Gestão de Custos e Finanças na Supply Chain

Explore comprehensive cost structures across the entire supply chain, from procurement and manufacturing to warehousing, traditional transportation, e-commerce operations, and delivery services.

Delve into key cost management strategies:

• Understand inventory costs and crucial stock policies with insightful cost and indicator analysis.
• Analyze demand forecasting costs and optimize your planning.
• Master the concept of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for informed decision-making.

Intermediate Level: Advanced Cost Analysis & Financial Metrics

• Distinguish between Cost of Serving and Cost of Delivering for a holistic view.
• Learn how to variable fixed costs and optimize operational efficiency.
• Implement Activity-Based Costing (ABC) for precise cost allocation.
• Measure performance effectively using key financial indicators.
• Apply Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) to supply chain projects.
• Explore crucial financial metrics including cost of capital, DOH (Days of Inventory Outstanding), WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital), and ROGI (Return on Goods Invested).

Advanced Topics: Financial Planning & Supply Chain Integration

• Analyze the impact of the Income Statement (DRE) and Balance Sheet on supply chain performance.
• Understand cash flow management and Economic Value Added (EVA) within the supply chain.
• Master FP&A (Financial Planning & Analysis) for proactive future cost analysis.
• Gain insights into Project Finance principles.
• Navigate transfer pricing strategies.

Transportation Cost Breakdown:

• Freight-Weight: A component of freight charges designed to cover the transportation cost between origin and destination. Includes both direct and indirect costs like vehicle operation, administrative expenses, terminal fees, risk management, capital costs, and operational profit margins.
• Ad-valorem or Freight-Value: Calculated as a percentage of the transported goods' value. Protects carriers from risks associated with accidents and damage during transit, proportional to the time the goods are in their possession.
• Fees: Compensation for additional services provided, charged only when the services are rendered. Fees can vary based on the weight transported.
• Risk Management (GRIS): Expenses related to managing risks associated with cargo theft, including optional cargo insurance. Fractionalized shipping includes a separate dispatch, collection, and delivery fee.