Diploma in Last Mile Logistics

We live in the era of immediacy, in which the Internet and companies like Amazon has accustomed us to receive our orders in a matter of a few days, even hours in some cases. Last mile logistics is a critical element within the final stretch of the supply chain. This last section connects the products with the final consumers and has become a problem for small businesses, where the efficiency, speed and satisfaction of the customer are the priorities that we must attend. With our Diploma in Last Mile Logistics we seek to offer students the necessary formulas to improve the entire process of the delivery of the last mile, with the aim of making your company compete effectively in the current market.

- Know the meaning of supply chain, as well as that of integral logistics. - See the risks of the supply chain in order to prepare a detailed planning of it. - Know how to apply the different metrics of the supply chain. - Design a last mile distribution network. - Plan and manage the inventories of a company to adjust the supply and demand. - Define and differentiate between multichannel and omnichannel. - Assess the management of inverse logistics operations for the optimization and closure of the logistics chain.

The professional exits of this Diploma in Last Mile Logistics are diverse, although they are related to the logistics sector: logistics analyst, advice, consulting for logistics and small businesses, delivery routes designer, head of the Department of Traffic, Logistics Operator, Warehouse Operator, Order coach, etc.

With this Diploma in Last Mile Logistics you will have the possibility to learn about the management of the Supcy Chain, or in Spanish, supply chain, focusing especially on the delivery to the client, also called Last Mile Logistics. You will learn about the different types of transport, services and rates that we must apply, quality control measures and transport monitoring, among many other things.

This Diploma in Last Mile Logistics is aimed at both students of the Business and Logistics Administration branch and professionals in the sector who seek specialized training to boost their career in the logistics sector, especially for those who work in companies that seek to enter electronic commerce.