Open Programmes Corporate Finance, Account and Risk Management
THE ESSENTIALS OF GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

The consumer goods and services industry face many challenges as it attempts to service its rapidly growing global consumer base, deliver via multiple channels and apply efficient global operating models. This programme takes participants through the essentials of goods and services and help them gain a competitive advantage through understanding what the best in business does and how they do it so well. This training programme will empower participants with all the necessary tools that you will need to know concerning goods and services and maintain or operate a successful business.

Programme Objective

Participants will be able to:
1. Create Efficient global goods and services operating models
2. Develop an understanding of consumer behaviour
3. Work on improving efficiencies of goods and services
4. Develop an effective pricing strategy
5. Be able to accurately describe the challenges facing goods and services

Programme Modules

1. Understanding Goods and Services
2. Challenges Facing Goods and Services
3. Creating Efficient Global Goods and Services Operating Models
4. Understanding Consumer Behaviour
5. Customer Decision Process
6. Using Market Segmentation and Pricing Strategy for Goods and Services
7. Importance of Research and Development for Goods and Services
8. Marketing as a Source of Competitive Advantage
9. Using the 4 P’s of Marketing Effectively
10. The Unique Selling Proposition of Goods and Services

Programme Outcomes

At the end of the programme participants will be able to:
1. Develop an understanding of goods and services
2. Identify the characteristics of a consumer
3. Discuss the various purposes of consumer market research
4. Identify how customers fulfill their wants and needs from a marketing perspective
5. Develop the skill to identify the unique selling proposition of a product or service

Target Participants

Entrepreneurs, Procurement Managers; Department Heads involved in the supply chain management, Small Business Owners, Suppliers and contractors Purchasing Personnel. Production officers and personnel, Technical professionals including those in Maintenance, Engineering & Production, Administrative and Support staff.