Academic Program
The Satluj — an academic platform on operational risk and logistics management in the Asia-Pacific B2B segment.
We teach you how to uncover hidden costs from procurement to cross-border delivery and renegotiate contracts based on real data.
Modules cover export restrictions, anti-corruption standards, and counterparty verification procedures in Asia-Pacific markets.
We offer a KPI framework for evaluating carriers, warehouses, and customs brokers — from tender to daily oversight.
You learn to identify risks in the supply chain: disruptions, currency fluctuations, customs procedures, and their impact on the budget.
Audio episodes for B2B managers: real cases, decision analysis, and mistakes to avoid.
All modules are built on an academic approach: first methodology, then tools, and only then — application to your operations.
We have compiled the most frequently asked questions about our training modules, format, and materials. If you cannot find an answer, write to us — our team will get back to you.
The modules are designed for B2B managers, logistics heads, and operational risk coordinators who work with the Asia-Pacific region. You do not need prior legal education — the material is built around practical cases.
Each module consists of video lectures, worksheets, and assessment tests. The materials are available on the platform 24/7, so you choose the pace yourself. Podcasts, on the other hand, are a separate section for listening on the go.
The main areas are: optimizing cross-border supply chains, auditing raw material costs, international legal compliance, and contractor management. Each module is based on real cases from the region.
A podcast is a shorter format — 20–30 minutes, where we discuss one specific issue or interview practitioners. A course, on the other hand, is systematic: lectures, assignments, and an independent project at the end.
Yes, upon successful completion of the course, an electronic certificate is issued. It confirms that you have familiarized yourself with the module content and successfully completed the practical assignments.