SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE
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CERTIFICATE OVERVIEW
The Supply Chain Management certificate provides you with the tools required to effectively shape and define the various components of value creation. Dive into the process and strategies behind acquiring, producing, and delivering goods and services, both domestically and globally.
Benefits
- Identify some of the major challenges in supply chain management, and answer the fundamental questions around the decision of insourcing versus outsourcing
- Analyze planning and logistics procedures and improve the strategies you use for value creation
- Connect the relationship between supply chain and other areas of the business, including marketing, finance, operations, engineering, logistics, inventory, and transportation
Certificate Requirements
Overview
Core Classes
Course Formats
How To Enroll
Real-World Applications
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Designed for
This certificate is appropriate for a variety of professionals across verticals. Whether you work for a global corporation or a small business, we can help.
- Individuals working in logistics and supply chain teams who want to help their companies improve the performance of their supply chain
- Leaders and executives without direct supply chain experience who want to improve their understanding of their own supply chain and how to manage a supply chain team
REIMBURSEMENT OPTIONS
Learn more about course credits and options for course reimbursement. Get tips on the best way to approach your manager and download a customizable template to facilitate making the ask.
Resources
Decision Quality: Strategic Decision Making Through Framing & Alternatives
Decision Quality: Strategic Decision Making Through Framing & Alternatives
Framing and finding alternatives are two key links in the decision quality chain are necessary for determining if a decision is good or not.
Break Free From These 3 Workplace Biases
Break Free From These 3 Workplace Biases
Although implicit biases are not something we often think about, they do shape every decision we make. Discover how to escape 3 types of biases that affect workplace decision making.
Making Sense of Financial Metrics: Finding Value in the Numbers
Making Sense of Financial Metrics: Finding Value in the Numbers
You don't need to be an accounting or finance expert to understand financial metrics. Learn simple approaches to determine how much value a firm is creating.