Success in today’s marketplace requires that organizations deliver products and services that provide easily identified value for their customers. This minor draws on strengths within two departments to integrate source (strategic procurement and supply management), production (manufacturing and service operations), and delivery processes (demand fulfilment), with a focus on the use of information technologies as the critical enabler of supply chain efficiencies and responsiveness.
This minor is designed to give the student the tools and ideas that help shape and define the various components of value creation. Students can gain knowledge and skills in the full spectrum of supply chain activities: supplier relationships, purchasing management, operations and inventory management, logistics and transportation, quality management, and information technology.
The minor in Digital Supply Chain Management requires the following 15 credit hours of coursework:
Required core course:
Core courses (choose one):
Core courses (choose one):
Elective courses (choose two):
* Non Business and Information Technology students must select ERP 5110 as one of the two electives.
Application form (PDF) - submit form when the courses for the minor are completed or are in progress
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