Education
MBA in Supply Chain Management - A highly competitive business environment has transformed supply chain management from being seen as just another business function to one that can provide a distinct point of differentiation. A strong supply chain and well-planned logistics and operations have enabled companies such as Amazon, Starbucks, IKEA, Walmart, and a slew of others to achieve success.
Despite its traditional definition, Supply Chain Management (SCM) is no longer limited to "overseeing every touchpoint of a company's product or service, from initial development to final sale," as previously stated. Today's SCM also looks into areas such as after-sales service, returns, and reverse logistics, among others.