
edXSupply chain analysts need to connect financial strategy to daily execution: forecasting, inventory, warehousing, purchasing, and fulfillment. This three-course sequence (with a capstone exam) teaches the language of the industry, the relationships between strategic planning and operations, and the continuous-improvement tools—Lean, Six Sigma—that drive performance. You'll graduate understanding how procurement, manufacturing, and distribution decisions propagate through the network, and how to refine supplier and customer relationships. The CSCA credential signals to employers that you speak supply-chain fluently.
The supply chain terminology used throughout the industry, understanding the linkages between financial and operational measures. ,How to understand the relationship between Strategic Planning, S&OP, and Processes Execution; including but not limited to: Forecasting, Inventory, Warehousing, MRP, Sourcing, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Sales Order Fulfillment, and Lean Six Sigma. ,How to manage the flow of goods and materials throughout the supply chain using procurement, inventory, transportation and the distribution network. ,How to refine interactions with suppliers, customers and your own team. ,Become familiar with continuous improvement tools that can increase the performance and sustainability of the supply chain, such as Lean and Six Sigma. ,The completion of all three preparatory courses is required before taking the Certified Supply Chain Analyst (CSCA) Exam. Upon completion of the three courses and the exam, you will become a Certified Supply Chain Analyst.
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