To successfully compete in today's distribution industry, companies must continually deliver value to their customers while effectively managing its resources and generating a profit. To meet these challenges, leading organizations require experienced managers who are trained in the dynamics of Supply Chain Management, with a special focus on wholesale distribution.
By examining managerial behavior, organizational strategies, incentive alignment, legal considerations, operational execution and other management topics, this program provides a framework that allows participants to integrate and apply proven supply chain management strategies within their scope of responsibility.
The Supply Chain Management Certificate Program combines faculty instruction from Rutgers University with online leading edge Upper Division Management Education Tracks from Thomson Higher Education.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the broad responsibilities of a manager and the interdependencies of the various departments within an organization
- Understand, leverage, and deliver the unique value of their company’s distribution services to meet customers' business needs
- Improve motivation by addressing individual and organizational behavior issues that affect supply chain performance
- Improve asset management by using tools and technology to ensure accurate inventory management, adequate inventory investment, and effective logistical distribution
- Improve profitability through improved sales team management and financial controls
Course Materials
Students receive comprehensive course manuals with reference materials.
Who Should Attend
Professionals responsible for supply chain process, negotiation, and efficiency.
Duration
Course times:
- Day 1: 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
- Day 2: 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
- Day 3: 8:00 am - 5:30 pm
Prerequisite
None
Course Logistics
This program provides a Certificate of Completion to demonstrate to employers mastery of this complex and vital competency in today's business world.
Certificates of attendance are provided at the conclusion of the course.
Student : Instructor Ratio – 20:1
