Bs supply chain management in Ashland university

Supply chain management (SCM) prepares students to become leaders in supply management, the emerging paradigm for world-class corporations. It is a total systems approach taken by companies, suppliers, and partners to deliver manufactured products and services to the end customer. Information technology is used to coordinate all elements of the supply chain from sourcing parts to coordination of retailers to achieve a level of integration that results in a competitive advantage not available in traditional logistics systems. SCM is a major for students who wish to be involved in the management of operations (value-adding) processes; i.e., manufacturing, service production and delivery, distribution, and supply. SCM builds on other areas of functional expertise that are part of the business degree, including marketing, finance, accounting, and strategic planning. The major provides a framework for linking these functional areas with specific areas of skill development that are focused in SCM, i.e., total quality management, productivity enhancement, and timebased competition. The major also provides in-depth analysis of operations decisions such as new product development, supply chain capacity planning, process technology planning, factory automation, and production systems planning.

Official high school transcripts, Typical SAT score-860, ACT-18, Average GPA 2.5, TOEFL: IBT-67, PBT-517, IELTS-6.0, PTE-59

Purchasing agent, Operations manager, Logistics analyst, Supply chain manager, Logistician, Purchasing manager, Logistics manager, Production, planning and expediting clerk, Storage and distribution manager

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