The category Supply Chain unites all the articles dedicated to this area of expertise. Here you can find available courses and reviews of them.
It is impossible to imagine a successful company with poor Supply Chain Management. This area plays the same role as a vascular system of a living organism. If it doesn’t work properly it can cause devastating consequences.
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Hey there, Skill Miner is online and this is my first review in 2019. At the end of 2018, I have finished the Supply Chain Design (SC2x) course from MITx. Working in operations and facing daily the tasks connected to a production flow optimization, process improvement and financial calculations I wanted to enhance my expertise … Continue reading What can you learn with Supply Chain Design from MITx
Hey there, Skill Miner is online. Have you ever thought what stays behind the work of such giants like Danone or Coca-Cola? How they manage to control their massive Supply Chains? Or what is flowing in the veins of automotive OEM giants and Tier 1-2 suppliers. How they manage to get all the necessary components … Continue reading Supply Chain Fundamentals explained by MITx
December 2016. We had recently moved with my wife to a new flat in Moscow. I had just finished my Master Black Belt certification in Six Sigma from MSI (read about this in coming posts) and was looking for the next course. The situation at my work was quiet and boring, I hated that feeling, that my brain is under-challenged. I was looking for some information about process optimization (I worked as a Process Engineer at that time) when I found a Micromster's offering on edx from MIT. After reading a short introduction I took CTL.SC0x Supply Chain Analytics and immediately paid a certificate (150$) and have never regretted it.
