Supplly Chain Management studies how goods, information and processes cross suppliers, businesses, warehouses, transport and customers. It is usually closely linked to Operations, Logistics, Analytics, Transport.
I. What do you read?
UBC Aviations and Logistics specialize in Services Operations, Supplementary-Chain Management, and extend to Data Inspection and Business Operations, Air Transport, Maritime and International Transport, Appled Project Management.
What's the difference between Supply Chain and Logistics?
- Logistics： More focused transport, storage, storage, distribution and distribution.
- Supply Chain： This is a broader perspective, encompassing the search, regulation, inventory, distribution, supplier relationships and cross-organizational information flows.
Is there a lot of math?
The ability to analyse mathematics and data can be facilitated by common encounters with Statistics, Operations Research, Forecasting, Optimism and Analytics; However, it is still a business and management-oriented department, which does not amount to purely industrial engineering.
For what students?
People who like process improvement, data, international trade, transport, business operations and practical problems. If you prefer manufacturing and engineering systems, you can compare them; If you prefer the financial market, see Finance.
V. Common career
It is also possible to enter aviation, maritime transport, manufacturing, retailing and technology.
