MBA: Supply Chain Management, Operations & Logistics (2026)

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What the public course preview actually shows

These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.

A presentation slide titled 'What is a Supply Chain?' displaying a flow diagram with icons for Suppliers, Wholesalers, Retailers, and End Consumers, along with price labels. — Preview 1 of 4
This educational slide defines a supply chain as the flow of goods from manufacturing to consumption, illustrated by a diagram connecting suppliers, wholesalers, retailers, and consumers.

A presentation slide titled 'Bullwhip effect Simplified?' featuring a line graph showing order quantity fluctuations over eight days for customers, retailers, wholesalers, and a 3D — Preview 2 of 4
This slide illustrates the bullwhip effect in supply chains with a line graph showing how small demand changes amplify into larger order fluctuations upstream.

A presentation slide titled 'Backward and forward Integration' featuring text definitions on the left, a vertical supply chain diagram on the right, and a color-coded matrix at the — Preview 3 of 4
This educational slide defines backward and forward integration strategies while displaying a comparative matrix of vertical integration across traditional car companies, Waymo, and Tesla.

A flowchart diagram titled 'Network effect in Amazon Business Model' showing stages from manufacturing to retail, the Amazon Platform with warehouses and partner centers, and final — Preview 4 of 4
This diagram illustrates the network effect in Amazon's business model, mapping the supply chain from international manufacturing through distribution to the central platform and customer delivery.