Transform Your Career with Strategic Supply Chain and Operations Management
InstructorNavdeep YadavThe curriculum integrates Microsoft Excel for practical supply chain tasks, including time series analysis and statistical distributions.
Instruction includes video-based assignments applying concepts to scenarios like e-commerce returns and grocery store inventory optimization.
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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.
This slide illustrates the bullwhip effect in supply chains with a line graph showing how small demand changes amplify into larger order fluctuations upstream.
This educational slide defines backward and forward integration strategies while displaying a comparative matrix of vertical integration across traditional car companies, Waymo, and Tesla.
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.
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