Supply Chain Management B.S.

Syracuse University

Supply chain management requires a distinctive view of business: procurement, manufacturing and distribution must be viewed and controlled as a seamless flow. Display competence in the functional areas of business and their interdependencies. Employ logical, analytical and technological skills in decision making. Develop organizational strategies taking into account internal and external factors. Communicate and interact with others in a professional manner. Demonstrate exemplary personal and professional behaviors and apply knowledge in a selected area of study. Be aware of and engage in a diverse and global society. Explain the role of supply chain management in the context of business operations. Demonstrate how supply chain management is interrelated with other functional areas of management, such as marketing, finance and information systems.

The Martin J. Whitman School of Management