Mini-MBA: Digital Supply Chain Management
Issued by
Rutgers Business School
Authorized by
Rutgers University
Advances in technology are radically impacting global supply chains. For those who manage critical, multi-step stages of operations, it can be overwhelming to keep pace with changes that are happening in the supply chain while continuing to create value for the company. Our Mini-MBA: Digital Supply Chain Management will help you understand the digital impact on processes, identify where your organization is vulnerable to disruption, & leverage new technological solutions to business integration.
- Type Learning
- Level Intermediate
- Time Hours
- Cost Paid
Skills
- Agile Development
- Analyzing Data
- Building Resilient Organizations
- Cloud Technologies
- Creating An Omni-Channel Customer Experience
- Creating New Networks And Partnerships
- Crisis Management
- Digital Supply Chain
- Global Economics
- Green Value Chain
- Identifying Emerging Tech And Trends
- Macroeconomic
- New Perspectives In Supply Chain
- Research & Development
- Return On Investment (ROI)
- Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
- Supply Chain Analytics
- Supply Chain Finance
- Supply Chain Innovation
Earning Criteria
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Students must complete a timed and comprehensive exam that evaluates their mastery of core business principles and application.
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Learner must develop an applied capstone project of the curriculum to a real-world business scenario through an analysis of the course content, and present to faculty for feedback and grading.
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Learner must successfully complete 35-45 hours of instruction and applied learning which includes but is not limited to: pre-reading, module discussions and relevant exercises.
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A Bachelor's degree or significant work experience are required prerequisites to admittance. Applicants are assessed for their knowledge and experience, and are accepted based upon their ability to succeed in the program.
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Program requires tuition payment.
Standards
The Rutgers Mini-MBA programs, both in-person and online, offer students an opportunity to earn a 3-credit waiver toward a Master's degree at Rutgers Business School. The 3-credit waiver is regarded as graduate level credits to be used toward waiving an elective course.
Upon program completion, the learner will receive a Mini-MBA certificate. The Rutgers Business School Executive Education Mini-MBA is a Micro-Credential, widely acknowledged as a standard designation of advanced learning across all industries and disciplines.