Business Administration with specialization in Digital Supply Chain Management Bachelor (UAS)  (Boxes):
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Logistics supply chain management focuses on the efficient organization of transport, storage and distribution. The focus here is on digital systems and process optimization. Important aspects are:

• Supply chain planning
• Transport optimization
• Stock management
• Analysis of key figures to increase efficiency

Logistics supply chain management helps companies to make better use of resources and shorten delivery times.

Continuing education, further training in digital supply chain management provides practical knowledge for the digital optimization of supply chains. The content of continuing education, further training in digital supply chain management can include

• Introduction to digital logistics systems
• Process optimization and automation
• Data analysis and reporting
• Coordination between suppliers and internal teams

Continuing education, further training is aimed at employees who want to expand their skills or prepare for a management role. You can find details on the course content and requirements on our platform or contact the providers directly using our contact form.

Digitization Continuing education, further training prepares employees for the use of digital technologies in work processes. For logistics in particular, continuing education, further training means making processes more efficient and reducing costs. Typical topics are

• Introduction to digital tools
• Data analysis and reporting
• Process automation
• Networked supply chain systems

Digitalization Continuing education, further training helps you to remain successful in an increasingly digitalized working environment. You can find information on opportunities and training paths on our education portal.

A Digital Supply Chain Manager controls digital processes along the supply chain and ensures efficient workflows. The supply chain manager implements systems, analyses data in real time and optimizes warehouse and transport processes. Typical tasks include

• Introduction of new digital tools
• Monitoring of supply chain key figures
• Cooperation with suppliers and internal departments

The profession is becoming increasingly important due to the digitalization of the logistics industry.

Digital supply chain management refers to the digital control and optimization of supply chains. This involves efficiently designing processes from procurement to production and delivery. Typical elements of digital supply chain management are

• Automated warehouse and inventory management
• Networked transportation and production processes
• Real-time data analysis for decision support

Digital supply chain management helps to reduce costs and improve delivery capability.

A Head of Supply Chain Management is responsible for the strategic planning and coordination of the entire supply chain. They manage teams, optimize processes and use digital tools. Typical tasks of the Head of SCM are

• Development and implementation of supply chain strategies
• Monitoring of key figures and performance
• Control of procurement, storage and distribution
• Coordination between departments and suppliers

The Head of Supply Chain Management makes a decisive contribution to increasing efficiency. You can find information on learning content and requirements for this career path here.

Supply chain management encompasses the planning, management and control of all activities along a supply chain. The aim is the efficient organization of material, information and financial flows. Among other things, supply chain management optimizes

• Procurement and purchasing
• Warehousing and logistics
• Production planning
• Distribution to the customer

Supply chain management is relevant for companies of all sizes. This means that there are plenty of good jobs for well-specialized professionals.

Digital SCM (supply chain management) refers to the integration of digital technologies into the management of supply chains. The aim is to make processes more efficient, transparent and faster. Typical components of digital supply chain management are

• Real-time monitoring of stock levels
• Automated ordering processes
• Networked production and logistics systems

Digital SCM is particularly relevant for companies that want to reduce costs and increase their ability to deliver.

A supply chain management degree provides in-depth knowledge about the planning and optimization of supply chains. Students learn how to design processes efficiently and use digital tools. The contents of a supply chain management degree course are

• Logistics processes and production planning
• Digitalization of the supply chain
• Strategic management
• Data analysis and reporting

The course provides a good basis for specialist or management positions in the field of supply chain management.