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Why Supply Chain and Logistics from IIM Mumbai
As global commerce grows, skilled logistics professionals are essential for keeping supply chains agile, cost-effective, and tech-enabled. This program prepares you for the fast-paced world of supply chain operations across industries like e-commerce, retail, and manufacturing.







Why Choose a Certification in Supply Chain & Logistics Management Program
Supply chain and logistics management is being revolutionised by technology and global demand. This certification gives you the tools to optimise operations, improve efficiency, and manage risks in a fast-changing landscape. Ideal for professionals seeking to lead in logistics, reduce costs, and stay ahead in the competitive world of global supply chains.


Career Opportunities
Upon completion, learners can explore roles such as:

What Will You Learn

Introduction to Supply Chain & Logistics
Global supply chains and their complexities
Bullwhip effect, uncertainty management
Core logistics functions: transportation, inventory, and warehousing

Core Logistics & Global Supply Chain Operations
Domestic (FTL/LTL) and international freight (FCL/LCL, air freight)
Warehouse design, operations, and material handling
Freight forwarding and global logistics strategies
Understanding Incoterms 2024, key logistics documents (BL, AWB, COO, DG)

Technology & Digital Transformation
IoT, big data, and automation in warehousing (Warehouse 4.0)
AR/VR, sensors, wearables, and cobots
Blockchain applications in logistics
Implementation challenges & opportunities in digital logistics

Optimization & Advanced Logistics Strategy
Inventory management (EOQ, cost metrics, policies)
Network design, capacity planning, and forecasting
Optimization models: Assignment, Transportation, Transshipment
Simulation techniques for logistics performance

Risk & Strategic Supply Chain Management
Long-term planning and competitive strategies in healthcare organisations
Risk mitigation strategies and best practices
Strategic decision-making under uncertainty
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