Supply Chain Management and Logistics: Space Supply Chain Infographic

The infographics highlights mankind's largest supply chain which involves supplying materials for projects in outer space.


Improving organizations’ performance and maximizing customer value in a highly competitive marketplace has turned supply chain management and logistics into a highly essential component to global business operations.

This has resulted in a growing need of professional leaders that can facilitate and synchronize the flow of products and information between organizations, suppliers, and customers in the most efficient and effective ways possible.

This increase has made a degree in supply chain management a great opportunity for job seekers.

The infographics below highlights mankind’s largest supply chain which involves supplying materials for projects in outer space.

It is a prime example of the intricate and complex process that goes into ensuring that the two-way flow of materials, finance, people, and information from raw materials reaches its end destination.

Space Supply Chain

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At MIT CTL, we believe learning can be available to everyone, everywhere with minimum barriers to entry. To support this belief, we offer the MITx MicroMasters Credential in Supply Chain Management, an advanced, professional, graduate-level foundation in SCM. This credential opens doors professionally and academically and may serve as a learning pathway to all of our other education opportunities below.



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