Software Advice

This report will help buyers who are seeking new SCM solutions better understand the marketplace to facilitate more informed purchase decisions.

With an uptick in the number of supply chain management (SCM) courses in business schools across the nation, Software Advice wanted to learn more about what these courses teach students, and how they compare to one another.

With companies increasingly looking to avoid such controversy by improving ethical practices along their supply chains, we wanted to know which link in the chain consumers claim to care about most.

Despite the higher costs of having more ethical supply chains, some believe that it ultimately pays off for companies, as such efforts can improve reputation among consumers and produce greater loyalty from employees.

Managers are adopting this Internet-centric model to offload the burden of server maintenance and data backup, while expanding access to their system and providing their employees with an intuitive user interface. While some managers might remain skeptical of new technology and question a third-party’s ability to safeguard their data, the early challenges with SaaS have been overcome.

We are moving away from some of the technical questions related to SaaS and looking into the business questions that SaaS can help answer. This is a good thing, because we will be able to move away from the trendy toward the essential.

Which individual certification program is most appropriate for those aspiring to have a career in the field of supply chain management. With multiple certification choices it seems that many are confused as to which certification program will provide the most benefit for that dream job.