New supply chain masters at UM to fill need in sector
University of Michigan will begin to offer a new master’s degree in supply chain management to meet a demand in the market.
University of Michigan will begin to offer a new master’s degree in supply chain management to meet a demand in the market.
Excerpt:
“Supply chain management is the central nervous system of the global economy,” said Dr. Ravi Anupindi who will be running the program.
“Detroit is a gateway for trade. $130 billion of trade passes through Detroit in a year – it’s one of the biggest gateways in the world,” he added.
“This is important for this state. Supply chain management is going to be increasingly important for the state of Michigan.”
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