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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Supply Chain Technology and Systems

Massachusetts Institute of Technology via edX

Overview

Supply chains have a long history of leveraging technology to drive efficiency and effectiveness, operating at a global scale that requires seamless integration across multiple systems and platforms. This course prepares you to translate fundamental supply chain principles into practice within a rapidly evolving digital landscape by focusing on core technological concepts, system architectures, and data-driven decision-making rather than specific software tools.

Through hands-on exercises, case studies, and real-world applications, you'll develop competencies in analyzing large supply chain datasets, evaluating and selecting enterprise supply chain software systems, managing technology implementation and upgrades, and assessing emerging technology expected to transform supply chain operations. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to generate insights from big data, evaluate technology solutions, and make informed decisions that enhance supply chain performance.

Supply Chain Technology and Systems: SC4x is an instructor-paced course. Course content is released on a weekly basis, and a comprehensive syllabus, deadlines, and requirements are provided in Week 0 of the course.

This Supply Chain Technology and Systems course is part of the MITx MicroMasters Credential in Supply Chain Management, offered by #1 ranked SCM Master's program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This is an open enrollment course, making it accessible for almost anyone, anywhere in the world to enroll and learn for free.

Taught by

Dr. Chris Caplice

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4.6 rating at edX based on 162 ratings

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  • This course was overall amazing. I learned how modern supply chains work—from automation to blockchain. The tools covered are essential for understanding and managing today’s complex and technology-driven supply networks. Things I Learned: 👇 Supply…

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