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Digital Supply Chain Management

Master of Science - MSDSCM |
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About the Program

You’ll elevate your knowledge of the movement of modern business in our Master of Science in Digital Supply Chain Management (MSDSCM) program, which is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)— a designation carried by only the top 6% of business schools in the world. Our curriculum also carries a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) designation, and is designed to equip you with a foundation in state-of-the-art supply chain technologies in blockchain and automation, with additional emphasis on predictive and prescriptive analytics. SAP, AI technology, Blockchain and logistics curriculum help to round out the exceptional educational value of our program, and our extensive CPP alumni network offers profound networking and post-graduate employment opportunities.

$113,000
National average salary for supply chain manager with master’s degree
2023 Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) Salary and Career Report
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Career Outcomes

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EVP of Global Supply Chain

Oversees the entire global supply chain strategy, ensuring seamless coordination between procurement, logistics, and production to meet company objectives.

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Global Director of Procurement

Manages global sourcing and procurement strategies, optimizing supplier relationships, cost control, and supply chain efficiency across regions.

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Director of Strategic Sourcing

Leads sourcing initiatives, identifying and implementing strategies to acquire goods and services at optimal costs while maintaining quality and supplier relationships.

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Director of Strategic Sourcing

Leads sourcing initiatives, identifying and implementing strategies to acquire goods and services at optimal costs while maintaining quality and supplier relationships.

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Supply Chain Planning Manager

Coordinates demand forecasting, inventory management, and production planning to ensure efficient supply chain operations and meet customer demand.

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Director of Logistics

Oversees the logistics operations, including transportation, distribution, and warehousing, ensuring timely and cost-effective delivery of goods.

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Business Analyst

Analyzes business processes, gathers data, and provides recommendations to improve operations, optimize efficiency, and meet organizational goals.

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Global Operations Director

Manages and aligns global operations, ensuring the efficiency and effectiveness of all departments, from production to customer delivery, on an international scale.

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International Logistics Manager

Manages logistics for international shipments, coordinating transportation, customs, and compliance across borders to ensure efficient global operations.

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Commodity Specialist

Focuses on sourcing and managing specific raw materials or commodities, analyzing market trends, pricing, and supplier relationships to optimize procurement.

Overview

To earn a Master of Science in digital supply chain management from the Singelyn Graduate School of Business at Cal Poly Pomona, you’ll complete 32 total units 32 units covering knowledge in end-to-end supply chain management subjects, the essential business analytics skills, and emerging supply chain technologies in AI, Blockchain, and ERP.

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Christine Kao
The curriculum is comprehensive, covering all aspects of supply chain management with a focus on digital transformation.
Christine Kao ‘23

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