Supply Chain Management
Uncover the world of Supply Chain Management and learn to master the flow of goods in complex networks.
Supply Chain Management, B.B.A.
The Jones College of Business at MTSU offers the Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management (SCM). This program focuses on the management and processes involved in dealing with the movement and coordination of goods moving from the manufacturer and middle operations work on the chain of supplies from suppliers to customers. SCM activities include planning, sourcing, making, delivering, and returning. Everything you wear, eat or drink, sit on or in, read, throw, shoot, kick, and buy or sell comes to you courtesy of supply chains.
What is supply chain management?
Goods are produced for consumers. But how do those goods become finished products and reach where they need to go? Supply chain management masterminds the flow of goods. Raw materials must be stored and cataloged, transformed into usable inventory, and once finished and given the stamp of approval, must be moved from the point of origin to the point of consumption. The movement of goods is a skillfully designed labyrinth of interlinking networks, channels, and connecting points, with the customer situated at the end of that supply chain.
The goal is to satisfy customer demand and optimize the number of organizations in satisfying that demand, while reducing managerial control of daily logistics operations. Less control and more supply-chain partners led to the original concept of supply chain management. The consumer expects dependable and efficient service and assumes the product will arrive in good time and in perfect condition. The manager of the supply chain must ensure that the journey from product inception to customer reception runs without a hitch.
If you live in one of these states: MS; you may be able to attend MTSU at in-state rates under the Academic Common Market program.
News Briefs
March 4 Midsouth Supply Chain Summit at MTSU to focus on sustainability, solid waste ‘crisis’
Middle Tennessee State University’s Jones College of Business will host the 2025 MTSU Midsouth Supply Chain Summit on March 4, bringing together the university’s supply chain management students with industry leaders, partners and others for a full day of educational and networking opportunities.[ Read More ]
MTSU launches new supply chain center to expand focus in growing industry, workforce, research
As the world of transportation and logistics impacts and guides economies on a global scale, Middle Tennessee State University has launched a new center to enhance its growing Supply Chain Management degree programs and deepen partnerships with business and industry through research and collaboration.[ Read More ]
News Briefs
March 4 Midsouth Supply Chain Summit at MTSU to focus on sustainability, solid waste ‘crisis’
Middle Tennessee State University’s Jones College of Business will host the 2025 MTSU Midsouth Supply Chain Summit on March 4, bringing together the university’s supply chain management students with industry leaders, partners and others for a full day of educational and networking opportunities.[ Read More ]
MTSU launches new supply chain center to expand focus in growing industry, workforce, research
As the world of transportation and logistics impacts and guides economies on a global scale, Middle Tennessee State University has launched a new center to enhance its growing Supply Chain Management degree programs and deepen partnerships with business and industry through research and collaboration.[ Read More ]
Supply Chain Management, B.B.A.
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Supply Chain Management (SCM) is simply the Management of the chain of supplies from suppliers to customers. SCM activities includes planning, sourcing, making, delivering and returning. Everything you wear, eat or drink, sit on or in, read, throw, shoot, kick, and buy or sell comes to you courtesy of supply chains.
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