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What is the best type of Graduate Degree for a Supply Chain Professional?
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What is more useful in terms of applicability for a young supply chain professional...an MBA or a Masters in Supply Chain Management?
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The Value of the Certification Process A PI Q and A
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Reader Question:
In SCM, what is the relevance of certifications like APICS-CSCP?
Raheel Ahmad
eSourcing & SCM Professional
India
My Response:
I actually just returned from a speaking engagement at the APICS Houston 6 Packed conference.
While I both write and teach accredited courses for organizations such as the Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC), this was my first event with APICS.
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