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The Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a one-year program that introduces students to the processes and procedures of logistics and supply chain management.

Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) are essential aspects of a business that ensures the flow of goods is smooth from the manufacturing department to the retail market. It encircles functions like purchasing, warehousing and transporting.

Learning SCM helps in boosting the professional lives of the students as it enables one to understand how to plan the functioning of SCM and approaches to handling problems arising out of the SCM.

Elements to Learn

The essence of Logistics and SCM are comprehended through this course as it touches on its various aspects. Fundamentals of Logistics and Supply Management, Procurement, Storage and Warehouse Management, Operations, Business Intelligence and Analytics are integral parts of the syllabus of this course.

In-Demand at Every Industry

Supply Chain Management functions are carried out in every industry as every business needs to securely deliver goods at the right time, in the right place and to the right customers. Quick delivery and quality goods lead to enhancing brand value and customer loyalty. Hence, companies are creating jobs to hire SCM professionals who assist in achieving their goals.

Skills & Abilities Get Enhanced

SCM is all about managing the movement of goods. To handle these activities, one needs the necessary skills. This diploma course assists in developing several skills. Critical Thinking and Analytics, Management, Time Management, Communication and Leadership Skills get enhanced.

Career in Logistics & SCM

  1. Procurement Analysts
    research various vendors and suppliers and compare them based on the price quotes, quality of the material, delivery time and services offered and then select the best one among them.
  2. Logistical Analysts
    examine a company's logistics and supply chain functions to ensure proper coordination between the processes of manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution of the products are error-free.
  3. Distribution Specialists
    are responsible for handling the distribution function of a product, like checking inventory levels, payment transactions and delivery services. Everything is checked and recorded from warehousing to the dockyard and retail market.
  4. Business Analysts
    study the performance of a business, its products and services' quality and profits earned to find ways of improving them.
  5. Operation Research Analysts
    examine the operation processes of logistics and supply chain and suggest any improvements required to upgrade its quality.
  6. Warehouse Operators
    handle the functions of a warehouse, such as checking incoming and outgoing deliveries of the goods, packing and unpacking them, and recording all the transactions and deliveries of the products.

The average initial salary package for retail management candidates vary from 2 LPA to 6 LPA, depending on the industry and career progression.

Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) From Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU)

Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) has launched Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM). The program covers all the essentials of logistics and supply chain management to give a complete understanding of their significance and functioning.

Duration & Eligibility

Duration: 1 Year (2 Semesters).

Eligibility: Any applicant who has a degree certificate of any stream can apply for this course.

To have an extensive career in the SCM industry

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