Trent Russ

You can also take courses at CSCMP.org.

They are currently have a program funded in part by a grant from the government, so it's low cost or free.

Why Become SCPro™ Fundamentals Certified?
Earning CSCMP's SCPro™ Fundamentals credential can be a gateway to a career in supply chain management. Professionals who earn the SCPro™ Fundamentals credential can benefit in the following ways:

Marketability -- Demonstrate increased potential for success in an organization.
Commitment -- Illustrate dedication to learning about supply chain management.
Connection -- Become part of the group of participants who have earned SCPro™ Fundamentals certification.

https://cscmp.org/imis0/CSCMP/Certification/SCPro_Fundamentals_Certification/CSCMP/Certify/SCPro_Fundamentals_Certification.aspx?hkey=b04a9e15-98fa-440b-afa0-0be6e7513c81

Answered 1 year ago

Rebecca Foust

Looking for a mentor with a background in supply chain logistics. I have a Masters in International Business and wish to become a Supply Chain Manager. I am looking to begin my career as a purchasing agent or supply chain analyst, but do not have any certifications. Does anyone know of any accredited certifications, besides PMI and Apics?
(PMI and Apics require x number of years of industry experience to enroll in the certification course)

Answered 4 years ago

Robert Gruendel

Logistics consists of the hardware (equipment, machines), software (computers, databases, algorithms), and related technologies of moving materials in an engineered manner. Suppliers of logistic equipment hire science-degreed personnel.

Answered 4 years ago

Alexander R. Tipton

Your statement is somewhat vague, so this is the best answer that I can give:
Definition:
the detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies

Or Simply put:
Using all available resources to get an item from point A to point B at the right time, right place, and in the right condition.

Answered 4 years ago