Logistics and supply chain management plays a considerable role in the global economy. Some consider it the make-it or break-it point of any business. Depending on the size of a company, there are a variety of significant positions that work together for the successful implementation of a supply chain. Supply chain management—also commonly referred to as logistics—is all about the production, shipment and distribution of products. It covers everything from inventory to sales and is an important element of any business that makes and sells products.
Relevant Majors
Sample Occupations
- Account Executive
- Analyst
- Branch Manager
- Compensation Administrator
- Compensation/Benefits Administrator
- Consultant
- Customer Service Manager
- Distribution Coordinator
- Employee Benefits Analyst
- Employee Training Instructor
- Human Resources Administrator
- Inventory Control Manager
- Job Development Specialist
- Labor Relations Specialist
- Logistics Engineer
- Logistics Manager
- Logistics Software Manager
- Management Consultant
- Materials Manager
- Operations Manager
- Process Engineer
- Production Manager
- Personnel Manager
- Personnel Specialist
- Retail Store Manager
- Small Business Owner
- Supply Chain Manager
- Systems Support Manager
- Transportation Manager
- Vendor Managed Inventory
- Warehouse Operation Manager
