UC Irvine - Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization
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Data Science Strategies in Supply Chain Management. Master data science skills to create a more agile supply chain.
Duration | 3 months |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization
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- Earn a Certificate upon completion
Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization at Coursera Course details
Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization
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Skills you will learn
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- This specialization uses hands-on activities to show how data science techniques can turn raw data into decision-makers for a more agile supply chain
- Foundational techniques such as demand forecasting, inventory management with demand variability, and using the newsvendor model are covered, in addition to more advanced techniques such as how to optimize for capacity and resources as well as mitigate risks with the Monte Carlo simulation
- Build a demand and inventory snapshot and run a Monte Carlo simulation to solve for a more agile supply chain
Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization at Coursera Curriculum
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Supply Chain Planning
Inventory Management
Supply Chain Optimization
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