Supply Chain Analytics Specialization (Rutgers)
A beginner-friendly, six-course Rutgers specialization that teaches supply chain problem framing, forecasting, inventory and sourcing analytics.
Data-driven inventory, logistics, demand planning and process improvement.
A beginner-friendly, six-course Rutgers specialization that teaches supply chain problem framing, forecasting, inventory and sourcing analytics.
A graduate-level MIT sequence of five courses plus a final exam covering supply chain analytics, design, dynamics and technology, taught online.
A beginner-friendly Wharton course on using Excel, forecasting, optimization, simulation, and decision trees to match supply with demand.
A 3h 20m Udemy course on demand planning and forecasting practice: accuracy metrics, model selection, outlier handling, and demand reviews.
Learn Green Belt Lean Six Sigma methods and run the statistical analysis in Python, with no coding background needed, in about 17 hours of video.
Operations analytics targets cost, service level and throughput. These courses cover demand planning and inventory policy, safety stock and reorder points, supplier and logistics performance measurement, capacity and bottleneck analysis, and process improvement frameworks such as Lean and Six Sigma supported by data. You will work with the trade-offs that define the field, where holding cost is set against stockout risk and speed against unit economics. Practical for supply chain planners, manufacturing and operations managers, and analysts supporting them, particularly in businesses where a small forecasting improvement releases significant working capital.