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Excel and PowerBI! I work in supply chain/manufacturing operations. If you have any powerBI or data visualization experience prior to starting, you will be way ahead of the game for internships and jobs out of school!
As a recent grad, I will say you should be good at excel for pretty much any role. In todays world, analytics is important in probably most/all business functions. I’d also say that most companies probably don’t expect/require you to be good at any technical skills as an intern or new grad. However, there are plenty parts of logistics or supply chain that use technical skills but it varies greatly by role/what you’re doing.
Agree with previous statements, excel/powerBI/and ERP or WMS are excellent technical skills to master ahead of interviews. Maybe even a certification for supply chain like APICs CPIm, or ISM
Like others said, getting a certificate and also having some knowledge of ERP systems is a good way of getting a step ahead of the competition.
Analytics are important in supply chain management but they're not necessary for everything. For some roles like supply chain planner or analyst, strong analytical skills are essential. But for other roles liek warehouse manager or transportation specialist, analytical skills are less important.