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Nope. Look into Supply Chain MicroMasters from MIT. Atleast the tools in them are useful.
Thanks for sharing. I haven’t heard of this before
Short answer: no, long answer: nooooo. Jokes aside, learning supply chain management on edx and coursera plus reading books would be a far better use of your time
I think it’s more useful for those without a Supply Chain or IE degree or those looking for a refresher. It will probably be a breeze with an IE background. Some clients like it but may not be worth your time.
APICS is great if you want to focus on warehousing / materials management ISM (better recognition in US) and CIPS (better recognition all other countries except US) if you want to focus on procurement There are other resources that are equally good but less recognized as the 2 above.