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Case Study SCG Logistics Management ตอนที่ 02 จากทั้งหมด 3 ตอน เป้นการบันทึกจากงานสัมมนา " รวมพลคนโลจิสติกส์" ครั้งแรกในประเทศไทย จัดโดยนิตยสาร Logistics thailand และหนังสือพิมพ์ Intertransport logistics+Biz

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Adrian's Supply Chain and Logistics Predictions for 2013

In this pre-season episode of Talking Logistics, Adrian Gonzalez shares his 8 supply chain and logistics predictions for 2013.

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What I am noticing is that many internships are requiring a concentration in supply chain, or BBA degree to work in supply chain. What do you recommend for a young veteran like me trying to break in to supply chain in steps in getting my feet wet? I am entering my junior year soon, and many companies have internships. I want to make deals, work on contracts, negotiate and all of that. I want to travel, too. Most of all, I want to be able to land employment with my degree. Not be unemployed.
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I am currently going to attend the University of Houston, and there are two programs for a Bachelors, BBA Supply chain management and the other degree is Bachelors in science In Supply chain and Logistics technology. Is there a significant difference between the two? I am noticing that many colleges are calling different things and this is confusing to me. One has more business courses that are typical and the Technology Bachelors is more supply chain concentrated. Any Ideas?
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The Bachelors of science in Supply chain and Logistics technology looks like it contains more of the technology side and operations instead of the financial. I am not sure what employers value more, having the business courses with the theories of supply chains, or the "know how" of operations in supply chain. I am treading carefully, because I don't want to blow thousands upon thousands of dollars for a profession that may/may not pay off.
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runhorun, My suggestion is to ask the University why it has two programs and what the differences are between them. That said, considering the important (and growing) role of technology in supply chain and logistics management, I would opt for the program that has a greater technology concentration. Classes in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research are also highly valuable for aspiring supply chain professionals. I hope this helps.
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Also, does being bi-lingual help? I speak spanish, too.

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