Digital Supply Chain Management Certification

FAQs

• What is digital supply chain management certification?

  A Digital Supply Chain Management Certification is an intensive and practical training program designed to equip professionals with the strategic and technical skills needed to manage and transform modern supply chains. In the Digital Supply Chain Management Certification offered by SP Jain School of Global Management and Simplilearn, participants undergo expert-led sessions, real-world case studies, and hands-on projects that reflect current industry challenges. The certification format ensures focused learning and rapid skill development in areas like automation, AI integration, sustainability, and data-driven decision-making, crucial for enhancing supply chain efficiency and resilience in today’s digital-first business environment.

• What do digital supply chain managers do?

  A digital supply chain manager oversees the integration and optimization of supply chain operations using advanced digital technologies, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness across the entire value chain. They collaborate with cross-functional teams across procurement, logistics, and operations to enable real-time decision-making and streamline workflows. Simplilearn’s Digital Supply Chain Management Certification provides structured knowledge on key areas such as AI integration, data-driven planning, sustainability, and digital transformation strategies. This certification is ideal for aspiring supply chain professionals looking to lead innovation and drive operational excellence in the digital era.

• Can I get a refund if I want to cancel my enrollment in this Digital Supply Chain Certification?

  Yes, you can cancel your enrollment if necessary. We will refund the program price after deducting an administration fee. To learn more, please read our Refund Policy.

• What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

  To enroll in the Digital Supply Chain Management certification, you’ll need:

  • A bachelor’s degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks

  • A professional background in operations or supply chain is preferred but not mandatory

  The course is designed to be accessible to professionals from various industries looking to build a career in digital supply chain management.

• Who Should Enroll in this Digital Supply Chain Management course?

  This course is ideal for professionals looking to advance their careers in supply chain and logistics using digital tools and technologies. It’s well-suited for 

  • Supply chain managers, operations professionals, logistics coordinators, and procurement specialists

  • Business analysts and IT professionals wanting to transition into supply chain roles

  Whether you're upskilling or switching to supply chain, this digital supply chain management course equips you with the knowledge and practical skills required.

• What topics are covered in this Digital Supply Chain Management course?

  The course covers a wide range of topics designed to help you master both core supply chain concepts and modern digital tools. Key topics include:

  • Foundations of Supply Chain Management

  • Digital Supply Chains and Industry 4.0

  • Supply Chain Planning and Sourcing

  • Smart Logistics and Warehousing

  • Data Analytics and Demand Forecasting

  • Supply Chain Risk and Resilience

  • ERP and Supply Chain Tools (e.g., SAP S/4HANA, Odoo, Flowlu, Frepple )

  This well-rounded approach ensures learners understand foundational and advanced digital supply chain strategies.

• How long does it take to complete the certification?

  The Digital Supply Chain Management certification is a six-month course designed for working professionals. It includes live online classes for interactive learning. You'll also work on industry-relevant projects and a capstone based on real-world scenarios to apply what you've learned in the course.

• What type of skills do you learn in this course?

  The Digital Supply Chain Management certification equips you with a strong mix of 22+ technical, analytical, and strategic skills needed to manage modern supply chains. Throughout the program, you’ll gain:

  • Understanding of digital supply chain concepts such as Industry 4.0, smart logistics, and digital twin

  • Proficiency in tools like SAP S/4HANA, Odoo, Flowlu, Frepple, and data analytics platforms

  • Skills in demand planning, inventory optimization, and process automation

  Knowledge of supply chain planning, procurement, and global logistics

• What are the benefits of Digital Supply Chain Management Certification?

  According to the Economist Impact Survey 2024, 40% of companies plan to invest in big data analytics to gain real-time insights into their operations. Therefore, a Digital Supply Chain Management certification offers several professional advantages:

  • Showcases your readiness for next-gen supply chain roles

  • Equips you with the right skills to manage digitally enabled supply chains

  • Offers hands-on knowledge through case studies from global brands

  • Improves your problem-solving, planning, and decision-making skills

  Helps you stay relevant in the evolving digital supply chain field

• What career opportunities can this program help me pursue?

  Employment of logisticians is projected to grow 19 percent from 2023 to 2033, much faster than the average for all occupations, because industries are increasingly adopting digital logistics. Some of the career paths you can pursue after completing the digital supply chain management certification are: 

  • Operations or Logistics Manager

  • Demand Planner or Inventory Analyst

  • Procurement Specialist

  • SCM Consultant in digital transformation projects

  • Digital Supply Chain Analyst

  SAP SCM or ERP Functional Consultant

• Which Industries Hire Digital Supply Chain Management Professionals?

  As supply chains are becoming more tech-enabled, many industries are actively hiring professionals with digital skills. Some of the major industries hiring are:

  • E-commerce and Retail 

  • Manufacturing and Automotive 

  • Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare

  • Consumer Goods and FMCG

  • Logistics and Warehousing

  • Technology and IT services

  With growing support from government initiatives like the National Logistics Policy, more businesses are now adopting digital supply chains and creating new job opportunities.