Blockchain for the Supply Chain

Supply chains need blockchain to improve efficiency and transparency for all stakeholders.

The Blockchain for the Supply Chain course enables supply chain managers and decision-making executives to evaluate their supply chain models and operations impacted by introducing blockchain technology. In addition to understanding the foundational aspects of blockchain, participants will see how this technology changes operational deployment to their benefit.

Certificate of Completion and ISCEA Microcredential:
This program’s completion provides you with a Certificate of Completion and prepares you to sit for the Certified Blockchain Supply Chain Professional Level I exam through the International Supply Chain Education Alliance (“ISCEA”). You have two attempts to achieve 80% or greater on the assessment to achieve the credential. ISCEA Examination allows you to take the evaluation remotely from your home or office. The ISCEA exam fee is included with your program.

Questions We’ll Explore

• How are smart contracts used within a supply chain?
• What are the current blockchain supply chain use cases?
• What logistics companies are currently making use of blockchain technology?
• How do IoT (internet of things) and blockchain technology work together?
• Do supply chain managers need to understand blockchain?

Prerequisites

No prior blockchain or computer programming experience is required. Prior experience in logistics and supply chain management is ideal. Recent graduates and existing supply chain management students are also well suited for this course.

Target Audience

Specific job titles that would benefit from this program include Director Logistics & Distribution, Business Analyst, Contracts Manager, Procurement Manager, Project Manager, Transportation Coordinator, and aspiring supply chain professionals.