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by ehsan on December 28, 2006

A number of business schools specialize in supply-chain management. How's the Broad school unique?
First of all, we have a significant history in the area of supply-chain management. We were one of the first schools to teach the concept of physical distribution, which today is called logistics. Our faculty members are widely published and recognized for the work that they do.
We're also a school that teaches supply chain from an integrative supply-chain perspective, which means our students are being exposed, in a supply-chain area, to the three legs of supply chain: procurement or purchasing, manufacturing or operations, and logistics. And they study the integration of those three areas as part of our curriculum. That comprehensive exploration of all three includes not only what each of the three components is, but how they're integrated within an organization so that the organization can achieve results.
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