Supply chain managers oversee the entire supply chain process, from procurement to distribution, ensuring efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Logistics managers focus on the transportation and distribution aspects of the supply chain, optimizing routes, managing carriers, and ensuring timely deliveries

Inventory managers are responsible for maintaining optimal stock levels, managing inventory systems, and minimizing excess or obsolete stock

Procurement managers are in charge of sourcing and purchasing materials, goods, and services from suppliers to support the supply chain.

Demand planners forecast future demand for products and materials to ensure the supply chain can meet customer needs efficiently

Warehouse managers oversee the operations of warehouses, including storage, order fulfillment, and inventory control.

Production planners coordinate the manufacturing process to meet demand and ensure that products are produced efficiently and on time

Transportation analysts analyze transportation routes and modes, optimizing freight movement and minimizing costs.

Customs brokers facilitate the import and export of goods by ensuring compliance with customs regulations and handling documentation

Supply chain analysts use data and analytics to improve supply chain processes, track performance, and make informed decisions.

E-commerce fulfillment specialists manage the logistics of online retail operations, including order processing, packing, and shipping.