Indianapolis is the Crossroads of America, which positions you perfectly to earn a supply chain management degree in the hub of a logistics capital. Plus, our data indicates Kelley Indianapolis supply chain graduates earn the highest wages out of college among all business majors. Kelley Indianapolis supply chain management graduates often pursue the following career paths:
Create the game plan and set the stage for the sourcing, production, and delivery of the finished product.
Work hand-in-hand with suppliers and manage inventory to ensure the product is ready for manufacturing.
This is where the product is made and prepared for the final step of the supply chain.
The product is finished and out the door, but it's critical that it arrives safely and on-time to the customer.
Below are the median incomes for professionals in Indiana in these supply chain management fields:
$78,050 Experienced Operations Manager
$64,500 Experienced Logistician
$87,910 Experienced Production Manager
It's an operations manager's job to make sure an organization is running as smoothly as possible. This is a senior role that typically involves overseeing the production of goods and/or services.
Logisticians are responsible for the entire life cycle of a product, including acquisition, distribution, internal allocation, delivery and final disposal of resources.
Production managers plan, direct and coordinate the work activities and resources necessary for manufacturing products in accordance with cost, quality and quantity specifications.
*Data from O*NET OnLine as of 2017
Mark Ippolito, Senior Lecturer in Operations Management Supply chain management makes things happen by combining the action and resources to produce and deliver products and services.
In and out of the classroom, you’ll track the best practices in supply chain management. You’ll even have the opportunity to earn your Six Sigma Green Belt, a certification in business management strategy that will strengthen your résumé.
