Resilience and agility are what make supply chains thrive in today’s rapidly changing world. Becoming CPIM certified shows employers that you know how to effectively manage disruptions, demand variations and supply chain risk.

Your CPIM preparation begins with a class and the APICS learning system. The CPIM Learning System is broken down into modules spread across two parts.

CPIM Part 1 and CPIM Part 2 exams must be passed within three years of each other to earn the CPIM designation.

Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution (CLTD)

Prove an in-depth understanding of how to streamline logistics, transportation and distribution including order management, distribution inventory management and warehouse management.

Your APICS Certification preparation begins with the APICS learning systems. The CLTD Learning System is broken in to nine modules.

• Module 1: Logistics Overview and Strategy

• Module 2: Logistics Network Design

• Module 3: Sustainability and Reverse Logistics

• Module 4: Capacity Planning and Demand Management

• Module 5: Order Management

• Module 6: Inventory Management

• Module 7: Warehouse Management

• Module 8: Transportation

• Module 9: Global Logistics

4 Letters Behind Your Name that Carry a Lot of Weight

CPSM® is globally recognized as the gold standard of excellence for supply management professionals. Developed by ISM, the leader in supply management education, the CPSM® credential is recognized across industries. Created from in-depth analysis of supply management functions, this premier supply management training experience addresses the realities of supply management, as well as workplace complexities including globalization, use of technology, and expanded competencies that supply chain and procurement professionals employ to drive value in their organizations.

CPSM® emphasizes the major competencies of supply management including:

• Sourcing

• Category Management

• Negotiation

• Legal and Contractual

• Supplier Relationship Management

• Cost and Price Management

• Financial Analysis

• Supply Chain Strategy

• Sales and Operations Planning

• Quality Management

• Logistics and Material Management

• Project Management

• Leadership and Business Acumen

• Systems Capability and Technology

• Risk and Compliance

• Corporate Social Responsibility

Resilience and agility are what make supply chains thrive in today’s rapidly changing world. Becoming CPIM certified shows employers that you know how to effectively manage disruptions, demand variations and supply chain risk.

Your CPIM preparation begins with a class and the APICS learning system. The CPIM Learning System is broken down into modules spread across two parts.

CPIM Part 1 and CPIM Part 2 exams must be passed within three years of each other to earn the CPIM designation.