The APICS Certified in Transformation for Supply Chain (CTSC) equips supply chain professionals with the knowledge, tools, and best practices to lead and implement successful transformation initiatives. By leveraging globally recognized standards such as SCOR DS, Enterprise Standards for Sustainability, and the Digital Capabilities Model (DCM), CTSC credential holders gain a competitive edge in managing complex, end-to-end supply chain transformations.

Through real-world case studies from globally recognized organizations, participants learn how to develop effective supply chain strategies and enable meaningful organizational transformation.

Technical and digital transformation skills are among the top five critical skills for success as a supply chain professional today, making CTSC an essential credential for leaders navigating today’s rapidly evolving supply chain landscape.

Why Choose CTSC Certification?

To thrive in today’s evolving supply chain landscape, professionals must become transformational leaders—skilled in systems thinking, digitally fluent, and capable of driving change across forward, reverse, and circular supply chains. 

Earning the CTSC credential empowers you to:

  • Lead and manage change effectively – Develop and deploy strategies for successful supply chain transformation.

  • Identify risks & opportunities – Apply systems thinking to analyze, verify, and validate transformation concepts.

  • Align processes & technologies with strategic goals – Manage skills, roles, responsibilities, and infrastructure to ensure long-term success.

  • Implement & reinforce improvements – Leverage tools, technologies, and strategies to sustain and replicate transformation gains.

  • Select the right frameworks & approaches – Identify philosophies, models, and best practices that enable effective transformation initiatives.

What Will You Learn?

The CTSC learning system is divided into four comprehensive modules, covering essential aspects of supply chain transformation:

  1. Supply Chain Transformation Overview – Understand the fundamentals and scope of supply chain transformation.

  2. Preparing for Supply Chain Transformation – Learn how to assess, plan, and set the foundation for transformation.

  3. Executing Supply Chain Transformation – Apply strategies, frameworks, and models to drive change.

  4. Review of Supply Chain Transformation – Validate concepts, measure success, and reinforce improvements.

How Will You Learn?

The APICS CTSC Learning System is a comprehensive preparation program that combines digital and print materials with interactive study tools. 

The program follows a structured learning approach designed for success:

Assess – Identify knowledge gaps and establish a personalized study plan.
Study – Build knowledge through structured reading, guided instruction, and interactive learning tools.
Practice – Reinforce learning through quizzes, case studies, and exam simulations.

Learning Tools Include:

  • Pre-tests to identify knowledge gaps and create a personalized study plan.

  • Microlearning options to focus on smaller content segments.

  • Chapter quizzes, case studies, and interactive activities to reinforce learning.

  • Practice exams to simulate the real test environment and boost exam readiness.

Choose from three flexible study options that fit your schedule and learning style:

Self-Study – Learn at your own pace with access to all materials online or in print.

Instructor-Led – Benefit from expert instruction, structured learning, and direct guidance.

Corporate / Group Training – Tailored programs for organizations seeking to upskill their teams.

How Do You Earn Your CTSC?

Study: Prepare using the CTSC Learning System.

Take the Exam: Answer 150 questions in 3.5 hours. Results are available immediately.

Get Certified: Start using your CTSC credential as soon as you pass the exam.

No Eligibility Requirements:
There are no prerequisites required to take the CTSC exam, making it accessible to all supply chain professionals.

Instructor: Dennis Moore, CPIM, CLTD, CSCP (https://prsj.ascm.org/Our_Instructors)

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