Digital & Data Skills

I collaborate effectively with team members from different disciplines or locations through online tools.

I believe that digital and data skills are essential for my future employability.

I am comfortable participating in digital meetings, presenting data findings, and engaging in discussions online.

I understand the main digital technologies used in modern supply chains (e.g., IoT, blockchain, AI, cloud systems).

I can adapt quickly when new technologies are introduced in my environment.

I can manage information flow in virtual teams using shared digital platforms.

I can read and interpret data visualizations such as dashboards, graphs, or performance indicators.

I reflect on feedback and performance metrics to improve my work.

I can anticipate disruptions (e.g., delays, shortages) using data or digital signals.

I actively seek opportunities to develop my digital and data skills.

I can explain how digital transformation affects supply chain performance and sustainability.

I actively follow trends in digital supply chain management and emerging Industry 4.0 tools.

I feel confident learning new digital tools and integrating them into my work or studies.

I can use digital dashboards to detect potential problems in supply chain operations.

I understand how predictive analytics can help improve forecasting and planning accuracy.

I am aware of how bias can affect data interpretation and AI systems.

I believe transparency and data sharing should always balance with privacy and security concerns.

I enjoy experimenting with new software or analytical tools.

I can identify digital risks (e.g., cybersecurity, data misuse) and understand how to mitigate them.

I understand how transparency and information sharing strengthen trust in supply chain networks.

I can evaluate multiple data-driven scenarios to select the best solution.

I use digital collaboration tools (e.g., Teams, Slack, Miro, Trello, or Google Workspace) effectively in group projects.

I can identify reliable data sources and question data quality before making conclusions.

I understand the importance of data privacy and ethical data handling.

I can transform raw data into meaningful insights that support decision-making.

I can use data to evaluate supply chain efficiency, such as lead times or resource utilization.

I make decisions based on data evidence rather than intuition alone.

I am comfortable using basic data analysis tools (e.g., Excel, Power BI, or similar).

I understand the difference between descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics.

I can communicate data-driven insights clearly to others.