The entire supply chain data science handbook as Jupyter notebooks — free alternative to a $60 textbook.
Inspired by Jake VanderPlas's Python Data Science Handbook, specialized for supply chain.
This is the complete reference for applying data science to supply chain problems. Every chapter is a self-contained Jupyter notebook that teaches you the technique AND shows you how to apply it to real SC data.
Unlike generic data science courses, every example uses supply chain data: purchase orders, shipment records, inventory snapshots, demand time series, supplier financials, and logistics networks.
| Background | Starting Chapter |
|---|---|
| New to Python | Chapter 1 (start from scratch) |
| Data scientist, new to SC | Chapter 3 (SC-specific patterns) |
| SC professional, learning DS | Chapter 2 (hands-on from day 1) |
| Looking for specific technique | Jump to any chapter directly |
git clone https://github.com/virbahu/supply-chain-data-science-handbook.git cd supply-chain-data-science-handbook pip install -r requirements.txt jupyter notebookVirbahu Jain — Founder & CEO, Quantisage
Building the AI Operating System for Scope 3 emissions management and supply chain decarbonization.
| 🎓 Education | MBA, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University |
| 🏭 Experience | 20+ years across manufacturing, life sciences, energy & public sector |
| 🌍 Scope | Supply chain operations on five continents |
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MIT License — see LICENSE for details.
Part of the Quantisage Open Source Initiative | AI × Supply Chain × Climate