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The Basics of Supply Chain Management
Wednesday, May 28 2008 8:30 AM to Thursday, May 29 2008 5:30 PM AWST
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Crowne Plaza Shanghai400 Pan Yu RoadShanghai 200052 Google Maps | Hotels Near | Weather Forecast Phone: 86 21 6145 8888 Fax: 86 21 6282 2014 | Speaker Chris Deans |
Event Description
The Supply Chain is the backbone upon which every company is built. It is the means by which every enterprise delivers value to its customers. Companies adept at Supply Chain Management can maximize profit by skillfully managing costs (see www.amrresearch.com). As global competition grows increasingly fierce and global Supply Chains become more sophisticated, an enterprise’s ability to wield an efficient Supply Chain becomes an operational requirement, especially in light of the significant economic growth predicted for China in 2008.
For the first time in the history of the USCBC’s Member’s Priority Survey, Logistics surfaced as a top-10 concern in China for 2007, and Human Resources (i.e. “shortages of… employees with the technical skills companies require to fill key roles.”) continues to lead the list as the number one risk. Facing limited resources and significant uncertainty in foreign economies, companies are scrambling to ride China’s wave of economic growth. What can you do to help your company best position itself for the growth predicted in 2008?
"The Basics of Supply Chain Management" is a flexible training seminar that will provide participants with an understanding of fundamental Supply Chain concepts, terminology and techniques. It has tremendous practical application in the day-to-day professional lives of anyone involved in Supply Chain Management for their company.
This training provides solid, time tested ideas and techniques staff level people involved in the details of daily execution can immediately begin to utilize to cut costs, improve efficiency, increase accuracy, eliminate waste and enhance profits. It also applies to big-picture managers, as it gives a great, succinct overview of the entire Supply Chain end-to-end, how the various functions fit together and interact, and how all stakeholders are affected. It can be custom tailored to the needs of your organization.
For the first time in the history of the USCBC’s Member’s Priority Survey, Logistics surfaced as a top-10 concern in China for 2007, and Human Resources (i.e. “shortages of… employees with the technical skills companies require to fill key roles.”) continues to lead the list as the number one risk. Facing limited resources and significant uncertainty in foreign economies, companies are scrambling to ride China’s wave of economic growth. What can you do to help your company best position itself for the growth predicted in 2008?
"The Basics of Supply Chain Management" is a flexible training seminar that will provide participants with an understanding of fundamental Supply Chain concepts, terminology and techniques. It has tremendous practical application in the day-to-day professional lives of anyone involved in Supply Chain Management for their company. This training provides solid, time tested ideas and techniques staff level people involved in the details of daily execution can immediately begin to utilize to cut costs, improve efficiency, increase accuracy, eliminate waste and enhance profits. It also applies to big-picture managers, as it gives a great, succinct overview of the entire Supply Chain end-to-end, how the various functions fit together and interact, and how all stakeholders are affected. It can be custom tailored to the needs of your organization.
TOPICS COVERED:
1. Introduction to Supply Chain Management
2. Forecasting
3. Master Planning
4. Material Requirements Planning
5. Capacity Management and Production Activity Control
6. Inventory Fundamentals
7. Inventory Management
8. Physical Distribution
9. Quality Management and Purchasing
10. Just-in-Time Manufacturing
1. Introduction to Supply Chain Management
2. Forecasting
3. Master Planning
4. Material Requirements Planning
5. Capacity Management and Production Activity Control
6. Inventory Fundamentals
7. Inventory Management
8. Physical Distribution
9. Quality Management and Purchasing
10. Just-in-Time Manufacturing
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This seminar is intended for staff level employees working in the Supply Chain as well as Supply Chain Managers. It provides a high-level end-to-end overview of Supply Chain Management. Anyone involved with Forecasting, S&OP Planning, Production Scheduling, Capacity Management, Manufacturing Execution Control, Inventory Management, Physical Distribution and Warehousing, Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma Quality Systems and wants to see how the complex, intricate components of the Supply Chain fit together should plan to attend.
This seminar is intended for staff level employees working in the Supply Chain as well as Supply Chain Managers. It provides a high-level end-to-end overview of Supply Chain Management. Anyone involved with Forecasting, S&OP Planning, Production Scheduling, Capacity Management, Manufacturing Execution Control, Inventory Management, Physical Distribution and Warehousing, Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma Quality Systems and wants to see how the complex, intricate components of the Supply Chain fit together should plan to attend.
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The Basics of Supply Chain Management
Wednesday, May 28 2008 8:30 AM to Thursday, May 29 2008 5:30 PM AWST
Speaker Chris Deans
Biography
The Basics of Supply Chain Management seminar is led by Chris R Deans, CPA, CPIM, CIRM. Chris is a seasoned Supply Chain executive with over 25 years in the Energy, Forest Products, Government and Consulting industries. He has hands-on experience managing end-to-end Supply Chains, from forecasting through order entry, manufacturing planning and control, inventory management, and export/distribution. He has also worked at a strategic level developing corporate SC policy and chairing SC steering teams at the executive level. Chris is an award winning, regionally recognized APICS certified instructor, and he has provided Leadership and Supply Chain consulting and training for several Fortune 100 corporations including AT&T, Lucent, Kraft and Georgia-Pacific. Last year Chris voluntarily wrote and presented the highly successful series of personal leadership seminars entitled “Principle Centered Personal Effectiveness” for S.O.M.E., the homeless and rent-subsidized shelters in Washington DC.
The Basics of Supply Chain Management
Wednesday, May 28 2008 8:30 AM to Thursday, May 29 2008 5:30 PM AWST
Crowne Plaza Shanghai
400 Pan Yu RoadShanghai 200052
Google Maps | Hotels Near | Weather Forecast
Phone: 86 21 6145 8888
Fax: 86 21 6282 2014
The Basics of Supply Chain Management
Wednesday, May 28 2008 8:30 AM to Thursday, May 29 2008 5:30 PM AWST
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