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| Date: 3/23/2010 (1:00 PM - 2:00 PM) |
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Charlotte Roundtable meetings & events
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Description: 
The Owens & Minor Distribution Center Tour March 23, 2010 in Kings Mountain, NC |
CSCMP Charlotte Roundtable Tour
Tuesday, March 23rd 1:00pm 
Owens & Minor, a Fortune 500 company, is a leading distributor of medical and surgical supplies and a leading provider of healthcare supply chain management solutions. Through 55 distribution centers across the US, they provide more than 220,000 medical-surgical products to more than 4,500 health care providers.
Owens & Minor has been recognized as one of the most innovative companies pioneering technology in the healthcare supply chain arena. They have assisted hundreds of healthcare facilities streamline their supply chains, control their spend, and generate huge savings. Their client satisfaction rate is 98%! - Please join us for this unique opportunity to learn more about their supply chain flow, best practices and challenges, and tour their Kings Mountain distribution facility on March 23.
REGISTER NOW!
Event Details | Date: | Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010 1:00pm | Time: | | Cost: | $40 Early Registration* (1 Week Prior) to event (Otherwise Add $5)
$5 Discount for CSCMP Members
($25 for students and in transition) | Location: | Owens & Minor
202 Commerce Blvd.
Kings Mountain, NC 28086
| | Directions: | Directions from Charlotte (approximately 40 minutes from the airport area):
From Charlotte take I-85 South toward Gastonia
Take Exit 10B onto US-74W toward Kings Mountain/Shelby
Take exit US-74-BR toward Moss Lake/Waco
Turn Left onto US-74-BR E/Shelby Rd./Stony Point Rd. and continue on US-74-BR E/Shelby Rd.
Turn Right onto Commerce Blvd. | To Register: | Click Here to Register |
** Also, check out an another special breakfast event on Wednesday, March 31st!
The Charlotte Regional Partnership, Grantee of Foreign Trade Zone #57 and Johnson C.Smith University invite you to attend a seminar on the Foreign Trade Zones program.
Tommy Berry, President, CEO and Founder of PointTrade Services will discuss how companies can:
To Register for this event, Contact Laura Foor at lfoor@charlotteusa.com or 704.347.6580 by Friday, March 26th. Click on this link to see more information.
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| About CSCMP | CSCMP Mission
To lead the evolving supply chain management profession by developing, advancing, and disseminating supply chain knowledge and research. CSCMP Vision
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals is the preeminent worldwide professional association of supply chain management professionals. CSCMP exists to: - Provide opportunities for supply chain professionals to communicate in order to develop and improve their supply chain management skills.
- Identify and conduct research which adds to the knowledge base of supply chain theory and practice.
- Create awareness of the significance of supply chain to business and to the economy
CSCMP is not: - A trade association, social organization, or high-density market, so we do not condone suppliers who use the organization to promote their services.
- Aligned with shippers, carriers, warehouse operators, material handling equipment manufacturers, consultants, or any other similar industrial grouping.
- An organization that engages in matters where various members have contrary interests.
- An organization that endorses, sanctions, or discourages supply chain-related legislation, products, or services.
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| Date: 3/23/2010 (5:30 PM - 7:30 PM) |
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Rocky Mountain Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description: Mark Your Calendar!
Downtown Meet-up
March 23rd, 5:30pm at Curtis Hotel - Corner Office Restaurant/Bar
(1401 Curtis St. Denver CO)
After your workday, meet us at Curtis Hotel. Grab a drink at the bar and join us for an informal discussion on current topics in supply chain management.
The event is free of charge and no registration is necessary. Participants are responsible for their own purchases at Curtis Hotel. |
| Date: 3/24/2010 (09:15 AM - 11:30 AM) |
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Central Florida Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description: Central Florida Roundtable - March 24, 2010 – 9:15am
A harbor excursion and tour of the Port of Tampa Container Terminal aboard the Bay Spirit catamaran.
Hosts:
- Wade Elliott, Senior Director of Marketing, Tampa Port Authority
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Greg Lovelace, Director of Cargo & Cruise Marketing, Tampa Port Authority
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Doug Wray, Marketing Director, Ports America Tampa
- Bryan Sutton, Account Executive, ZIM Integrated Shipping Service
- Cassandra Domingos, Operations Coordinator, ZIM Integrated Shipping Service
Wade Elliott, Senior Director of Marketing, Tampa Port Authority will provide an overview and guided tour of the largest port in Florida with a focus on the growth and development of the container shipping business in Central Florida. Representatives from ZIM, one of the largest container shipping lines in the world, will join the tour to discuss the state of the container shipping business. Also joining the tour will be a representative from Ports America, the largest stevedore and terminal operator in the US, to discuss container terminal operations.
The Tampa Port Authority, created by action of the Florida Legislature in 1945, is the governing body for the Port of Tampa that has the specific responsibility of planning and carrying out plans for the long-range development of the facilities of and traffic through the Port of Tampa.
The Port of Tampa is one of the most diversified ports in the country handling a wide mix of products ranging from fertilizer, aggregates, fly ash, gasoline and jet fuel, to steel and containers. In addition to being Florida’s largest port in terms of cargo tonnage and geographic area, the Port of Tampa is a major and expanding cruise home port, as well as an important center for shipbuilding and repair.
A primary focus of investment to position the Port of Tampa for expanded trade opportunities resulting from the significant expansion of the Panama Canal, is the ongoing development of the container terminal facilities. The latest phase of expansion from 25 to 40 acres is just being completed and the terminal now includes 2,010 feet of berth length, three rail mounted container gantry cranes, a 100-ton mobile harbor crane on a 43 foot deep water channel, at a total investment to-date of over $75 million. With this latest expansion, terminal capacity exceeds 200,000 containers (twenty-foot equivalent units, or TEUs) per year. Future planned build-out of the terminal will quadruple its current size to more than 160 acres and a further extension of the dock to 2,800 feet, allowing it to handle upwards of 1 million container TEUs per year, thus providing more than enough capacity to comfortably handle the long-term demands of the entire West Central Florida market.
Register by 3/17/2010 for Early Registration Price.
CSCMP Member Cost: $30 / $25 early registration price
Non-CSCMP Member Cost: $35 / $30 early registration price
CSCMP Student Member Cost: $15 / $10 early registration price
Attached are directions to the catamaran Bay Spirit which is docked behind the Florida Aquarium (701 Channelside Drive, Tampa, FL 33602). There will be someone in front of the Florida Aquarium, near the ticket office, to direct you to the boat. Please report to the boat at or before 9:15am. The boat will depart promptly at 9:30am. |
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| Date: 3/24/2010 (3:30 PM - 8:30 PM) |
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New Jersey Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description:
MOBIS PARTS AMERICA (HYUNDAI) TOUR
A JOINT MHSNJ, CSCMP, APICS & WERC EVENT
March 24, 2010
Mobis Parts America (MPA), launched on January 1, 2009, has begun the challenging 2-year task of combining the Hyundai and Kia operations into one customer service focused and efficient operating company. Systems strategies are being developed to integrate both companies into a single state of the art system. Parts Distribution Centers will become Hyundai/Kia facilities, allowing MPA to position facilities closer to their customers increasing current service levels at a significantly reduced cost.
Increasing service and reducing costs are the primary goals in combing Inventory Control, Parts Training and the Parts Technical Call Centers. A key business opportunity is in Parts Marketing. By leveraging the strength of both companies and utilizing common market intelligence, design and execution resources, MPA will add real Market Value for the manufacturer and dealer for both retail customers and wholesale business. As a result of the dramatic increases in sales for both Hyundai and Kia products, the Hyundai/Kia parts market has become extremely competitive and MPA is now positioned to win Customer loyalty.
Having concluded the move into their new facility in August ‘08, MPA has realized a dramatic increase in storage capacity of fixed location capacity from 42K slots to 74K slots (+76%) ensuring our commitment to growth and operating efficiency. Although the new facility footprint is only marginally larger the increased operational height allows MPA to maximize the cube and achieve a 4A7% storage advantage. Additionally, energy efficient lighting and natural lighting provided by perimeter windows improve processing accuracy and provides a brighter and more open environment.
This facility provides service to 204 Hyundai Dealerships located in 13 states in the Northeast. Processing in excess of 1.7 million order lines annually, while maintaining a world class accuracy rate 99.92% (1 error for 1250 lines processed). Hyundai has been recognized by Industry analysts as a leader in Fill Rates, measuring over 98%, PDC Productivity and overall Supply Chain Efficiency.
Tour Highlights:
- A 320K square foot of warehouse and distribution operations.
- A state of the art Technical Training Center for Dealership Technicians
- Utilization of in house slotting tools, providing optimal storage of over 33K unique part numbers
- A transportation system that provides delivery service to 203 dealerships by noon the following day with 60% of dealerships ordering parts prior to 3PM receiving deliveries prior to their opening the following morning
People are truly their most valuable asset that sets MPA apart from the rest. Processors are routinely flown to other facilities in the network to work, learn and share best practices, resulting in a unique camaraderie within the collective group. In addition to experiences at the other facilities, many of their Processors have visited their US Headquarters and Korean Operations both in Seoul and Ulsan to learn about the company and the Korean culture which is their foundation.
Unlike most PDC's in the Service Parts Aftermarket, Hyundai takes a somewhat different approach in compensation, paying for performance opposed to contractually negotiated or predetermined increases, reinforced by incentives that provide monetary reward for meeting and exceeding performance goals.
MPA is truly excited to share their story and hope you can join us on March 24 for an exciting tour and presentation by Ronald M. Palochko, MPA National Manager Parts Distribution Center, as he tells us "The rest of the story…"
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 Hyundai Parts & Distribution Center
Registration at Hyundai Distribution Center 3:30 p.m. 1122 Cranbury South River Road
Tour begins 4:00 p.m. Jamesburg, NJ 08831
Reception at Restaurant 5:30 p.m. Dinner Meeting at Crowne Plaza, Monroe
Dinner Meeting 6:00 p.m. 390 Forsgate Drive
Monroe Township, NJ 08831
Pricing & Registration
Sorry, we can not accept Walk-Ins for this event.
Member: $50
Non-Member: $60
CSCMP Student Member: Free, limited number, student who registered but can not attend must notify Bob Hudak at least 2 days before the event so other students can attend
Last day to register: March 22, 2010
Special Pricing:
Professional In Transition special pricing, please contact Bob Hudak, Hospitality Chair: rjhudak@comcast.net
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| Date: 3/25/2010 (00:00 AM - 00:00 AM) |
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Mid-South Regional (Memphis) Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description:
LOGISTICS SECURITY SEMINAR
Join your CSCMP friends as we host the Mid-South Logistics Security Seminar at the University of Memphis FedEx Institute of Technology (FIT). This seminar will focus on cargo security and other security issues in the Memphis area. This is guaranteed to be an informative seminar. Our schedule and speakers are as follows:
7:30 – 8:30 Registration/Breakfast
8:30 – 9:00 Tore White, Senior Agent FBI Cargo Task Force
9:00 – 9:30 Lester Ditto, President of Mid-South Cargo Security Council
9:30 – 9:45 Break/Refreshments
10:00 – 10:45 Mark Luttrell, Shelby County Sheriff
10:45 – 11:30 Panel Discussion* |
| Date: 3/25/2010 (09:30 AM - 10:30 AM) |
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Global Virtual Roundtable meetings & events
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Description:
Coca-Cola's Quest for
Supply Chain Excellence Webinar
During the 1990’s Coca-Cola launched its quest for world-class supply chain excellence. Their journey began with a focus on foundational processes within the four walls of a plant and progressed in stages to total supply chain management and implementing Lean practices. Today’s talk will focus on the approaches and key learnings from Coca-Cola’s quest for supply chain excellence in their concentrate supply chain over the past 10+ years.
Fee:
Member: $35.00 (US)
Non-Member: $40.00 (US)
Associate Member: $ 30.00 (US)
Student Member: $10.00 (US)
Student Non-Member: $15.00 (US)
Register Now!!!
About the speaker:
Ken Morrison
Director, Regional Supply Chain, Commercial Products Supply
The Coca-Cola Company
Ken is a graduate of Western Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree in Industry Engineering and Technology. He has over 20 years of experience in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing, Transportation Management and Logistics Services.
Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, he spent 7 years with UPS Supply Chain Group as a charter member of the group establishing logistics operations in Asia, Europe and North America. The main focus was to protect the core small package freight and to grow their third party logistics business.
After spending also 13 years in Coca-Cola North America Operations, Ken moved over Commercial Products Supply to provide expertise in managing and intergrading new products into our current operations. And as always, one of our main goals is to manage our manufacturing operation and continuing to drive cost out of the system while implementing global standardization processes across our plants.
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Mark Gasper
Director, Business Process Management, Commercial Products Supply
The Coca-Cola Company
Mark began his career with KPMG after graduating from Mercer University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. In 1985, he joined The Coca-Cola Company Finance Division. During his first 10 years, Mark gained valuable process management insights and experience through a series of finance, information technology and people capability development roles in the US and abroad.
In 1997 Mark was called upon to provide business process expertise in developing and implementing a global SAP solution across all global CPS manufacturing plants. After completion of that role, Mark has been instrumental in driving standard global supply chain processes, exploiting the global SAP solution and building world-class people capabilities.
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| Date: 3/25/2010 (1:00 PM - 4:30 PM) |
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Eastern Michigan Roundtable meetings & events
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Description:
The Eastern Michigan CSCMP Roundtables presents:
Supply Chain Technology Event, March 25, 2010, 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
MEETING DETAILS:
Date: March 25, 2010 – Thursday
Location: The Inn at St. John’s
44045 Five Mile Rd
Plymouth, MI 48170
(734) 414-0600
Note:
You do not need to be a CSCMP member to attend
Time: 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM Check-in/Registration
1:30 PM – 4:30 PM Presentations/Panel Discussion
2:30 PM - Networking - Snack / Coffee break
Cost: $50.00 – CSCMP Members
$60.00 – Professionals / non-members
$30.00 – Students /Educators Only
Applying Database Technology to Improve Supply-Chain Customer Relationship
In today's global competition, firms in the supply chain are grappling with reduced margins coupled with rising customer expectations. Customer data is becoming equally important as financial data. The presenters demonstrate the importance of identifying and gathering data on supply-chain customers to establish and enhance relationships. Supply chain partners require up-to-the-minute information on items such as inventories, shop-floor scheduling, customer demographics, and order preferences. The ability of firms to collect, analyze, and share information with its supply chain clients has become quintessential in global supply chain operations. A supply chain company should be equipped with customer insights, provided by database technology, when co-creating value with its client business enterprise.
Speakers:
Harash Sachdev, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing & Supply Chain Management, Eastern Michigan University
Matthew Sauber, Ph.D., Professor of Marketing & e-Business, Eastern Michigan University
Supply Chain Technologies – When to apply and how much technology is needed?
What technologies improve the design and testing of world class supply chains?
Application of technologies and techniques can have dramatic impact on supply chain efficiency, reduced operating costs and improved service rates.
This presentation will explore an array of optimization, simulation, supply chain network design and data visualization technologies. It’s people that ultimately apply technologies and analyze potential supply chain performance prior to deployment. Learn more about the technologies and people behind many of today’s successful supply chains.
Speaker: John Ames, Jr., LLamasoft, Inc.
Transportation Management System (TMS) – TMS overview, Key Benefits of use
Speaker: Thomas D. Torcomian – President and CEO, Leading Edge Logistics
Speaker Bio’s:
Dr. Harash Sachdev, Professor of Marketing and Supply Chain Management at Eastern Michigan University
Holds a Ph. D. in business from Georgia State University. He teaches face-to-face and online undergraduate and graduate courses in marketing and supply chain area and is currently the VP of Education for the CSCMP regional chapter. Prior to fulfilling his educational goals he worked on ocean vessels for five years. Professor Sachdev has actively participated in the business-related community projects including the U.S Army. He has also worked for a fortune 500 Company in the SCM area during his sabbatical leave of absence from the university. He has presented and published several articles in domestic and international business conferences and journals in supply chain customer relations and strategy.
Dr. Matthew Sauber, Professor of Marketing and e-Business at Eastern Michigan University
Holds a Ph.D. in business from the University of Texas @ Austin. He teaches face-to-face and online undergraduate, graduate, and executive level marketing related courses. He has also conducted marketing seminars in Europe and in the Middle East. Professor Sauber has consulting experience in banking, health care, broadcasting, and retailing. He has presented and published several articles in domestic and international scholarly business conferences and journals. His research interest includes direct marketing, integrated marketing communications, and e-business and supply chain management.
John Ames, Llamasoft
John has been in the supply chain software space for 15 years, working in the pre-sales, business development, and technology marketing areas for companies including Logility, Manugistics, and LogicTools. John’s areas of supply chain work include demand planning, replenishment planning, multi-echelon inventory optimization, network optimization, and operations planning. John is now managing the professional services team at LLamasoft, and has worked with numerous customers and channel partners on projects spanning retail, food and beverage, oil and gas, and chemical. John received his undergraduate degree at Stephen F. Austin State University, and his masters at Northwestern’s J.L. Kellogg School of Management.
Thomas D. Torcomian – President and CEO, Leading Edge Logistics
Mr. Torcomian has approximately 35 years of professional experience (including the last 14 with Leading Edge Logistics) in the area of management, marketing, and sales management of small to mid-cap businesses with over 25 years experience in all aspects of the transportation industry. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Torcomian attended Temple University studying Marketing and Business Administration. He began his career in Transportation as a manufacturer of specialized proprietary transportation equipment and went on to the trucking business as owner of Global Transportation Management, which operated a fleet of 50 trucks under contract to WR Grace, James River Paper and others. As a co-founder of LEL in October 1996; and since June 2007 its sole owner, Tom currently focuses on business strategy, sales and marketing, logistics design and operations management.
REGISTRATION INFO:
Please register by March 22, 2010
For Additional Information Contact:
Todd Trudell 248-588-9100 toddt@lelmail.com
Nick Waters 248-374-3929 nwaters@brasscrafthq.com |
| Date: 3/25/2010 (5:30 PM - 8:30 PM) |
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San Francisco Roundtable meetings & events
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Description: Perishable
commodities and products present an elevated set of supply chain management
challenges. Join us for a dinner event featuring best practices,
challenges and lessons learned by leaders and innovators in this demanding
field.
Speakers
Confirmed: Jeff Border, Dir. Supply Chain Quality at ProFlowers.com
Confirmed
Mark Buck, MOD Global Supply Chain and Procurement Leader at BioRad,
Inc
Event co-chairs: Ruth Baratta, RB Logistics. 510-331-0810 and
Amy Lichtenstein, Logistics Manager, Grocery Outlet, 510-704-2846
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| Date: 3/25/2010 (7:00 PM - 8:00 PM) |
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Global Virtual Roundtable meetings & events
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Description:
Coca-Cola's Quest for
Supply Chain Excellence Webinar
During the 1990’s Coca-Cola launched its quest for world-class supply chain excellence. Their journey began with a focus on foundational processes within the four walls of a plant and progressed in stages to total supply chain management and implementing Lean practices. Today’s talk will focus on the approaches and key learnings from Coca-Cola’s quest for supply chain excellence in their concentrate supply chain over the past 10+ years.
Fee:
Member: $35.00 (US)
Non-Member: $40.00 (US)
Associate Member: $ 30.00 (US)
Student Member: $10.00 (US)
Student Non-Member: $15.00 (US)
Register Now!!!
About the speaker:
Ken Morrison
Director, Regional Supply Chain, Commercial Products Supply
The Coca-Cola Company
Ken is a graduate of Western Carolina University with a bachelor’s degree in Industry Engineering and Technology. He has over 20 years of experience in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing, Transportation Management and Logistics Services.
Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, he spent 7 years with UPS Supply Chain Group as a charter member of the group establishing logistics operations in Asia, Europe and North America. The main focus was to protect the core small package freight and to grow their third party logistics business.
After spending also 13 years in Coca-Cola North America Operations, Ken moved over Commercial Products Supply to provide expertise in managing and intergrading new products into our current operations. And as always, one of our main goals is to manage our manufacturing operation and continuing to drive cost out of the system while implementing global standardization processes across our plants.
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Mark Gasper
Director, Business Process Management, Commercial Products Supply
The Coca-Cola Company
Mark began his career with KPMG after graduating from Mercer University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. In 1985, he joined The Coca-Cola Company Finance Division. During his first 10 years, Mark gained valuable process management insights and experience through a series of finance, information technology and people capability development roles in the US and abroad.
In 1997 Mark was called upon to provide business process expertise in developing and implementing a global SAP solution across all global CPS manufacturing plants. After completion of that role, Mark has been instrumental in driving standard global supply chain processes, exploiting the global SAP solution and building world-class people capabilities.
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| Date: 3/29/2010 (5:00 PM - 10:00 PM) |
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Southern California Roundtable meetings & events
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Monday, March 29, 2010
5:00PM
Honda Center Tour and Ducks Hockey Game
Presentation begins at 5:PM
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Honda Center
2695 E. Katella Ave
Anaheim,
California
Tour
begins at 5:00 PM
followed by game
(directions)
CSCMP members-$30
Non-Members-$40
Check-in
begins 4:30PM
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The
Logistics Challenges of a Professional Sport Team
The CSCMP Southern California Roundtable invites you to
join us to visit the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA for an evening of education,
networking and camaraderie. We will look
"Behind the Scenes" to see just how, some 45 times a season; an organization
transports its prized assets to another city, region, or time zone.
ü How it is facilitated?
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Who facilitates?
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What is transported?
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Who is transported?
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What kind of contingency plans need to be in
place?
These are the issues that will be discussed as we hear how this
fluid process takes place with an emphasis on LEAN thinking.
After our presentation from the Honda Center we will sit back
and watch as Our Anaheim Ducks take on the Dallas
Stars
You will get a chance to see members of both the USA and Canada
Olympic Teams who battled it out for the GOLD!
From
Team USA
- Ryan Whitney & Bobby Ryan from the Ducks
From
Team Canada
- Scott Niedermeyer, Corey Perry & Ryan Getzlaf of the Ducks along with
Brendan Morrow of the Dallas Stars
Your ticket is
included in your registration - we'll pass the seats out at the stadium. You don't want to miss this night so sign up
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| Date: 3/30/2010 (00:00 AM - 00:00 AM) |
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Singapore Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description: Measuring Companies' Performance: 2010 Supply Chain Benchmarking Forum
30th March 2010
RendezVous Hotel
Singapore
Half-Day Seminar
How is your company's performance compared to your competitors?
Are your targets high enough to stay ahead of the competition?
How to become a best-in-class organization?
Why attend?
Learn from experts. Get an overview of where you are standing against your competitors and companies in other industries. Since year 2000, our annual study has been gathering invaluable information about the performance of more than 1000 local and regional companies in supply chain management.
An overview of critical key performance indicators. It is vital for companies to know what is importnat to measure for successful benchmarking. Goals setting, continous improvement can only be achieved through performance meausrment with the right set of metrics.
Improve performance. Learn how measuring your performance and compare it to your peers can enable you to improve supply chain performance. Through benchmarking, inefficienncy gaps and supply chain opportunities are identified. benchmarking against competitors is an effective way to ensure continuous improvement efforts.
Use best practices. Learn more about best practices adopted by top performing companies and how to become best-in-class.
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| Date: 3/30/2010 (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM) |
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Atlanta Roundtable meetings & events
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| Description: CSCMP-APICS Joint March Tour of
The Sweet Water Brewing Company, Atlanta, GA
March 30, 2010
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
SweetWater Brewery is a 49,000 barrel microbrewery specializing in producing aggressive West Coast style beers for the southeastern US. SweetWater was nationally recognized by earning the “Small Brewery of the Year” award at the Great American Beer festival. They are the only brewery to win this award east of the Mississippi.
Please join us for the unique opportunity to tour the SweetWater Brewing facility, followed by a networking session and a sampling of SweetWater’s newest beers.
Registration for the tour is online and is limited to the first 30 people who register on-line using the CSCMP's national registration/payment system. Payment is required at time of on-line registration using a major credit card. No registrations or payments will be accepted by mail, e-mail, telephone or at the door. Please register no later than Friday March 26, 20010
Cost is $20 for both CSCMP members and non-members.
Tour registration, unless canceled by noon on Friday March 26, 2010 (via an e-mail or phone call to Brian Ulanch) is a commitment to pay. The Atlanta CSCMP will enforce this long-standing policy. For questions please contact: Brian Ulanch at Brian.ulanch@intelligrated.com Tel# 404-771-4420
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| Date: 3/31/2010 (07:00 AM - 09:00 AM) |
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Portland Roundtable meetings & events
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Description: CSCMP Portland Roundtable is pleased to present for it's March Breakfast Meeting
EVENT: A-Dec’s Journey to Lean
Speaker Devin Layman, Materials Manager
Presentation:
Devin Layman, Materials Manager with A-Dec, one of the largest dental equipment manufacturers in the world, will provide a very fascinating presentation on A-Dec's journey to Lean manufacturing. Mr. Layman will discuss the power of lean and the impact it has on maintaining a healthy and competitive culture, the potential benefits it can have on a business and the success of the program at A-Dec.
Agenda for March 31, 2010 Meeting
7:00am – 7:30am Networking/Continental Breakfast
7:30am – 8:30am Presentation
8:30am – 9:00 am Q &A
*****Please note NEW location for event. It is a few exits up 217 from the previous Lincoln Center venue.*****
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