CSCMP Announces 2013 Lineup of Supply Chain Management Workshops
Lombard, Illinois USA (January 10, 2013) — The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) announced its lineup of 2013 supply chain management workshops to be held at the organization’s headquarters in Lombard, Illinois. The one- and two-day events are designed to provide global supply chain management professionals with the latest knowledge, research, and industry developments, as well as with opportunities to network with their peers.
“With constant demands for better performance and major changes in how supply chains are configured and managed, professional education and best-practice implementation have become critical success factors,” said Heather Morys, CSCMP education program services associate. “Our supply chain workshops provide practitioners with business knowledge they won’t get anywhere else, like current industry developments, new market research, and global insights. These events present dynamic opportunities to share real world issues and get solutions to today’s supply chain challenges.”
The 2013 educational workshop dates and topics are:
March 11-12
May 20-21
November 12-13 Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management
Participants will receive a comprehensive first-level introduction to supply chain management in this interactive, two-day workshop.
April 8-9 Sales and Operations Planning
This workshop will focus on the natural role of supply chain management to facilitate and integrate S&OP activities, processes, and outcomes.
April 22-23 Transportation: Challenges and Solutions
Participants will explore options and alternatives for current modes and carriers, impacts of globalization, obstacles to performance objectives, changing shipper/carrier relationships, and emerging trends.
May 6-7 From Strategy to Reality: How SCM Turns Corporate Ideas into Results
New this year, this workshop will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of the strategic options and alternatives that corporations might consider in the growth, profitability, and success of their enterprises.
June 11-12 Distribution Center Planning and Operations
This interactive event combines high-level planning with focused and detailed execution for effective facility operation. Participants will explore real-life cases and exercises to promote lively discussion and debate.
August 1-2 Relationships and Collaboration Meet Performance Metrics
Two back-to-back one-day sessions that may be taken individually or as a package. The August 1 workshop will present tools and techniques for building and maintaining business relationships and creating high-trust, high-performance alliances. The second day will focus on creating a comprehensive performance management approach to supply chain operations and personnel.
September 9-10 Sourcing and Procurement
From concepts through execution, this new workshop will cover the essentials of sourcing and procurement in an integrated context, with emphasis on the foundations laid in strategic sourcing and proficiency in managing supplier relationships and contracts.
To register for a workshop, visit http://cscmp.org/educational-events/scm-workshops. CSCMP members receive 40% off the regular workshop rate. Young professionals (those age 30 and under) receive 55% off; student members receive more than 60% off. Attendees will receive an additional $100 US off the registration rate when they register 30 days or more in advance of a scheduled workshop.
Founded in 1963, the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals is the leading worldwide professional association dedicated to education, research, and the advancement of the supply chain management profession. With more than 9,000 members globally, representing business, government, and academia from 63 countries, CSCMP members are the leading practitioners and authorities in the fields of logistics and supply chain management.
For more information, contact:
Madeleine Miller-Holodnicki, ABC
Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)
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