Supply Chain Optimization for Leaders

Competition is no longer between companies; it’s between supply chains. The volatile economy means that manufacturers have to be much more agile, flexible and responsive to external pressures.

This overview demonstrates the benefits of a Supply Chain Optimization program:

• Lower Costs
• Better Delivery
• Increased Quality
• Competitive Edge

Objectives of the Program:

• Introduction to a constraints-based approach of supply chain optimization
• Review key elements required for optimization of the supply chain
• Demonstrate the destabilizing effects of dependence, variation, lack of supply chain visibility and forecast inaccuracy
• Provide an understanding of the supply chain optimization process
• Introduction to a road map intended to guide companies towards improved collaboration and supply chain integration

This working session is comprised of the following key educational items:

• Examine the strategic implications of a poorly functioning supply chain
• Contrast (or compare) the attributes of supply chain development vs optimization
• Overview of supply chain fundamentals
• Introduction to application of Constraint Theory to supply chains
• Interactive simulation demonstrating the Bullwhip Effect on supply chains
• Introduction to the MEP Supply Chain Optimization methodology and roadmap
• Discussion of supply chain successes and lessons learned.

Who Should Attend:

Manufacturing leaders interested in learning how to create a stronger base of manufacturing through Supply Chain Optimization. Operations Managers, Financial Managers, Program Managers, Product Managers, Procurement and Supply Chain Managers

What Will You Gain:

You will understand the advantages of incorporating a strategic approach to supply chain management, and how it can positively impact local and state communities as well as to create a national economic value through increased competitiveness.

Workshop delivered by Supply Chain expert Dr. Stephan Brady!  Click here for Bio.

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Program supported in part by DIAP BRE Implementation Funds.