Global Supply Chain Strategy for Increased Efficiency, Effectiveness and Reduced Cost

Global Supply Chain Strategy for Increased Efficiency, Effectiveness and Reduced Cost

Date and Time

Thursday, March 20, 2014

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Thursday, March 20, 2014 — Thursday, March 27, 2014 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Location

Durango, F-1

5998 Alcala Park San Diego, CA 92110

Cost

$395

Sponsor(s)

Details

Three sessions: March 20, 25 and 27

Description:
Companies today are presented with a number of possible supply chain strategies. Walmart focuses on low cost; Nordstrom focuses on high quality and service; Apple focuses on innovation. How can companies decide which strategy is best for them and if their actions are appropriately aligned with their strategy? Are you operating the most appropriate type of supply chain? Are you spending time and money on strategies that aren't providing the maximum benefit? This seminar is designed to help you answer these questions.

You will begin by looking at various product, service and supply chain characteristics and learning a framework for aligning the right strategies for your needs. You'll then learn strategies to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and reduce costs. This seminar will help you understand what type of supply chain you should be targeting – or designing, because putting teams to work on the wrong initiatives can cost you valuable time and money. Moreover, even within your company, several different types of supply chains may be called for; having a complete understanding of a wide range of strategies is critical.

Learning Objectives:

  • Learn strategies for managing supply chains, including segmentation, matching supply and demand, and other strategies for achieving competitive advantage
  • Develop various global sourcing and procurement strategies for delivering enhanced business performance and driving bottom-line savings
  • Learn how leading organizations acquire, develop, and retain the talent to support their organization’s supply chain needs
  • Understand how Lean/Six Sigma methodologies are effectively applied to improve overall supply chain performance

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