Supply Chain Management Concepts and Principles Workshop on CD
Donn J. Novotny and Marcia Pasquarella
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Level of TOC knowledge acquired:
IntroductoryDesigned for:
Consultants, Implementers, Managers, Shop Floor workers, Business owners, Executives and Project ManagersTopics:
Supply Chain, Distribution, Finance and Measurements, Operations/Production and Ongoing ImprovementApplication:
Drum-Buffer-Rope, Pull System/Replenishment, Throughput Accounting and Five Focusing StepsLanguage:
EnglishFormat:
CD-RomShare
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The workshop introduces to the basics of managing a supply chain using constraints management.
Topics include the process of identifying the constraints (internal and external) of supply chain, chain performance and flow concepts, the core problems and basic solutions for different links in a supply chain, and the dilemma of supply chains—holding too much inventory versus too little inventory.
Workshop Objectives
- Give participants a basic familiarity with the theory of constraints view of supply chain management
- Enable participants to judge the applicability of the supply chain concepts to their world
- Provide some basic practical concepts that participants can immediately apply and benefit from
