The Production Line APICS GREAT LAKES DISTRICT CENTRAL INDIANA CHAPTER • VOLUME XXVI • NUMBER 7 • JANUARY 2011 JANUARY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MEETING For years, Toyota has been able to thrive in the competitive automotive environment. Their unique approach towards managing processes and operating their supply chain allowed them to exercise consistent performance and lead in customer satisfaction. Dr. Ananth Iyer, Director of Purdue’s Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises and the Global Supply Chain Management Initiative, and one of the three authors for “Toyota Supply Chain Management; A strategic approach to Toyota’s renowned system”(McGraw Hill) will present a v4L framework to understand Toyota’s supply chain approach. His talk will cover applications to supplier relations, mix planning and managing supply chain surprises. He will also touch on applications of these ideas to retailing, banking and health care. The goal of this discussion is to understand ideas on how to run supply chains using Toyota’s principles. Link to book: http://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Supply-Chain-Management- Strategic/dp/0071615490/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=129227724 1&sr=8-1#_ About our speaker: Dr. Ananth Iyer Director – Susan Bulkeley Butler Chair in Operations Management Director – DCMME and GSCMI Krannert School of Management Professor Iyer was named Purdue University Faculty Scholar in 1999. His teaching and research interests are operations management and logistics. Professor Iyer’s research currently focuses on analysis of the impact of promotions on logistics systems in the grocery industry, and analysis of the impact of competitors on operational management models. His other topics of study include inventory management in the fashion industry, effect of supplier contracts, and use of data sets in operations management model building. His published works include “The Supply Chain Impact of Smart Customers in a Promotional Environment” with Huchzermeier and Freiheit, M&SOM, 2002; “Inventory Cost Impact of Managing Lead Times Using Priority Queues Based on Demand Uncertainty,” Naval Research Logistics, 2002; “A Logistics Model in a Promotion Sensitive Grocery Environment” with J. Ye, Networks, 2001; “Assessing the Value of Information Sharing in a Promotional Environment” with J. PDM MEETING INFORMATION Date/Time Thursday, JANUARY 13th, 2011 5:30 pm Registration—Networking; 6:15 pm Dinner 7:00 pm Presentation Location The Mansion at Oak Hill 5801 E 116th Street, Carmel, IN 46033 Pricing $20 Students; $30 Members; $40 Non-members Registration Register online at www.apics-cind.org. Please register by Monday 1/10/2011 http://www.apics-cind.org/events/100_538001.aspx?PROG=PDMG SIGN-UP NOW The Association for Operations Management Central Indiana Chapter Continued on next page... The book “Toyota Supply Chain Management” and Ideas for improving supply chains
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The Production LineAPICS GREAT LAKES DISTRICT CENTRAL INDIANA CHAPTER • VOLUME XXVI • NUMBER 7 • JANUARY 2011
J A N U A R Y P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T M E E T I N G
For years, Toyota has been able to thrive in the competitive automotive environment. Their unique approach towards managing processes and operating their supply chain allowed them to
exercise consistent performance and lead in customer satisfaction. Dr. Ananth Iyer, Director of Purdue’s Dauch Center for the Management of Manufacturing Enterprises and the Global Supply Chain Management Initiative, and one of the three authors for “Toyota Supply Chain Management; A strategic approach to Toyota’s renowned system”(McGraw Hill) will present a v4L framework to understand Toyota’s supply chain approach. His talk will cover applications to supplier relations, mix planning and managing supply chain surprises. He will also touch on applications of these ideas to retailing, banking and health care. The goal of this discussion is to understand ideas on how to run supply chains using Toyota’s principles. Link to book: http://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Supply-Chain-Management-Strategic/dp/0071615490/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1292277241&sr=8-1#_
About our speaker:Dr. Ananth Iyer
Director – Susan Bulkeley Butler Chair in Operations Management
Director – DCMME and GSCMIKrannert School of Management
Professor Iyer was named Purdue University Faculty Scholar in 1999. His teaching and research interests are operations management and logistics. Professor Iyer’s research currently focuses on analysis of the impact of promotions on logistics systems in the grocery industry, and analysis of the impact of competitors on operational management models. His other topics of study include inventory management in the fashion industry, effect of supplier contracts, and use of data sets in operations management model building. His published works include “The Supply Chain Impact of Smart Customers in a Promotional Environment” with Huchzermeier and Freiheit, M&SOM, 2002; “Inventory Cost Impact of Managing Lead Times Using Priority Queues Based on Demand Uncertainty,” Naval Research Logistics, 2002; “A Logistics Model in a Promotion Sensitive Grocery Environment” with J. Ye, Networks, 2001; “Assessing the Value of Information Sharing in a Promotional Environment” with J.
PDM MEETING INFORMATIONDate/Time Thursday, JANUARY 13th, 20115:30 pm Registration—Networking; 6:15 pm Dinner7:00 pm PresentationLocation The Mansion at Oak Hill 5801 E 116th Street, Carmel, IN 46033Pricing $20 Students; $30 Members; $40 Non-membersRegistration Register online at www.apics-cind.org. Please register by Monday 1/10/2011
Ye, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2000; “Quick Response in Manufacturer Retailer Channels” with Mark Bergen, Management Science, 1997; “Backup Agreements in Fashion Buying - The Value of Upstream Flexibility” with G. Eppen, Management Science, 1997; and “Separating Logistics Flows in the Chicago School System” with D. Elsenstein, Operations Research, Vol. 44, No. 2, 1996. He was the FMC Scholar in 1990-91. He is on the editorial boards of IIE Transactions, the ECR Journal and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management editorial board and member of INFORMS.
He was president-elect of the MSOM Society of INFORMS in 2001-02 and served as president for the year 2002-03. Prior to joining the Krannert faculty in 1996, Professor Iyer taught at the University of Chicago. He has been affiliated with the Production and Distribution Research Center at Georgia Tech, and a consultant to Daymon Associates, Sara Lee, Turner Broadcasting and others. He served his Chicago community as a pro bono consultant to the Chicago School System and the Chicago Streets and Sanitation Department.
After you complete the CPIM or CFPIM and if you want to maintain your certification, you must participate in the
APICS Certification Maintenance program. The requirements are to earn, in the next 5 years, 75 points for the CPIM
or 100 points for the CFPIM. A year before your Certification is up, you will be notified by APICS that you have a
year to recertify. They will send application deadline reminders and periodic program dates. If you don’t maintain
your certification status and do not recertify in the following 5 years past your suspension date; you will be required
to complete the full CPIM and/or CFPIM classes & tests. APICS has many ways for you to earn the points you will
need to keep your hard earned & time consuming APICS Certification. One way is that an APICS membership is
worth 6 points/year. Another is to attend the monthly local Chapter’s Professional Development Meetings (PDM);
they are worth 1 point/meeting with a maximum of 6 points/year. Attending the APICS Conference is worth 24
points/Conference. In closing, are you earning enough points to maintain your Certification? More information to
follow in the up coming Newsletters.
Is Your Time Almost Up?Do you know when your APICS Certification will be up?
Did you even remember that you have to recertify every 5 years?
Have you earned the points that are required to maintain your Certification?
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3 THE PRODUCTION LINE • JANUARY 2011
January 19, 2011 @ 11:00 a.m.
We are proud to invite you to join us on a tour of our e-commerce fulfillment center, where MKM offers a flexible third party option for retail and manufacturing distribution. We are a leader of warehousing capabilities including, e-commerce order fulfillment, customer managed inventory, and full service receiving and shipping. The facility is 311,000 square feet and employs 140 staff members. This tour will demonstrate how 40,000 SKUs are processed in 10 separate sections best suited to handle the size and quantities of merchandise. The center features 170,000 product locations, RF gun picking, and an Advanced Warehouse Management System that allows MKM to process over 240,000 e-commerce units weekly.
Date:Wednesday, January 19th, 2011Registration at 11:00am
This tour will fill up quickly (limited to 35 persons) and registration will be taken on a "first-come/first-serve" basisAll attendees must be registered by 12:00 noon on Monday, Jan. 17th, 2011.
Location: MKM Distribution Services Inc.5304 West 74th Street Indianapolis. IN 46268
Agenda: 11:00am - 11:30am - Networking and Introduction11:30am - 12:00pm - Facility Tour and Demonstration12:00pm – 1:00pm – Q&A and Refreshments
Requirements for Tour:Closed toe shoes with rubber soles; no heels.
Parking Instructions: From Zionsville Road, head east on W. 74th Street. MKM will be on the left hand side, immediately past the Beckman Coulter sign. Enter through first gate on your left and park in the designated area, our gates will be open.
About MKM Distribution Services, Inc.:MKM Distribution has been serving the logistics and distribution needs of clients across the nation since 1981. MKM management staff has combined logistic experience of over 100 years and has won numerous awards over the years. Our company is headquartered in Indianapolis with additional facilities located throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States to provide convenient hubs for on-time deliveries 100% of the time. For more information about all of the services we provide, please visit: www.mkm-logistics.com
Tour of MKM Distribution Services’ E-commerce Fulfillment Center
The Central Indiana APICS Chapter Board of Directors is looking for volunteers to help with several aspects of the chapter:
• Photographer (for newsletter)
• Education
• Programs
• Many other opportunities
If you are interested in participating on the board in any aspect (i.e., assistant director, volunteer) please email the VP of Publicity at [email protected]
Tour of MKM Distribution Services’ E-commerce Fulfillment Center(January 19, 2011) – Location: MKM Distribution Services Inc. 5304 West 74th Street Indianapolis. IN 46268
Tour of Subaru of Indiana Automotive(February 16, 2011) – Location: Lafayette, IN http://www.apics-cind.org/events/100_538001.aspx?PROG=TOUR
2011 Student Case Competition(February 25-26, 2011) – Location: Downers Grove, IL Doubletree Suites and Conference Centerhttp://www.apicsgreatlakes.org/
APICS and IBF presents the Best of the Best S&OP Conference(June 16-17, 2011) – Location: Chicago, IL
The Best of the Best S&OP Conference is designed to provide educational opportunities on the supply and demand sides of S&OP.http://www.apics.org/Education/apics_conferences.htm
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The Production Line is published monthlyby the Central Indiana Chapter of APICS,the Association for Operations Management,to provide its members the news and activitiesof the chapter. Comments, suggestions andstory ideas are welcomed and encouraged.
The Production Line is published monthlyby the Central Indiana Chapter of APICS,the Association for Operations Management,to provide its members the news and activitiesof the chapter. Comments, suggestions andstory ideas are welcomed and encouraged.
The Production Line is published monthlyby the Central Indiana Chapter of APICS,the Association for Operations Management,to provide its members the news and activitiesof the chapter. Comments, suggestions andstory ideas are welcomed and encouraged.
The Production Line is published monthlyby the Central Indiana Chapter of APICS,the Association for Operations Management,to provide its members the news and activitiesof the chapter. Comments, suggestions andstory ideas are welcomed and encouraged.