Aligning Integrated Spend Management and Demand Management to Drive World-Class Supply Chains
Date: Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Time: 2:00 PM (EDT)
Don't miss this Free, 1-hour STREAMING ONLY Web event hosted by ISM and sponsored by Zycus. See "ISM Web Seminar Participation Details and Instruction" below for complete information.
Register now at http://www.ism.ws/2389
Supply chain management and ecommerce are perhaps the most frequently discussed topics in corporate America today. While the goal is to develop value added processes within the supply chain to allow delivery of innovative, high quality, low cost products and services to customers, on time and with a greater responsiveness than ever before, a major obstacle is balancing the supply chain against the demand chain. Attend this free webinar with Dr. Robert Handfield to discover how an integrated spend management system can act as a driver for increasingly efficient demand management. You will learn:
- How to harness the greater visibility and real time alerts provided by an integrated spend management system as drivers for efficient demand management
- How to use �Man Management� as an approach to cost reduction
- The best practices and current trends for a holistic approach to supply chain & demand management
- Key metrics to assess integrated spend management
Featured Speakers:
Robert Handfield, Ph.D.
Co-Director, SCRC, Bank of America Distinguished Professor at North Carolina State University
Gregory DeSimone, C.P.M.
Purchasing Manager & Category Leader, North American Indirect Spend
Sun Chemical Corp.
Anurag Dixit
Vice President, Marketing
Zycus
Moderator:
Terri Tracey
Vice President of Technology and Publications
Institute for Supply Management�
Attendance of the live session of this Web Seminar (50 minutes or more) qualifies for one CEH credit at ISM. ISM Web Seminar Participation Details and Instruction
Sincerely,
Mike G. Shirra
Sr. Associate - Marketing
Institute for Supply Management
800/888-6276 or 480/752-6276, ext. 3121
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