May 12 Presentation Materials
During the May Professional Development Meeting, Alan Milliken of BASF gave a presentation on Supply Chain Management Learning systems.
Please Click Here
to view his presentation.
Education -- Mastering the APICS Body of Knowledge
CPIM - Production & Inventory
Since 1973, the CPIM program has educated more than
76,000 operations and supply chain professionals on essential concepts,
strategies and terminology related to demand management, procurement and supplier
planning, material requirements planning, capacity requirements
planning, sales and operations planning, master scheduling, performance
measurements, supplier relationships, quality control, and continuous
improvement.
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CSCP - Supply Chain Management
This exciting new program, Certified Supply Chain
Professional (CSCP), leads members to competitive success through an
understanding of all processes required to deliver
on-time products and services. These processes must be managed to
integrate the comprehensive needs of suppliers and customers.
Remember, your supply chain may well be a circle, or even a sphere!
Register Now!
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In-House Courses
We offer on-site training in a variety of formats. Your company pays one fee and class size can be as large as
16 students.
Read More.
Plant Tours
Plant tours feature leading companies in the
Triangle area and
provide to members the opportunity to learn by seeing how theory is put into
practice. They also provide
benchmarking opportunities and foster the sharing of best practices and
professional networking. About 150 companies are
represented by our Triangle Chapter members. Expect about three tours each year, generally scheduled for weekday afternoons.
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Company Coordinators
Would you please help?
The Triangle chapter is looking for members with a desire to spread the
APICS word among their coworkers. Limited responsibilities: Unlimited recognition and opportunity. If you are interested and would like more information about being a company coordinator, please
contact
membership@apics-triangle.org today.
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Career Trouble?
For help, contact
Dale Atkins,
Director of Career Services, at
CareerServices@apics-triangle.org
On Saturday morning,
June 20, another
Career Services Workshop presented
successful strategies in job hunting.
Interviewing and resume writing were highlighted.
Stay tuned for next Career Workshop announcement.
Some ideas from a previous session:
1. Networking is the most successful strategy. Linkedin.com and
Linkingraleighnc.com are two on-line networking tools.
2. APICS professional development meetings are a great place to network with operations management professionals.
3. Get business cards that include your Name, Generic Job Title, Telephone and E-mail: Give two to any friend or associate, one to
keep and one to pass on.
4. Volunteering is an effective way to build, maintain and communicate your value.
5. Now is the time to upgrade your market value by gaining APICS certification.
Professional Development
Professional Development Events are held monthly. They deliver
career-enhancing programs that help members to deal successfully with
people, organizations, business and workload.
Evening meetings (with dinner) are
held
on the second Tuesday of each month from September through June.
There are exceptions, so be sure to check our calendar and then register
in advance. Executives and subject matter expert speakers are featured, presenting
a broad range of topics of interest to today's operations professionals.
Register Now!
September 8
Our next Professional Development Meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, Sept 8.
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