Objectives:

1. To define the SCOR model establishing comparable supply chain elements.
2. To establish how to calculate the SCOR model primary criteria.
3. To benchmark the supply chain primary measurements.

SCOR is now part of APICS and is a company membership.

Quick Links:

• About APICS Supply Chain Council
• Learn about SCOR
• Learn about SCOR-P Endorsement
• Read the Latest Research

Material to be covered:

• An understanding of the elements of the Supply Chain and the   SCOR model will be defined and discussed
• The basic measurements of the SCOR model will be discussed. How these basic criteria are measured will be explained.
• Having established the basic supply chain measurements, they will be benchmarked against various industry groups.

The whole session will be interactive, so please come prepared with your company’s general report or the measurements of your supply chain – particularly Inventory days; cash to cash days; cost of supply chain management; ROA...

...or send to Blair at:[email protected]

Presenter:

Blair Williams, CFPIM, CSCP, Jonah. Industry Professor –NYU  Polytechnic University  for 8 years

Prior experience: 25 years in Materials Management and Manufacturing Engineering

Speaking Presentations

• 2012 – APICS International Conference – Pittsburgh – Alignment of Demand -  Risks and Rewards
• 2012 – Copenhagen – Supply Chain Competitiveness
• 2010 – Perth, Australia – Variability controls Efficiency
• 2009 – APICS International Conference – Toronto – If you want to be Lean Control Variability
• 2008 – APICS Schuylkill Valley Chapter September PDM: - Variability -  Joint with NAPM, IMA, ASQ, and IIE. 85 attendees