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The ISCM Program hosts events which bring the sponsors together to share learnings, research findings and penetrate a specific set of supply chain issues. The events emphasize collaboration and take various forms. For discripions of types of events please visit our Events Page.

Overall, the events facilitate and emphasize sharing learnings across industry and applying industry and research findings to sponsor situations.

2001 Events
Type of Event	Event and Topic Descreption	Dates	Location
Research Project Visit	eClockspeed Research Project Site Visits to Multiple ISCM Sponsors Prof. Charlie Fine	Dates and Locations TBD	ISCM Sponsors
Exchange Meeting & Research Colloquium	Innovations in Sponsor Supply Chains Sponsors share brief review of innovations in their supply chains LFM Intern Supply Chain Research Knowledge Review	Feb. 1 Feb. 2	MIT
Audioconference	Update on Innovations in Sponsor Supply Chains - Intel	Feb. 20 11am - 1pm Eastern US
Research Project Visit	eClockspeed Research Project Site Visit - Siemens Energy & Automation Prof. Charlie Fine	March 1	Siemens, Norcross, GA.
Audioconference	From Static Supply Chains to Dynamic Supply Webs. Professor Ellen Christiaanse University of Amsterdam	May 15 11am - 1pm Eastern US
Research Project Visit & Research Progress Review	eClockspeed Research Project Site Visit - Helix Technology Prof. Charlie Fine Tour Helix Technology Operations 2001 Research Project Progress Review - Multi-Tier Supply Chain Coordination - Creating Lasting Values in SC Collaboration - Supply Chain Visualization	June 19 June 20	Helix Mansfield, Ma. MIT
Executive Exchange Meeting	Innovations in the Supply Chain MIT researchers and ISCM sponsors review the impact of Auto-ID technology on the supply chain, and tour P&G's Beckett Ridge Institute where this technology is being explored and exploited. The session also provided a review of ISCM research and an applied research session with Prof. Charlie Fine.	Oct. 30-31	P&G Cinti, OH.
Research Project Visit & Research Progress Review	Clockspeed Applied to the Customer Service Supply Chain Site Visit Prof. Charlie Fine	Oct. 30-31	P&G Beckett Ridge Institute
Audioconference	Global Terrorism & its impact on Supply Chain Management Prof. Yossi Sheffi - MIT CTS "The Impact of Counter-Terrorism Measures on U.S. Manufacturing" Prof. Barry Posen - MIT Political Science "An Overview of World Events Since September 11th" Dr. Jonathan Byrnes - MIT CTS "Consortium Approaches to Planning for Supply Chain Disruptions."	Nov. 2
Sponsor Key Contact Planning Meeting	2002 Research and Event Planning	Dec. 3-4	MIT
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