ISCM Best Practice Collaboration Meeting hosted by Proctor & Gamble

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Cincinnati, Ohio

Best Practice Collaboration Meeting

Meeting Summary

Thursday, April 18, 1996
P&G
Cincinnati, OH

» Integrated Supply Chain
Mike Kremzar - Procter & Gamble

»
Customer Business Development
Ken Kappner - Procter & Gamble

»
Streamlined Logistics
Ken Kappner - Procter & Gamble

» MRP II
Travis Rushing, Director of General Customer Services - Procter & Gamble

» Supplier Business Development
Bill Adams - Procter & Gambl

Friday, April 9, 1996
P&G
Cincinnati, OH

» Using the Supply Chain to Gain a Competitive Advantage in the Year 2000
Dr. Jonathan Byrnes, Senior Lecturer - MIT - ISCM Program

» The New Dynamics of Global Manufacturing Site Selection
Dr. Don Rosenfield, Director of LFM Fellows Program - MIT Sloan School of Management

» Proposal - Analytical Modeling Data Sourcing
Dr. Don Rosenfield, Director of LFM Fellows Program - MIT Sloan School of Management

» SAP R/3
Don Cornett - Procter & GamblePlease contact the Director of the Program, Jim Rice if you have any questions about this event, or if you would like copies of the presentations. These are made available to employees of sponsor companies only.