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Planning Issues in the Supply Chain

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Meeting Summary

Monday, March 29, 1999 MIT Faculty Club, Cambridge, Massachusetts  » Assessing the Current and Future Supply Chain Software Leaders Ted Rybeck, Chairman - Benchmarking Partners Stan Elbaum, Managing Director - Benchmarking Partner  » Supply Chain Software Demos & Discussion Sessions (i2 Technologies, ILOG, Manugistics, SAP) At Benchmarking Partners in Cambridge  » Overview of Pentacon Mike Peters - President Pentacon Industrial  » Solutia Center of Excellence & Getting the Business Case from SAP Justine MacDonald - Solutia  » ISCM "Planning Issues" Discussion ISCM Sponsors

Tuesday, March 30, 1999 MIT Faculty Club, Cambridge, Massachusetts  » The ERP Revolution: Surviving vs. Thriving Dr. Jeanne Ross MIT Center for Information Systems Research (CISR)  » Lessons from a User's Experience William Midgley, Senior VP - Logistics Services Robert McLaughlin, Senior VP - Information Systems Sony Electronics  » Supply Chain Planning: Present & Future H. Donald Ratliff, UPS Professor & Executive Director The Logistics Institute, Georgia Tech  » Inventing the Organizations of the 21st Century Professor Tom Malone - MIT Center for Coordination Science  » Pilot for an On-Demand Planning System Isabelle Konstantinov - Procter & Gamble

Wednesday, March 31, 1999 Royal Sonesta Hotel, Cambridge, Massachusetts  » E-COMMERCE & FUTURE OF SUPPLY CHAIN PLANNING Exploiting the Internet to Extend the Boundaries of Supply Chain Integration Mary Murphy-Hoye - Intel Corporation  » E-COMMERCE & FUTURE OF SUPPLY CHAIN PLANNING Impact of E-Commerce on Supply Chain Planning Sponsor Presentations & Exchange  » Design Chain Engineering Bill Neill - Hewlett-Packard  » Supply Chain Management Flight Simulator - Research Project Assessment Peter Metz - MIT  » ISCM Plans - 1999 Sponsor Planning Session