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Volkswagen Corporation
Braunschweig, Germany

Quarterly Collaboration Meeting Agenda

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Meeting Summary

Sunday, November 13, 1995 Braunschweig, Germany  » Introduction to VW Georg Richartz, Executive Manager of Production, Programming & Scheduling - VW Corporation  » VW Logistics Strategy Dr. E.H Krog, Corporate Executive Director of Group Logistics - VW Corporation  » VW - Customer-to-Customer Project / VW - Current Situation of Delivery Adherence Georg Richartz, Executive Manager of Production, Programming & Scheduling - VW Corporation  » Principles of Order to Delivery Process Michaela Colla - VW Corporation  » Metrics within the Process Chain Gustav Achtermann - VW Corporation  » Model for Flexible Use of Production Capacity Hans Sieverling - VW Corporation  » How the Target-to-Delivery Adherence Affects Production Christian Wiswe - VW Corporation  » Car Distribution in Europe Rudolf Luttmann, Manager - Group Traffic & Transportation Vehicles - VW Corporation  » From Conventional to Modular Range of Options in the Automotive Industry Martin Kroll - VW Corporation

Monday, November 14, 1995 Braunschweig, Germany  » Benchmarking the Organization and the Role of Logistics Dr. Siegfried Augustin, Manager of Corporate Production & Logistics - Siemens AG Dr. Peter Klaus, Professor - Erlangen-Nurnberg University  » Performance Measurement Research Update Cristian Gutierrez, Supply Chain Manager/Europe - Monsanto Corporation Jim Rice, Director - MIT - ISCM Program  » Horizontal Process Management Research Update Jim Rice, Director - MIT - ISCM Program  » Coordination Process and Incentives in Supply Chains Research Update Professor Joyce Mehring - MIT  » Customer - Supplier Assurance Concept Fred Van Kampen, Customer Supply Assurance - Xerox Corporation  » New Sponsor Supply Chain Presentation Tom Escott, President - Caliber Logistics