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The Cook School of Business Center for Supply Chain Management Studies (CSCMS) at Saint Louis University has been established to train and educate the users of the various tools of the supply chain activities (supplier relationships, purchasing management, operations and inventory management, logistics and transportation, and quality measurement, along with supply chain and information technology) through our membership opportunities, programs, events, and publications.
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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 8 AUGUST 2012
Center for Supply Chain Management Studies
John Cook School of Business
Saint Louis University
NEWSLETTER
INSIDE THE ISSUE
The Advanced Supply Chain Management Best Project Awards ..... 2
Professional Development Workshops in August, 2012 ...................... 4
Project Management in and the Supply Chain - August 9 &10 ...... 4
Supply Chain Management 101 – August 17, 2012 ........................... 5
Advanced Supply Chain Management Certificate Program –
August 23 & 24, 2012 ............................................................................ 5
Supply Chain Management Certificate Program – August 13, 2012
................................................................................................................. 6
Member News .......................................................................................... 7
CSCMS Office News ............................................................................... 7
CSCMS FALL 2012 Schedule ................................................................ 8
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The Advanced Supply Chain Management
Best Project Awards
The Center for Supply Chain Management Studies established the Best Project
Award for the Advanced Supply Chain Management Certificate Program to
recognize the team that presented the best project for each semester. The projects
were developed using the team’s experience, utilization of the course content, SCM
core concepts, and the application of supply chain management tools and techniques.
The award is based on the breadth of the project’s cross functional supply chain,
tangible value, implementation feasibility, and several additional attributes.
The Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Best Project Award recipients are as follows:
Fall 2011
Project Title: Rounding Down Repositioning
Synopsis: The project had two primary objectives 1) identifying the root cause of
Roundup repositioning and 2) reducing costs and enhancing customer service
Project Value: Root causes were identified and strategies developed to be
implemented that would result in substantial savings for Monsanto with the added
potential to improve customer service. [CSCMS note – actual financial benefits are
proprietary]
Project Team Members:
Zu Dietzenbach – Novus
David Dolfay - Monsanto
Maria Donaldson - Monsanto
Dan O’Leary - Covidien
Ray Scott - Independent Consultant
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Spring 2012
Project Title: Novus Freight Reduction
Synopsis: The project conducted an analysis of the SC benefits of direct shipping to
customers from a central production facility, rather than the current indirect shipping
process.
Project Value: The cost reductions ranged up to 80 percent, depending on the
specific customer. [CSCMS note – actual financial benefits are proprietary.]
Project Team Members:
Brittany Pham - Novus
Laura Brendel - Albengoa Bioenergy
He (Charles) Gao - St. Louis University
Travis Goodwin - USTRANSCOM
Martha Gould - USTRANSCOM
Scott Pilkington - Saint Louis University
Cheryl Schultz - USTRANSCOM
The Center extends its congratulations to both groups
for their outstanding performance.
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Professional Development Workshops in August, 2012
Project Management in and the Supply Chain - August 9 &10
The two-day Supply Chain Project Management workshop will provide an
introduction to the various concepts and techniques of project management. Day 1
focuses on project initiation and definition concepts and techniques that create a
solid foundation for project success. Day 2 focuses on project planning and
execution concepts, including techniques needed to launch, manage, control, and
close out the project.
Specific areas to be covered are:
The need for project management
Four phases of a project
Project definition
Stakeholder analysis
Project assumptions and constraints
Risk identification, assessment, and mitigation
Work Breakdown Structure
Scheduling and resource planning
Project tracking and reporting
Project close-out and final report
Participants will plan a model project of their choosing and will acquire a variety of
tools to use in project planning and management. For online registration, click here.
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Supply Chain Management 101 – August 17, 2012
The Center offers a one day Supply Chain Management 101 program on the Saint
Louis University campus. This program is exclusively designed for those who work
in areas supporting supply chain activities such as finance, marketing, accounting,
compliance, and legal. Past experience indicates that this program is popular for
those who want a refresher on current trends in supply chain management.
Topics include:
Supply chain overview
The impact of supply chain operations on income/financial statements
An overview of supply chain optimization tools (sourcing, manufacturing,
distribution, warehousing and transportation operations, product design in
supply chain, etc.)
For online registration, click here .
Advanced Supply Chain Management Certificate Program – August
23 & 24, 2012
This nationally recognized program starts on August 23 at the John Cook School of
Business on the Saint Louis University Campus.
This five module program consists of the following topics:
Supply Chain Project Management (August 23 & 24, 2012)
Managing Inventory for Increased Profitability (September 20 & 21)
Strategic Outsourcing & Supplier relationship Management (October 25 & 26)
Managing Transportation & Warehousing Operations (November 15 & 16)
Risk Management and Research Project Presentation (December 13 and 14)
Each module can be taken separately or all together and earn a Saint Louis
University Certificate.
For online registration, click here.
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Supply Chain Management Certificate Program – August 13, 2012
This NEW certificate program was developed to meet the critical needs and
challenges related to sourcing in today’s dynamic business environment. It is an in-
depth program designed for procurement managers and professionals. The program
starts on August 13 at the John Cook School of Business on the Saint Louis
University Campus.
This five module program consists of the following topics and a research project:
Strategic Sourcing (August 13, 2012)
Negotiations (September 13 &14, 2012)
Risk Management (October 12, 2012)
Supply Agreements (November 8 & 9, 2012)
Supply Relationship Management (December 7, 2012)
Research Project Presentation (TBD)
For online registration, click here.
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Member News
Nestle Purina ranked No. 18 in Best Global Supply Chain Management
in 2011, according to Gartner’s 2012 Report.
World Wide Technology is the largest black-owned firm in the country,
according to Black Enterprise magazine.
Monsanto is listed as one the 100 Best Places to Work in Information
Technology according to Computerworld’s rankings for 2012.
CSCMS Office News
Staff from the Center published the following papers:
1. ‘Trust and Transaction Cost in Supply Chain Cost Optimization: An
Exploratory Study’ in Inter-Organizational Information Systems and
Business Management. A reference source for researchers.
2. ‘Transaction Cost Variables and Social Exchange Variables in
Supply Chain Management’, Proceedings of the 27th International
Marketing and Purchasing Conference, Glasgow, England
3. ‘Health Care Supply Chain Management in the United States: A
New Paradigm for Roles of Distributors.’ International Journal of Health
Management and Information, Vol. 2 (2), (July-December):73-82.
4. ‘Growing Product Safety Education at the University Level’.
Product Safety Letter, May 27.
5. ‘How to Perceive a Risk in Supply Chain Management’
Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Logistics and Supply
Chain Systems. Published by the Korean Supply Chain Management
Society - abstract only, p.137.
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CSCMS FALL 2012 Schedule
Supply Chain Management 101
Module Topic Instructor Date
I Introduction to
Supply Chain Management
101
Ik-Whan G. Kwon,
Ph.D.
August 17, 2012
Advanced Supply Chain Management Certification Professional Development Program
Module Topic Instructor Date
I Supply Chain Project
Management
Brian Cain August 23 & 24,
2012
II Managing Inventories for
Increased Profitability
Ray Scott
September 20 & 21 ,
2012
III Strategic Outsourcing &
Suppliers Relationship
Management
Kevin Von Grabe October 25 & 26,
2012
IV Managing Transportation
& Warehousing Operations
Thomas Goldsby, Ph.D November 15 & 16,
2012
V Risk Management and
Research Project
Presentation
Dana Hullinger,
Frank Fischer &
John Hamilton, Ph.D
December 13 & 14,
2012
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Supply Management Certificate Professional Development Program
Module Name Instructor Date
I Strategic Sourcing Todd Richter &
Doug Sparr
August 13, 2012
II Negotiations Julie Wulff &
Cindy Wessel
September 13 & 14,
2012
III Risk Management Todd Richter &
Doug Sparr
October 12, 2012
IV Supply Agreement Julie Wulff &
Cindy Wessel
November 8 & 9,
2012
V Supply Relationship
Management
Todd Richter &
Doug Sparr
December 7, 2012
VI Research Project
Presentation
John W. Hamilton,
Ph.D
TBD
Additional Programs
Topic/Workshop Instructor Date
Project Management Ray Scott August 9 & 10, 2012
Advance Product Safety
Management
ADK Information
Services
September 24-28,
2012
Lean Logistics Derek Browning October 15 & 16,
2012
Change Management Rik Nemanick, Ph.D. November 29 & 30,
2012
CSCMS Graduation Ceremony
Fall 2012 / Spring 2013
CSCMS Department Friday, June 13,
2013
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Center Organizations & Board Members
AEP River Operations Mr. George Piccioni
Ameren Services Mr. Dennis Weisenborn & Mr. Price
Marr
Anheuser-Busch/InBev Mr. Gary Welker
The Boeing Company Mr. David Thole & Mr. Steve
Georgevitch
Cassidy Turley Company Mr. Ed Lampitt
Covidien Mr. Mike Santowski
Emerson Company Mr. Al Middeke & Mr. Joe Ackerman
Energizer Mr. Gary Proctor
Hodgson Mill Mr. Ray Martin
Mesa Logistics Mr. Frank Fischer
Monsanto Company Mr. Kevin Lawrence
Nordyne, Inc. Mr. Bob Bielecki
Novus International, Inc. Mr. Kevin Mowery
Nestle Purina Pet Care Mr. Marty Tendler & Mr. Pete Spanos
OHL Mr. Ted Wellhausen
Peabody Energy Mr. Carlton Adams
Saint Louis University Dr. John Hamilton
Schafer Company Mr. Bob Elfanbaum
Solutia, Inc. Mr. Leo Ven
UniGroup, Inc. Mr. Tom Duwel
World Wide Technology Mr. Kurt Grimminger
Ex-Officio Dr. Ik-Whan Kwon
Honorary Members
Mr. Bob Drury, Mr. Gerald Hayden, Mr. Jim Kavanaugh, Mr. Tom Olson
Center for Supply Chain Management Studies
Ellen Harshman, Ph.D., J.D., Dean
Ik-Whan G. Kwon, Ph.D., Director
John W. Hamilton, Ph.D., Associate Director
Saint Louis University
3674 Lindell Blvd. DS 458
St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 977-3617, Fax: (314) 977-2068; Email: [email protected]