SUPPLY CHAIN INVENTORY CONTROL SERIES IN CHAMBERSBURG - MARCH 2013
These workshops present the fundamentals of inventory control and are appropriate for any business environment, including manufacturing, distribution, retail, health care, non-profit or the service sector. Participants will learn the basic concepts as well as practical techniques readily applied to their work environment.
Basics of Inventory Management (March 7, 12:00-4:00pm)—To most organizations, inventory is one of the more visible and tangible aspects of doing business. Beginning with the management of suppliers delivering raw materials to goods in various levels of completion in the production process, and management and delivery of finished goods in the distributions channel, each type represents money tied up until the inventory becomes purchased products. The workshop provides a broad overview of basic concepts and good inventory management strategies.
Physical Inventory (March 14, 12:00-4:00pm)—This workshop will discuss what works and what doesn't as the participant learns the essential preparation steps and activities to perform in advance. These activities include everything from clean up and sorting to working with auditors. The best physical inventories require the best, most thorough, preparation. The participant will also learn how to keep the physical inventory under control once it starts. From tracking of tags to weigh scales and facility maps to handling recounts, this course guides the way.
Distribution Inventory Management (March 28, 12:00-4:00pm)—This workshop focuses on the distribution network model and its objectives, activities, and distribution inventory management decisions and includes interactive exercises to present the fundamental concepts associated with the distribution environment. The material contrasts centralized versus decentralized approaches to the distribution network model.
Who should attend: These workshops are appropriate for a wide range of job functions, including management, planning, finance, engineering, shipping/receiving, inventory, sales and purchasing. Send a cross-functional team including labor and clerical positions to obtain maximum benefit!
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For more information, contact Continuing Education at ceclassinfo@ma.psu.edu
or (717) 749-4118.

