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Events

The Forum organizes and co-sponsors several roundtables, conferences, seminars, meetings and symposiums on current issues in supply chain management. Forum members may download presentations from past annual meetings, seminars, and conferences. If you are interested in becoming a member and participating in Forum events please go to Join the Forum.

 

 

Recent Conferences and Events

Executive Roundtable: Making Supply Chain Analytics a Reality: The Bottom-Line Benefits
The Forum co-hosted this half-day executive roundtable with Teradata Corporation. At this one-day executive roundtable participants learned from companies that are combining new technologies with innovative methods of bridging the business-IT gap to deliver high ROI supply chain analytics and provide a foundation for onging competitive advantage.  [Details] (June 2009)

Executive Roundtable: Breaking Corporate Boundaries with Large-Scale Lean
The Forum co-hosted this half-day executive roundtable with Cisco Systems and PRTM. Participants discussed how leading companies are taking Lean techniques across their corporate borders—to the ends of their global supply chains—with impressive results. [Details] (February 2009)

Research Roundtable: Supply Chain of the Future
Co-hosted by the Forum and Just Supply Chains, this one-day research roundtable brought together a number of corporate, nonprofit and academic supply chain professionals to discuss the implications of the shifting supply chain landscape. [Details] (January 2009)

Conference: Socially and Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains: A Source for Innovation
Our second-annual conference drew over 250 attendees to share insights on how fresh approaches to supply chain social and environmental practices can improve business performance. [Details] (April 2008)