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Presentation:
If you want
to be Lean you must control Variability
To be ‘lean’
you must ensure a minimum of disruption in your manufacturing process and this
means reducing variability in both Demand and Supply. Even though Demand and
Supply flows are controlled by variability, most traditional approaches do not
include this phenomenon.
This presentation will define variability, explain how it is caused, and
describe how it affects flow. The relationship of variability to Throughput on
the one hand and to Capacity utilization on the other hand will be established.
Common forms of scheduling and production variability will be covered. Finally,
practical techniques to control or eliminate variability in manufacturing and
supply chain management will be presented
Click for detail or to register.
Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)
register now
The Northern New Jersey Chapter of APICS (NONJ) will be
offering three instructor-led Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)
certification classes in 2010. This instructor-led course offers 36+ hours of
classroom time, enhanced CSCP courseware, extra exercises and up to 500
additional CSCP in-class practice questions to help you better understand the
material. This course focuses on key concepts, various CSCP calculations,
definitions, and it provides numerous examples on how companies apply these
concepts. Finally, we provide a free copy of the APICS CSCP Instructor Visual
booklet if you register and pay for the class ten days before the start of the
class. We also offer extra additional assistance to help you prepare to take the
exam, and we permit our students to retake the class at no charge for any
reason.
All
classes are held at
Bloomfield
College
which is located off of the Garden State Parkway
at exit 148.
The new APICS Lean Enterprise Workshop series was designed to help a student
learn how to follow a company’s lean transformation process through its use of
an integrated case study. During the class the student were tasked with finding
lean solutions based on a myriad of challenges. The class used a variety of
tools, games, and visual aids to help the student learning experience.
The workshop topics include:
Workshop 1 – Introduction
Workshop 2 – Lean Culture
Workshop 3 – Value Stream Mapping
Workshop 4 – Stability and Process Improvement
Workshop 5 – Just-in-Time
Workshop 6 – Measuring
Workshop 7 - Sustaining
For additional information on attending the APICS Lean Enterprise Workshop
series, APICS Global Purchasing, APICS CSCP or tailored workshops please contact
Howard Forman at pimassociates@yahoo.com or call 973 838 5946.
For additional information on attending CPIM classes please contact Jeffrey
Bragar at
jbragar@promotioninmotion.com
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Education
Our
Chapter offers review courses in all 10 disciplines required to obtain the two
APICS National Certifications (CPIM-CIRM). Check out our
2009/10 Course Schedule. The Chapter also sponsors two
seminars
or workshops each year featuring nationally known presenters.

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The Northern New Jersey
Chapter of APICS (NONJ) held the fist Lean Enterprise Workshop public class in
the country on August 23, August 30 and September 6 at Bloomfield College. Seven
students were in attendance at this class. They were David Forman, Howard Forman
(instructor), Kevin Gibson, Russ Miller, Donna Bunce, Joe Cervino, Keith James,
and Irene Sheridan.
The students found the class to be very interesting, informative and helpful.
They gained an understanding of how and why to implement lean. In addition they
learned new ideas to take back to their workplace.

Students Receive CSCP Pins
The Northern New Jersey Chapter of APICS honored eight students who earned their
APICS CSCP certification at the September meeting. The following students earned
their CSCP certification Frank Murphy, Nai-Yi Huong, Monte Bradford, Carter
Ward, Dolores Wagoner, Chris Haynes and Howard Forman (CSCP Instructor). Missing
from this picture are
Jim Robinson and Mario Debeux. Our congratulations on your earning your CSCP
certification.
Announcing our
new Customer-Direct
Education and Training program
Please contact Jeff Bragar CPIM, CIRM for more information at (908)
268-6460 or jbragar@verizon.net
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