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Title: INVENTORY REDUCTION WORKSHOP--ENROLL NOW

Inventory Reduction   Workshop

October 18, 19, 20,

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Presented by Barron’s-Auxier, Inc.

Hosted by the Birmingham, Alabama, APICS Chapter

        As professional business managers, each of us is aware of the importance of managing our inventory levels.       The production problems that occur due to stock-outs, as well as the expenses related to having inventory on hand are just a few. Several corporations still consider the expense of excess inventory as an “insurance premium” to prevent the problems associated with production “stock outs”.

With the current wide spread use of MRP, MRP2, ERP, and JIT systems, having excess inventory as an “insurance against stock outages” should no longer be necessary. Especially since Inventory Carrying Costs (ICC) seem to be increasing every year. In 1996 a common ICC average was over 30% of the purchase price of the inventories. (It may be higher than that today.) “Wall Street” analysts consider a “successful” corporation to have profits of 2% to 5% of its sales. The Cost of Inventory (COI) often exceeds 80% for the sales price. In short math, the Inventory Carrying Cost would then make up 24% (30% ICC X 80% COI) of the sales. When an ICC of 24% is compared to the profit of 5%, it is easy to consider the potential additional profit a corporation could experience, IF the Inventory Carrying Costs were reduced.

We are offering a workshop to assist your company to reduce Inventories, lower your Inventory Carrying Costs, and increase profits. The workshop has been developed from actual applications at our clients as well as new concepts. The basis of the workshop is in agreement with, but is NOT a repeat of APICS material. This is a REAL PRACTICAL APPLICATION of Inventory Management for the new millennium. The workshop should also qualify for 16 points (16 hours) towards the CPIM / CFPIM Maintenance.

The workshop is two days long. The attendees will be taken through a series of presentation and application of concepts, and experiential training that is designed to build on each other through the conclusion and realization of how they will be able to positively impact their company.

We are currently accepting reservation requests for the 2-day seminar. Please check your calendar and let us know who your attendees will be.

AUDIENCE:  This is designed to cover the needs and understanding for everyone in Production Control, Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Finance, and Senior Management.

COSTS:  The seminar attendance fee is normally $450 per individual; $400 per person, in groups of 4 or more from the same company. A discount for APICS and NAPM members is available.

Please contact us as soon as possible with your reservation. We will be glad to send more information, as you require.

HOTEL: Guest rooms are available at the hotel at $69.00 per night.

Tour of Mercedes Plant: A 1 ½ hour guided walking tour of the factory is included in the attendance fee

Meals:  A Daily Continental Breakfast is included

Golf:  An optional Golf outing at the locale courses is available on Saturday, fee is $50.00

Jeff Rentfrow, President, Birmingham APICS Chapter

Reservations: 

Apics@barrons- auxier.com   425-482-2807

webmaster@barrons- auxier.com

 

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