RedPrairie Webcast

March 31, 2009

Making the Integrated Consumer Goods-to-Retail Supply Chain a Reality

Part 2 of the 4-Part Series, "Innovations in Supply Chain Execution"

From ECR to RFID, the consumer goods-to-retail supply chain has long sought to reduce costs and improve customer service and profits through collaboration and integration. Are we getting closer? And how can today's new generation of technology tools help manufacturers and retailers realize the vision?

In this outstanding Webcast from Supply Chain Digest and The Supply Chain Television Channel, our panel of experts will explore the processes, technology and benefits of integrated supply chains. Join us to learn:

Featured Speakers:
	Brian Foster Director Information Technology, Bradshaw International
	Dan Gilmore Editor, Supply Chain Digest Dan Gilmore has a 15-year career in the supply chain industry, most recently serving as Sr. Vice President of Marketing and Strategy for RedPrairie. Prior to that, he was the chief supply chain analyst at META Group, the IT industry's second largest research and advisory service.
	Tom Kozenski VP Product Marketing RedPrairie Tom Kozenski is the Vice President of Product Strategy at RedPrairie. He is responsible for driving the product direction for the distribution product line. In his 13 years with the company, he has also held positions as the Director of Product Management and as the Vice President of Product Consulting.

Other Webcasts in this Series:

Part 1 - Is it Time for Integrated Supply Chain Execution?
Speakers: Steve Banker, ARC Advisory Group; Dan Gilmore, Editor, Supply Chain Digest; Tom Kozenski.

Part 3 - Transportation Management for the New Era
Speakers: Dan Gilmore, Editor, Supply Chain Digest; Mona McFadden, RedPrairie.

Part 4 - Collaborative Flowcasting: The Essence of Demand Driven
Speakers: Dan Gilmore, Editor, Supply Chain Digest; Darryl Landvater, Co-Founder, Collaborative Flowcasting Group; Michael Farlekas, VP Sales, RedPrairie.

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