RedPrairie Webcast
June 17, 2010
Transportation Management: Lessons from a Difficult Two Years
AMR’s Paul Lord explores key issues and potential solutions for Manufacturers
Duration: 1 hour
The past two years have dealt several severe shocks to supply chain operations for many companies. In this webcast, Paul Lord of AMR Research and Mona McFadden of RedPrairie will discuss recent research by AMR that highlights the impact on Transportation Management for Consumer Goods, Food & Beverage, Chemicals and related industries. They will explore the key issues and potential solutions defined by the transportation, logistics and supply chain decision makers interviewed.
You will learn:
- What were the effects of highly disruptive short-term supply chain shocks
- How are leading companies responding to those shocks
- Which business processes and technologies are being implemented in 2010
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Industry experts leading this session include:
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Paul Lord
Research Director, Chemical/Process Industries
AMR ResearchPaul Lord leads research direction for the chemical and process industries with a focus on transportation and inventory optimization, manufacturing, and supply chain excellence. During his 25 years of experience with three chemical companies, Paul spearheaded the implementation of supply chain strategies, cost reduction projects and S&OP and managed commercial activities.
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Mona McFadden
Product Manager, Transportation Products
RedPrairie Mona McFadden oversees the product planning process for RedPrairie's Transportation Management product line, including core TMS, Fleet, Parcel, and Collaboration Portal. She has 20 years of experience in the transportation industry, including 16 years in the TMS software arena. She began her career in transportation and logistics operations with Ethyl Corporation.
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