RedPrairie Webcast

August 31, 2011

Building Next Generation Supply Chains for Discrete Manufacturers

Part I: Segmenting Supply Chains for Success

Date: Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Duration: 1 hour

One size fits all supply chain strategies will not lead to success in today's complex environment. In this thought-provoking broadcast, featured AMR analyst Matt Davis and Tom Kozenski, Vice President of Product Strategy for RedPrairie, present leading-edge research on how discrete manufacturers must rethink supply chain strategies to align customer value propositions by product group and channels to achieve differentiated performance.

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Industry experts leading this session include:
	Matt Davis Principal Research Analyst Gartner's AMR Supply Chain Research Matthew Davis is a principal research analyst in Gartner's AMR Supply Chain Research, with a focus on high tech/consumer electronics. He has expertise in process improvement frameworks, including Lean, Six Sigma, SCOR, and Organizational Design.
	Tom Kozenski VP Product Strategy RedPrairie Tom Kozenski is responsible for driving the product direction for the RedPrairie distribution product line. In his 14 years with the company he has also held positions as the Director of Product Management and as the Vice President of Product Consulting. He brings a total of 40 years of experience in the logistics industry.
	Host: Dan Gilmore Editor-in-Chief Supply Chain Digest Mr. Gilmore is the founder and editor of Supply Chain Digest, the industry's leading e-magazines and web sites for supply chain and logistics, with 40,000 very active readers. He is one of the industry's most prolific and popular writers and speakers.

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