x Vol. 4 2007 December THIS MONTH’S PDM THE SIGNIFICANT “7” PRESIDENT’S CORNER: WHAT’S UPCOMING AND WARM WISHES MONTHLY ARTICLE:: THE LATEST FROM APICS SoMN Scope www.apicssomn.org SERVING TO BRING KNOWLEDGE OF EVENTS IN THE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA APICS CHAPTER The Significant “7” – Disruptive Manufacturing Technologies This interactive presentation will help you understand, identify, and respond to these influential categories of technology and their expected timeline to maturity on a global scale. While these may help us continue to increase exports- yes exports to China and other growing economies, they are also emerging and flying by us at a pace faster than we can change to adapt to them. Where would these impact our business and resource management strategies, and how would a small to mid size Who: Ann Goebel When: December 10, 2007 What: Successfully Managing an Asian Supply Chain Where: Torey’s Restaurant, Owatonna Notify Bernie Parker by December 6 at 3:00 pm. [email protected]or 507-263-6372 Agenda: Reg./Social: 5:00 pm, Dinner: 5:30 pm, Speaker: 6:30 pm, Ends: 8:00pm What’s to eat: Prime Rib, Shrimp, Augratin Potatoes, Vegetable, Salad, Rolls and Crème De Menthe sherbert organization connect into the fragmented array of government resources for help in their integration? Fresh from an update on these seven technologies as identified by the National Council for Advanced Manufacturing (NACFAM), Ann will expand on their 2004 ground breaking report and new market reality created by change.
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Vol. 4 2007 December � THIS MONTH’S PDM THE SIGNIFICANT “7”
� PRESIDENT’S CORNER: WHAT’S UPCOMING AND
WARM WISHES
� MONTHLY ARTICLE:: THE
LATEST FROM APICS
SoMN Scope www.apicssomn.org
SERVING TO BRING KNOWLEDGE OF EVENTS IN THE SOUTHERN
MINNESOTA APICS CHAPTER
The Significant “7” – Disruptive
Manufacturing Technologies This interactive presentation will help you understand, identify, and respond to these influential categories of technology and their expected timeline to maturity on a global scale. While these may help us continue to increase exports-yes exports to China and other growing economies, they are also emerging and flying by us at a pace faster than we can change to adapt to them. Where would these impact our business and resource management strategies, and how would a small to mid size
Who : Ann Goebel When: December 10, 2007
What : Successfully Managing an Asian Supply Chain
Where : Torey’s Restaurant, Owatonna
Notify Bernie Parker by December 6 at 3:00 pm. [email protected] or 507-263-6372
Agenda : Reg./Social: 5:00 pm, Dinner: 5:30 pm, Speaker: 6:30 pm, Ends: 8:00pm What’s to eat : Prime Rib, Shrimp, Augratin Potatoes, Vegetable, Salad, Rolls and Crème De Menthe sherbert
organization connect into the fragmented array of government resources for help in their integration? Fresh from an update on these seven technologies as identified by the National Council for Advanced Manufacturing (NACFAM), Ann will expand on their 2004 ground breaking report and new market reality created by change.
The President’s Corner
I hope you all had a very restful Thanksgiving and are looking forward to the upcoming Holidays. It is always amazing to me just how quickly the year flies by. We are almost halfway through our program year already. This month, we have an extra special holiday dinner in store. Plus the speaker is our own Board member, Ann Goebel. Since Ann is an instructor, she is always up to date on the latest trends and we like to share all that good info with our APICS team. So please feel welcome and join us on December 10. We are still looking for some help on our May seminar. We are narrowing down the subject so hopefully that will encourage some of you to join in. Just let any one of the board members know.
Also, you will be seeing new and exciting things happening with APICS. Just look at page 3 of our newsletter and see what is changing. We’ll try to
COMPANY COORDINATORS
Block Plumbing & Heating Sue Prins 507-450-1430 MICO, Inc. Deb Briar 507-386-4010 Caterpiller Paving Products Kim Goerger 507-233-7930 McNeilus Steel Mark Packard 507-374-6336 ext 3084 Condux Dale Bjorklund 507-387-8072 McNeilus Companies Thomas Harris 507-374-8312 Crenlo Frank Srp 507-287-3092 SPX – Eisenhower Drive John Busby 507-455-7293 Foldcraft Dianne Vangness 507-789-8228 Anertech Jerry Beech 507-444-0092 Gandy Cindy Barta 507-451-5430 Truth Hardware Ardis Woods 507-444-4414 IBM Kim Henriksen 507-253-2219 Viracon Diane Doorenbos 507-444-3426 Itron Irene Mlenek 507-837-4300
keep getting the word out about how our Society is working to remain THE professional organization for Operations Management. I obviously am uninspired this month regarding this column. So, to make sure I don’t bore you all to death, I’m ending this now. I hope you and your loved ones have a very happy holiday season. And, I hope you have time to join us for our December PDM. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from your APICS Board of Directors.
The Latest from APICS COMPANY COORDINATORS
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Johnson Outdoors Debra Bartelt 507-835-6451 Weigh-Tronix Kathi Peterson 507-238-4461 General Equipment Bruce Jones 507-451-551 Wenger Corp Don Wobschall 507-455-4100 ext 102 Malt-O-Meal Carolyn Duffney 507-645-6681 L.C.S. Precision Molding Len Pederson 507-362-4344 McQuay Intl . Sharon Spartz 507-334-5594 Mayo Clinic Dallas Neville 507-284-5018 SPX - Park Drive Barb Ruhter 507-455-4357 Benchmark June Stoehr 507-535-4615
Expanded Member Benefits: AMA, Aberdeen Research, and IBF APICS is expanding the professional tools available to members through several key relationships that were announced at the 2007 APICS International Conference & Expo in Denver, Colorado, in October. In conjunction with American Management Association, Aberdeen Research, and the Institute of Business Forecasting, APICS members will have access to business and management training and research that will enhance their operations management knowledge. “The new member benefits reflect our ongoing commitment to provide APICS members with current and relevant education to equip them for success in the global workplace,” said Executive Director Abe Eshkenazi, CSCP, CPA, CAE. Aberdeen Research Aberdeen Group, the leading provider of fact-based research focused on the global technology-driven value chain, will give the APICS members unrestricted access to the entire Aberdeen Research Archive of more than 5,000 documents in research channels such as supply chain, retail, manufacturing, information technology, finance, human resources, and product research and development. AMA Business and Management Training The American Management Association (AMA), a world leader in professional development and performance-based learning solutions, has entered into an agreement with APICS to provide business and management education to APICS members. Watch your e-mail for more information on how to access the Aberdeen and AMA benefits, coming in 2008. APICS and IBF Sales and Operations Planning Conference In an agreement with the Institute of Business Forecasting (IBF), APICS and IBF will copresent a comprehensive sales and operations planning conference on June 19-20, 2008, at the Renaissance Chicago O’Hare Suites Hotel in Chicago, Illinois. The conference, “Best of the Best,” will offer ten different sessions for professionals to attend on forecasting topics.
Quizmaster
1. It doesn't hurt to take a hard look at yourself from time to time. This little test should help you get started.
During a visit to a mental asylum, a visitor asked the Director what the criteria is that defines if a patient should be institutionalized. "Well," said the Director, "we fill up a bathtub. Then we offer a teaspoon, a teacup, and a bucket to the patient and ask the patient to empty the bathtub." Okay, here's your test: 1. Would you use the spoon? 2. Would you use the teacup? 3. Would you use the bucket? "Oh, I understand," said the visitor. "A normal person would choose the bucket, as it is larger than the spoon." What was the director's response?
2. I drift forever with the current Down these long canals they've made Tame, yet wild, I run elusive Multitasking to your aid. Before I came, the world was darker Colder, sometimes, rougher, true But though I might make living easy, I'm good at killing people too.
Ann has been immersed in the manufacturing arena for the past 13 years, building off a 10 year career in sales, operations management, and business development. Her professional mission is to be an advocate for manufacturing excellence in both the public and private sector. She has held or been appointed to many leadership roles in applied areas of Lean technology, ISO 9000 quality systems, ergonomics, process re-engineering, safety, strategic planning, and employee development. In 1999, she earned a Masters Degree in Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET) with a concentration in International Business. Since 2000, she has been a full-time teaching faculty in the Department of Automotive and Manufacturing Engineering Technology at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Her key focus is upper level MET coursework, and development of industry outreach. In addition to gathering and guiding many applied student industry projects, she has been an active consultant to industry for over 8 years. She’s been the principle lead for over $900,000 in grants centered on Lean Process Technology transfer to industry. This followed her tenure as a Quality Manager and Safety Director with an industrial design, production, and distribution organization having international market scope. She’s been active with The Southern Minnesota APICS Board of Directors as the Student Chapter VP for the past 4 years, was recently awarded the Excellence in Curriculum Programming for Manufacturing Engineering Technology Online from Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, and The Shingo Award for her contributions to the Society of Manufacturing Engineers Lean Certification
PLEASE NOTE: CPIM Class Emphasis which can benefit you directly !!! Our APICS chapter’s vision is “Mapping future value, driving change”. One of the cornerstones of achieving this vision has been our CPIM Classes. We are excited to announce a new emphasis on expanding career advancement through class enrollment. Starting with the Spring sessions, we are offering a reward to anyone in the chapter who introduces someone to our CPIM classes. If you are responsible for a first time enrollee in one of our CPIM Class, we are offering you a $50 gift certificate. You may choose from Applebees, Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, Cabela’s or Target. You simply need to contact one of the SoMN APICS board members with the person’s name and the class they are attending. The class schedule for Faribault, Mankato and Rochester are available on the Chapter Web Site, apicssomn.org. Join us in expanding the reach of our education offerings!
Ann Goebel, Faculty Minnesota State Mankato Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Directions t o Torey’s Torey's Restaurant & Bar 685 West Bridge Street Owatonna, MN 55060 507 455-9260 Directions From 35W North
• Take Exit 41 (Bridge Street) into Owatonna • Turn east and cross over the freeway • Proceed past Burger King and the Holiday Station on your right • Turn right into entrance to strip mall --road is between Holiday Station and Taco Bell • Torey's will be in the corner of the strip mall--large Yellow Letters on Building
From 35WSouth
• Take Exit 41 (Bridge Street) into Owatonna • Turn East and proceed past Burger King and the Holiday Station on your right • Turn right into entrance to strip mall --road is between Holiday Station and Taco Bell • Torey's will be in the corner of the strip mall--large Yellow Letters on Building
The Association for Operations Management Southern Minnesota Chapter
Box 122 Owatonna MN, 55060
PDM Schedule • January 10, 2008 Process Mapping Michele Hoover • February 11, 2008 Spouse/Guest Night Elizabeth Strohfus • March 10, 2008 Plant Tour/Albert Lea Daisy Blue • April 14, 2007 MSU Student Chapter Stud. Presentations • May 12 2008 Top Mgmt. Night TBD • May/June ’08 Seminar TBD TBD
BOD Meetings
• December 17, 2007 • January 21, 2008 • February 18, 2008 • March 17, 2008 • April 21, 2008 • May 19, 2008
All board meetings are held at the Owatonna Municipal Airport in Owatonna, starting at 5:45 pm. Please feel free to join us.
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