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Global Supply Chains: Globalization, Preparedness, Resilience
Program Code:
G-5
Date:
Monday, September 15, 2008
Time:
8:00 AM to 9:30 AM
EST
SPEAKER
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Irvin Varkonyi,
CSCP, Presiddent,
Supply Chain Operations Preparedness Education (SCOPE)
Irvin Varkonyi, CSCP, MBA, is president of Supply Chain Operations Preparedness Education (SCOPE), www.scopedu.com, a firm offering training and consulting in organizational preparedness for private and public sector organizations. He holds adjunct professor positions at the American Military University and the George Mason University School of Public Policy. Mr. Varkonyi is VP for Corporate and University Services with the APICS DC Metro chapter.
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SUBMITTER
:
Irvin Varkonyi,
CSCP, Presiddent,
Supply Chain Operations Preparedness Education (SCOPE)
Irvin Varkonyi, CSCP, MBA, is president of Supply Chain Operations Preparedness Education (SCOPE), www.scopedu.com, a firm offering training and consulting in organizational preparedness for private and public sector organizations. He holds adjunct professor positions at the American Military University and the George Mason University School of Public Policy. Mr. Varkonyi is VP for Corporate and University Services with the APICS DC Metro chapter.
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Description
The pace of globalization has accelerated at a dizzying rate. While the business world may have adapted to maximizing benefits from globalization, it may be leaving itself vulnerable to disruptions in the global supply chain. This interactive session will consider the impact of events that bring the world closer together while simultaneously exposing operations to more disruptions. The presenter will invite interactive discussion through a discussion of six V's--value, visibility, variability, velocity, vulnerability, and verdency. Eventually, participants will understand preparedness and resilience are worth more than risk management.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
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1. Better understand the definitions and interaction of the six V