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Hosted by Chris Barnes · education · EN · 18 episodes
Saving the world one supply chain at a time. Helping you improve your supply chain performance with simple, easy to use information. Interested in becoming a better supply chain professional? We have tips and hints to help you understand and apply the APICS (ASCM) body of knowledge. We also help you better understand general supply chain concepts and learn the history of supply chain management.
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Slotting in the warehouse should be a tool in every warehouse managers arsenal. Whether you are doing it formally with the help of technology, or informally through trial and error, and Excel, it holds the potential to increase your pick labor productivity from 10-30%. An interview with Iralyn Herder Iralyn Herder, MEng | LinkedIn
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<p>Ken Ackerman has been active in logistics and warehousing management for his entire career. Before entering the consulting field, he was chief executive of Distribution Centers, Inc., a public warehousing company which is now part of Exel Logistics USA. In 1980, Ackerman sold the company and joined the management consulting division of Coopers & Lybrand. In 1981, he formed the Ackerman Company, a management advisory service. Ken is editor and publisher of Warehousing Forum, a monthly subscription newsletter. His newest books are Lean Warehousing and Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management, both published in 2007. His other recent publications include Auditing Warehouse Performance and...
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<p> John Hill was a pioneering officer of automatic data collection, material handling and supply chain systems firms with over 100 successful AIDC (bar code, radio frequency identification), material handling equipment and warehouse, labor and transportation management information systems deployments. I met John many years ago when he was doing a data collection/WMS road show promoting the benefits of real-time data collection and product tracking. Mr. Hill died in April 2024 having lived a long life and leaving an imprint on the supply chain industry. This is a refresh of an interview I did with John circa 2020.</p>
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<p>In part 1 and 2 we learned about Dr. Speh growing up and getting into academia as a career . In this session we continue to learn about Speh the person, hear some of his life lessons, and learn about the outgrowth of logistics from marketing. Article he would write today: “How do you create and foster the relationships needed to enable effective supply chain management.” </p> Getting involved with associatons Development of the Warehousing Research Center and Miami University (1987) CSCMPs definition of Supply Chain Management
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<p> In part 1 we learned about Dr. Speh growing up and getting into academia as a career. In this session we continue to learn about Speh the person, hear some of his life lessons, and learn about the outgrowth of logistics from marketing. - The impact on people - The Warehouse Costs Model, and OG document - It was a great ride - Be a good role model - He is probably my best friend - The area of industrial marketing was taught poorly and was boring - The scope of SCM can be overwhelming - Think of SCM as...
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