APICS - ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER

Class	Day	Start	End	Notes
Basics of Supply Chain Management	TU	9/7/10	11/9/10
Strategic Management of Resouces	TH	9/9/10	11/4/10
CSCP Review Session Fall 2010	SA	9/11/10	10/2/10	Four consecutive Saturdays
Lean Manufacturing Topic TBD	TBD
Detailed Scheduling and Planning	SA	1/8/11	2/5/10	Two Saturdays, one off, two more
Execution and Control of Operations	SA	2/19/11	3/19/11	Two Saturdays, one off, two more
Master Planning of Resources	TU	3/29/11	5/17/11
CSCP Review Session Spring 2011	SA	4/9/11	4/30/11	Four consecutive Saturdays
Basics of Supply Chain Management	TU	6/7/11	8/16/11	July 5 2011 dark

Learn to Think Lean - Workshop Series - began May 27, 2010

CPIM Certification Review Courses prepare students to take the CPIM certification exam. CPIM provides a common basis for individuals and organizations to evaluate their knowledge of the evolving field of production and inventory management. The program has helped individuals and their organizations become more productive and competitive because it is designed to test candidates’ in-depth knowledge of a variety of subjects specific to production and inventory management.

Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) - Orange County APICS Modules - Chapman University Program - Customers in today’s complex global marketplace expect high quality, low prices, fast turnaround, and on-time delivery. To successfully compete, organizations have improved supply chain management practices and as a result, well-trained, well-educated supply chain professionals are playing an increasingly important role in their organizations.

The APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) program will help you develop into a supply chain leader who can create and execute a supply chain strategy that meets customer needs, reduces costs, and increases profits. With the APICS CSCP designation, you’ll increase your value to employers who know that a well-run supply chain is a key component of a forward-looking and competitive enterprise.

APICS certification programs open the door to job opportunities and your career advancement. According to a recent APICS Salary Survey, respondents with CPIM or CIRM credentials earned 15 percent to 23 percent more than noncertified professionals.

In addition, more Internet-savvy manufacturing companies are demanding APICS certification on applicant resumes. On Monster.com, more than 61 percent of manufacturing jobs request APICS certification!