Microsoft Canada, in conjunction with Supply Chain & Logistics Association Canada, Queen’s School of Business and Bell Business Solutions, are pleased to present The Future of the Supply Chain: Readying for Success in High Pressure Markets.

Join Dr. Elspeth Murray, Associate Professor at the Queen’s School of Business and a sought-after operations consultant, and Reginald Howatson, a Director with Bell Business Solutions who has worked extensively with companies to improve their supply chain management, as they discuss:

How highly motivated, forward thinking companies can maximize value from the supply chain through innovative organizational processes, structures and systems
How to identify leading indicators that signal opportunities for value extraction
How Bell Business Solutions, a new division of Bell Canada which launched in April of 2005 with the acquisition of Nexxlink Technologies, Charron Systems and CSB Systems, has helped various companies put together data management solutions to improve productivity and access to information with Microsoft Dynamics™ NAV

 
PROGRAM AGENDA
8:00 Registration and hot breakfast
8:45

Keynote Presentation: Maximizing your value in the supply chain
Dr. Elspeth Murray, Associate Professor, Queen’s School of Business

9:45 Changing Threats into Opportunity
Reginald Howatson, Director, Bell Business Solutions
10:45 Session wrap-up; Questions & Answers

 

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This event is offered free of charge. However, space is limited.

Register today at 1-877-673-8368 and reference the appropriate Event Code ID or use the links below to register on-line:

Toronto - April 6, 2006
(Event Code ID 1032289647)

Montreal - April 7, 2006
(Event Code ID 1032289648)

Calgary - April 11, 2006
(Event Code ID 1032289650)

Vancouver - April 12, 2006 (Event Code ID 1032289856)
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