Upcoming Educational Events

Monday May 19, 2008
Processes and Tools for Supply Chain Success - Pennsylvania State University - University Park, PA USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  Presents the latest methods and technology for defining, analyzing, and making recommendations for supply chain performance improvement. Benefits of attending:

• Better measurement and management of profit and cost
• Better management of the physical flow of products
• Improved quality and dependability of products and services
• Increased speed of delivery and reduced waste
• Achieve rapid improvements in operational efficiency and effectiveness
This program is one a series of programs that leads to a Certificate in Supply Chain Management. This credential from Penn State distinguishes you as having studied with the best –- Penn State is the No. 1 ranked school for supply chain education. Leverage Your CSCMP Membership – membership discounts apply. 
Website: http://www.smeal.psu.edu/psep/mesc2.html
Contact: 800-311-6364

How To Optimize Your Warehouse Operations - 150 Tested Techniques

Immediate Time Saving Tips to Put into Practice These 150 time tested ways eliminate or reduce unnecessary handling or travel in the warehouse. A fantastic compilation of time & labor saving techniques collected from a warehouse expert's extensive experience that spans 30 years. For every area in the warehouse, there are listed tried-and-tested techniques to save time & labor! Extensive glossary of warehousing terminology is included. Order from Amazon.com

Monday May 19, 2008
Performance-Based Logistics - Lombard Illinois - Tell a Friend
1 Day.  You don't have to accept "I don't know," from your suppliers anymore. This approach makes suppliers accountable and is why leading companies are turning to PBL agreements. In short, PBL buys outcomes – not individual parts or service transactions which are outlined in typical 3PL contracts. And at the heart of the PBL agreement is alignment of the outsourcing companies goals with the outsource provider goals – tying the two together with clear performance metrics and incentives that are aimed to achieve a win-win for both parties. 
Website: http://cscmp.org/events/performance_based/index.asp
Contact:

Sunday June 1, 2008
Purchasing and Supply Chain Management - Michigan State University - James B. Henry Center, Lansing, Michigan USA - Tell a Friend
6 Days.  This five-and-one-half day Executive Seminar is one of the premier supply chain programs offered by Michigan State University’s Executive Programs, having been in existence over fifty years. Join leading educators and industry professionals as they share their insights into the key strategies and practices that world-class organizations are using to achieve procurement and supply chain excellence and build sustainable competitive advantage. This program is certified by the Institute for Supply Management for continuing education credits.

Detailed, descriptive literature for this course is available as a download in .pdf format at http://www.bus.msu.edu/execed/programs/dsp_programInfo. cfm?programID=3&recordnumber=1103 
Website: http://www.bus.msu.edu/execed/
Contact: Tricia Walters, Program Operations walterst@bus.msu.edu 517-353-8711

Monday June 2, 2008
Logistics Short Course - Georgia Tech Global Learning Center - Atlanta, GA USA - Tell a Friend
5 Days.  The Logistics Short Course is the flagship short course for The Logistics Institute (TLI) at Georgia Tech. As the foundation for TLI's professional certificate in logistics, this course provides an overview of contemporary logistics management and technology issues. Each year world-class speakers including academicians, consultants, suppliers, and users are invited to share their knowledge in all aspects of logistics. The course concludes with the awarding of certificates to those attendees completing the Logistics Professional Series. 
Website: http://www.pe.gatech.edu/conted/servlet/edu.gatech.conted.course.ViewCourseDetails?COURSE_ID=234
Contact: (404) 894-2343

Monday June 2, 2008
Strategic Issues in Supply Chain Management - Lombard, Illinois USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  Strategic Issues in Supply Chain Management delves in-depth into the topics—such as cost reduction, infrastructure, and metrics— that can truly make or break your supply chain’s efficient flow. Through interactive instruction and case-studies, attendees will comprehend how to maneuver the many components and multi-faceted concepts of the supply chain into practical day-to-day strategies. This intensive two-day workshop is led by two of supply chain’s most notable professionals, Ken Ackerman and Art Van Bodegraven, who draw on over 50 combined years of experience to share their knowledge and valuable insight. 
Website: http://cscmp.org/events/strategic_issues/index.asp
Contact:

Monday June 9, 2008
Applying Lean Principles Across the Supply Chain – The Pennsylvania State University - University Park, PA USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  Introduces a systemic approach for applying Lean thinking to supply chain challenges. Focuses on principles, tools, and application of strategy for greater speed and efficiency. This program addresses the enterprise view as well as the demands of aligning trading partners with Lean initiatives. Benefits of attending:

• Produce better products and improved work teams
• Identify and eliminate physical and process waste
• Increase system speed and efficiency
• Improve understanding of Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints
• Understand and communicate the importance of Lean to the boardroom
Penn State is the No. 1 ranked school for supply chain education. Leverage Your CSCMP Membership – membership discounts apply. 
Website: http://www.smeal.psu.edu/psep/lsc.html
Contact: 800-311-6364

Thursday June 12, 2008
Supply Chain Collaboration - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  Supply chain strategy is important, but in the end it is a set of ideas on paper and in people's minds. Translating strategy into tactical plans that can be executed consistently and predictably is the essence of supply chain planning excellence. Otherwise, operational uncertainty will transform into financial uncertainty and poor customer service. The purpose of this course is to provide you with the understanding, tools and methods necessary to define, develop and manage planning processes.

Objectives and Benefits
Identify gaps between strategic decisions, tactical policies and operational capabilities
Learn how Sales & Operations Planning works and fits with master scheduling
Integrate capacity-constrained production control rules with inventory policies to achieve a stated customer service goal
Discover best practice demand planning and forecasting methods
Learn how to drastically reduce forecast uncertainty 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Thursday June 19, 2008
Best of teh Best Sales adn Operations Planning Conference - APICS - IBF - Chicago, IL USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  A conference designed to provide you in-depth education and practical answers from the supply and demand sides of S&OP. At Best of the Best, you will learn to introduce, plan, implement, and collaborate on S&OP at your organization. You’ll also learn to expand and improve your organization’s S&OP processes.

At Best of the Best, you will learn to implement
• Collaboration across the supply and demand sides of your operation
• Dynamic risk and opportunity assessment and management
• Scenario planning and analysis
• Continuous improvement in today’s dynamic environment 
Website: http://www.ibf.org/apicsibf.cfm
Contact: 516-504-7576

Monday June 23, 2008
Supply Chain Leadership - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  Supply chains are extraordinarily complex and no single solution exists to resolve all issues that arise. Diagnosing supply chain problems, quantifying improvement opportunities and leading improvement initiatives requires difficult data analysis, tough choices and hard work. The purpose of this course is to simplify the complicated and explore different approaches for improving business performance.

ISSUES TARGETED: Demand Planning, Inventory Optimization, Risk and Uncertainty Management, Performance Metrics, Production Strategies, Lean Production, Information Systems, Customer Service 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Tuesday July 8, 2008
World Class Warehousing and Material Handling - Georgia Tech Global Learning Center - Atlanta, GA USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  The principles and systems described here are common denominators of world-class warehousing. The principles have been developed over a decade of logistics research, education and consulting project experience. The course objective is to equip students to develop a warehouse master plan to support the corporation?s overall logistics strategy.

This class also offered online. 
Website: http://www.pe.gatech.edu/conted/servlet/edu.gatech.conted.course.ViewCourseDetails?COURSE_ID=138
Contact: (404) 894-2343

Monday July 14, 2008
Supply Chain Optimization - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  While supply chain inventory planning addresses how to best match demand with supply in the short term, structural attributes such as uncertainty, business processes, information flows, capacity and lead times must be optimized and changed to achieve sustainable business improvements. We provide a prescriptive framework to identify, optimize and prioritize operational opportunities that yield the greatest potential improvement in performance.

Objectives and Benefits
Quantify the financial and competitive value of supply chain improvements
Understand key supply chain system trade-offs between capacity, lead times, inventory and customer service
Optimize inventories in a multi-echelon distribution network
Establish optimal lot size, safety stock and reorder point parameters
Leverage the configuration of your ERP system to fit the needs of different business types (make-to-stock, assemble-to-order, configure-to-order, engineer-to-order, make-to-order) 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Glossary of Supply Chain Terminology

Terminology on warehousing, transportation, purchasing, manufacturing, Incoterms, RFID, EDI, EDIFACT, computers, business, standards, and more! Learn the many languages of the supply chain - very useful for ALL that are involved with inventory! - Order from Amazon.com

Monday July 21, 2008
Developing a Leading Edge Operations Strategy - MIT Sloan - Cambridge, MA USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  The program draws on real issues confronting manufacturing and service companies today and provides a strategic framework for making the kinds of major decisions every company faces:

How do we deal with globalization?
Should we outsource?
How far should we go with outsourcing?
Where should we be? 
Website: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/execed/coursedetails.php?id=379
Contact: Ms Tracy 781-239-1111

Wednesday July 23, 2008
Supply Chain Strategy and Management - MIT Sloan - Cambridge, MA USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  Program for Senior Managers on Integrating e-Business Thinking into Supply Chain Strategy and Implementation. A practice-oriented program, Supply Chain Strategy and Management investigates a new MIT framework for better managing supply chains in today's rapidly changing markets. The program explores:

How to better structure your supply chain strategy Guidelines for making strategic sourcing and make-buy decisions
How to integrate e-business thinking into supply chain strategy and management
“Clockspeed benchmarking”, a tool for deriving critical business insights and management lessons from industries with the highest obsolescence rates of products, process technologies, and organizational structures (industrial “fruitflies”)
Why all advantages in fast clockspeed environments are temporary 
Website: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/execed/coursedetails.php?id=404
Contact: Ms. Tracy 781-239-1111

Thursday July 31, 2008
Supply Chain Collaboration - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  Supply chain strategy is important, but in the end it is a set of ideas on paper and in people's minds. Translating strategy into tactical plans that can be executed consistently and predictably is the essence of supply chain planning excellence. Otherwise, operational uncertainty will transform into financial uncertainty and poor customer service. The purpose of this course is to provide you with the understanding, tools and methods necessary to define, develop and manage planning processes.

Objectives and Benefits
Identify gaps between strategic decisions, tactical policies and operational capabilities
Learn how Sales & Operations Planning works and fits with master scheduling
Integrate capacity-constrained production control rules with inventory policies to achieve a stated customer service goal
Discover best practice demand planning and forecasting methods
Learn how to drastically reduce forecast uncertainty 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Wednesday August 13, 2008
Performance-Based Logistics - Lombard Illinois - Tell a Friend
1 Day.  You don't have to accept "I don't know," from your suppliers anymore. This approach makes suppliers accountable and is why leading companies are turning to PBL agreements. In short, PBL buys outcomes – not individual parts or service transactions which are outlined in typical 3PL contracts. And at the heart of the PBL agreement is alignment of the outsourcing companies goals with the outsource provider goals – tying the two together with clear performance metrics and incentives that are aimed to achieve a win-win for both parties. 
Website: http://cscmp.org/events/performance_based/index.asp
Contact:

Monday August 18, 2008
Supply Chain Leadership - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  Supply chains are extraordinarily complex and no single solution exists to resolve all issues that arise. Diagnosing supply chain problems, quantifying improvement opportunities and leading improvement initiatives requires difficult data analysis, tough choices and hard work. The purpose of this course is to simplify the complicated and explore different approaches for improving business performance.

ISSUES TARGETED: Demand Planning, Inventory Optimization, Risk and Uncertainty Management, Performance Metrics, Production Strategies, Lean Production, Information Systems, Customer Service 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Tuesday August 19, 2008
World Class Inventory Planning and Management - Georgia Tech Global Learning Center - Atlanta, GA USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  If money makes the world go 'round, inventory makes logistics go 'round. The planning, storing, moving, and accounting for inventory are the basics of logistics; inventory availability is the most important aspect of customer service; and inventory carrying costs are typically the most expensive aspect of logistics management. Recognition of the critical role of inventory has launched a variety of industry-wide inventory reduction initiatives including efficient consumer response and efficient food service response in the food and grocery industry, quick response in the textiles industry, continuous flow manufacturing in electronics manufacturing, and just-in-time in auto manufacturing. Despite all these initiatives to reduce inventory in the supply chain, there remain legitimate, value-added forms of inventory in the supply chain including service inventory, pipeline inventory, contingency inventory, safety stock, efficient manufacturing inventory, and efficient procurement inventory.

This class also offered online. 
Website: http://www.pe.gatech.edu/conted/servlet/edu.gatech.conted.course.ViewCourseDetails?COURSE_ID=141
Contact: (404) 894-2343

Tuesday August 19, 2008
Performance-Based Logistics: The Basics and Beyond -- The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, Tennessee USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  Successfully implementing Performance-Based Logistics presents many challenges and, for many contractors and suppliers, significantly changes the way they conduct business with the Department of Defense. Along with the challenges come opportunities for competitive advantage, growth, and profits for those that master the PBL business model.

A four-day course focused on establishing and executing performance-based logistics contracts and programs – designed for corporate managers working with defense department counterparts.

The course will help you:
* Identify a good PBL program
* Become skilled at evaluating a PBL contract's risk-to-reward continuum
* Understand the importance of setting PBL baseline performance
* Design and implement PBL materials
* Understand the different roles in the PBL process
* Can be customized for companies
* The only PBL course for DoD contractors
* Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals

Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon sponsored the applied research for the program. Defense Acquisition University (DAU) also partnered with UT on program development. 
Website: http://thecenter.utk.edu/documents/PBL.pdf
Contact: Center for Executive Education TheCenter@utk.edu 865.974.5001

Wednesday August 20, 2008
International Material Handling, Logistics & Supply Chain Expo - INTERMAT 2008 - Miami Beach, Florida USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  International EXPO on material handling, logistics, and technology. INTERMAT 2008 will have logistics & warehousing professionals from all countries. Seminars and expo on both days. 
Website: http://www.intermat.us
Contact: contact@infointermat.com 941-320-3216

Thursday September 4, 2008
Supply Chain Optimization - Univ of Wisconsin - Madison, WI USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  While supply chain inventory planning addresses how to best match demand with supply in the short term, structural attributes such as uncertainty, business processes, information flows, capacity and lead times must be optimized and changed to achieve sustainable business improvements. We provide a prescriptive framework to identify, optimize and prioritize operational opportunities that yield the greatest potential improvement in performance.

Objectives and Benefits
Quantify the financial and competitive value of supply chain improvements
Understand key supply chain system trade-offs between capacity, lead times, inventory and customer service
Optimize inventories in a multi-echelon distribution network
Establish optimal lot size, safety stock and reorder point parameters
Leverage the configuration of your ERP system to fit the needs of different business types (make-to-stock, assemble-to-order, configure-to-order, engineer-to-order, make-to-order) 
Website: http://exed.wisc.edu/supplychain/
Contact: 800-348-8964

Monday September 8, 2008
Warehousing Short Course - Georgia Tech Global Learning Center - Atlanta, GA USA - Tell a Friend
5 Days.  The Warehousing Short Course addresses warehouse management, warehouse operations, warehouse management systems, material handling systems, and the warehouse workforce. Topics covered are paperless warehousing, order picking, pallet storage and retrieval, receiving and supply, bar coding, benchmarking, case picking, slotting, radio frequency, cross docking, work measurement, third-party warehousing, returns, warehouse layout, vehicle alternatives, sorting systems and international distribution. 
Website: http://www.pe.gatech.edu/conted/servlet/edu.gatech.conted.course.ViewCourseDetails?COURSE_ID=237
Contact: (404) 894-2343

EXPANDED EDITION 2 - Selecting Warehouse Software from WMS and ERP Providers

Tuesday September 9, 2008
Performance-Based Acquisition: Buying Results -- The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, Tennessee USA - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  Four-day course focused on establishing and executing performance-based acquisition (PBA) contracts and programs – designed for corporate managers working in a performance-based service acquisition contractual situation.

* Can be customized for companies
* The only PBA course for contractors
* Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals

The course will help you:
* Become familiar with the PBA process and philosophy
* Better understand the challenges you will encounter, and proven approaches for addressing them
* Relate PBA elements and techniques relevant to your job function, covering topics like performance management, contracts, and how PBA relates to the acquisition process
* Become familiar with the risk and reward affecting Performance-Based Acquisition
* Understand the practioner's role as a missionary, using real-world PBA examples to demonstrate the potential of a PBA agreement 
Website: http://TheCenter.utk.edu
Contact: Center for Executive Education TheCenter@utk.edu 865.974.5001

Sunday September 14, 2008
APICS 2008 International Conference & Expo - Kansas City, MO USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  Attend APICS 2008 at the Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City, Missouri. This year boasts a host of new educational opportunities designed to offer solutions for the hottest issues encountered every day by operations professionals around the globe.

This is the premier educational event for operations management professionals looking for cutting-edge solutions for the global supply chain, sustainable operations, forecasting, demand management, and more. 
Website: http://www.apics.org/education/conference/
Contact: 800-444-2742 2008ConferenceSales@apics.org 703-354-8996 x2342

Monday September 15, 2008
Supply Chain Management Strategy -- The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, TN USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  This two-and-one-half day course is one of the six courses that make up our Integrated Supply Chain Management Program [certification available]. UT was the first school to offer SCM certification. It includes over 100 hours of classroom time using 14 to 16 of our faculty. No other certification program meets such professional standards!

Supply Chain Management Strategy presents supply chain management from a strategic perspective. An overview of the issues of supply chain challenges and opportunities, value chain, logistics service quality, negotiation strategies, globalization, and relationship management will be addressed, both independently and how they will be expanded in other courses of the Integrated Supply Chain Management Program.

An overview of the program and its six courses is available at: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. 
Website: http://thecenter.utk.edu/documents/Introduction-to-Supply-Chain-Management.pdf
Contact: Center for Executive Education TheCenter@utk.edu 865.974.5001

Monday September 15, 2008
Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management Workshop - CSCMP - Kansas City, MO USA - Tell a Friend
2 Days.  Understanding key supply chain foundations is crucial to your company's success and profitability. At this workshop attendees will define the supply chain and its significant impact on all aspects of business while gaining an understanding of the synchronism and synergism of all its components. You'll hear from, Ken Ackerman and Art Van Bodegraven, two of the supply chain's most notable professionals, and benefit from an interactive learning experience. 
Website: http://cscmp.org/events/fundamentals/index.asp
Contact: Workshop Info CSCMPseminars@cscmp.org 630.574.0985

Monday September 15, 2008
Supply Chain Management Strategy, University of Tennessee, Center for Executive Education - Knoxville, Tennessee USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  This two-and-one-half day course is one of the six courses that make up our Integrated Supply Chain Management Program [certification available]. UT was the first school to offer SCM certification. It includes over 100 hours of classroom time using 14 to 16 of our faculty. No other certification program meets such professional standards!

Detailed, descriptive literature for this course is available as a download in .pdf format at: http://thecenter.utk.edu/documents/Introduction-to-Supply-Chain-Management.pdf

An overview of the program and its six courses is available at: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. 
Website: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu
Contact: TheCenter@utk.edu

Wednesday September 17, 2008
Demand Management in the Supply Chain -- The University of Tennessee, Center for Executive Education - Knoxville, Tennessee, USA USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  This two-and-one-half day course is one of the six courses that make up our Integrated Supply Chain Management Program [certification available]. UT was the first school to offer SCM certification. It includes over 100 hours of classroom time using 14 to 16 of our faculty. No other certification program meets such professional standards!

Detailed, descriptive literature for this course is available as a download in .pdf format at: http://thecenter.utk.edu/documents/Demand-Management-in-the-Supply-Chain.pdf

An overview of the program and its six courses is available at: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu. Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. 
Website: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu
Contact: TheCenter@utk.edu

Wednesday September 17, 2008
Demand Management in the Supply Chain -- The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, TN USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  Demand Management in the Supply Chain presents a framework for how the demand side of a value chain (i.e. sales, marketing, and downstream channel partners) can and should interface with the supply side of the enterprise (i.e. operations, logistics, purchasing, and upstream supply partners).

Participants will gain a detailed understanding of the notion of customer value and strategic marketing, and will also focus on demand planning and sales forecasting (mechanisms through which an enterprise's demand and supply managers collaborate to create efficient and effective operational plans).

An overview of the program and its six courses is available at: http://SupplyChain.utk.edu Co-sponsored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. 
Website: http://thecenter.utk.edu/documents/Demand-Management-in-the-Supply-Chain.pdf
Contact: Center for Executive Education TheCenter@utk.edu 865.974.5001

Sunday September 21, 2008
Designing and Leading Competitive Supply Chains - The Pennsylvania State University - University Park, PA USA - Tell a Friend
5 Days.  Helps senior executives to creatively link the diverse pieces of their supply chain systems to overall corporate strategy and business processes. This program also covers best practices for supply chain speed, flexibility, and competitive differentiation. Benefits of attending:

• Develop and manage global supply chain systems to create competitive advantage
• Acquire techniques for capturing and creating corporate value through supply chains
• Create logistics strategies to support corporate goals
• Implement the latest thinking into logistics systems
• Manage complexity in international systems
This program is one a series of programs that leads to a Certificate in Supply Chain Leadership. This credential from Penn State distinguishes you as having studied with the best –- Penn State is the No. 1 ranked school for supply chain education. Leverage Your CSCMP Membership – membership discounts will apply. 
Website: http://www.smeal.psu.edu/psep/dlsc.html
Contact: 800-311-6364

Tuesday September 23, 2008
Essentials of Supply and Logistics Management - Arizona State University - Tempe, AZ USA - Tell a Friend
3 Days.  Focuses on an integrated approach to managing resources and partnerships in order to meet customers' needs on a timely basis, with relevant and high quality products, produced and delivered in a cost-effective manner. Key benefits:

o Learn how leading organizations integrate sourcing and supply management in order to implement strategic initiatives;
o Learn how to apply different supplier relationship strategies depending on changes in markets, commodities and suppliers;
o Conceptualize a forward looking system that emphasizes continuous improvement, links a company’s strategy to its core business activities, and enables a comprehensive management of the resources consumed by all supply chain partners;
o Understand the design of logistics networks and the selection of providers to operate the network;
o Learn a structured process for managing risk that includes the planning, assessment, handling, and monitoring of risk;
o Learn how organizations manage the distribution of products to reach echelons downstream in the supply chain;
o Learn how to apply different distribution strategies depending on products, channels, and transportation considerations;
o Apply the lessons from the program in a role play simulation that will highlight systems dynamics and supply chain risks and opportunities; 
Website: http://wpcarey.asu.edu/exec/OE/supply-logistics-management.cfm
Contact: Hector Zelaya hector.zelaya@asu.edu 480-965-1253

Thursday September 25, 2008
Automation 2008 - 4th International Exhibition - Mumbai India - Tell a Friend
4 Days.  Participate in the 4th Automation and Instrumentation show- Automation 2008 that is scheduled to be held at the Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai India. Automation 2008 is the only Automation and Instrumentation show being held in India.

Automation 2008, India No. 1 Automation Exhibition showcases new innovations and solutions for vast industry segment comprising of Refining, Petrochemicals, chemicals, Polyester, Power, Life Sciences, Food, Pharmaceutical, Oil and Gas businesses, Steel and Mining and other process industries, Terminal automation, Tank farm automation, Retail Outlet Automation.

You can experience the excellence of the Indian Control Instrumentation, Process and Factory Automation and Robotics Industry at Automation 2008. Automation 2008 gives an ideal opportunity to exhibitors, delegates and visitors entering the Indian market. 
Website: www.automation2008.com
Contact: info@automation2008.com 91-22-28505138

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