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Title:
The Destination of Choice for Actionable Research
New Strategies for Global Trade Management
Delivered by: Beth Enslow, Vice President, Enterprise Research, Aberdeen Group
Description: This PowerPoint presentation includes topics such as Global Trade Growing Pains, Best in Class Practices, and Building Preemptive Business Networks.
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UTi Presentation
Delivered to: VICS
Delivered by: UTi
Description: A PowerPoint presentation addressing data flow, documentation, shipment integrity and the future.
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Trading Partner Alignment & Compliance, Meeting Retailer Compliance Requirements, June 16,2010
Delivered by: Katy Keane, Big Lots
Location: San Antonio, TX
Description: A presentation that defines TPAC and its objectives, as well as goes into EDI Standards, B2B Integration and the TPAC Accomplishments Carton Label Placement Project.
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Carton Label Guidelines: A Proposed Research Project, October 9, 2009
Description: A presentation which maps out this research project on Carton Label Guidelines from the stages of the teams introduction to the projects guidelines and projected goals. More information about the project can be found in the related Microsoft Word File.
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Alignment of TPAC and CPFR, October 7, 2009
Delivered by: Norman Katz, Katzscan Inc
Location: Columbus, OH
Description: A presentation which goes into detail about how TPAC initiatives provide a foundation for the CPFR business model as well how committees should continue to collaborate for success.
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GS1 General Specification, Version 8, July 19, 2009
Location: Columbus, OH
Description: A presentation which looks at a number of illustrations about barcodes and their location and placement on packages.
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TPAC Supplier Education Foundation Course Update, July 19, 2009
Delivered by: Norman Katz, Katzscan Inc.
Location: Columbus, OH
Description: A presentation which touches on a number of topic points, from CPFR Support to Endorsements to the Course Overview and Characteristics.
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Growing Concerns Over Retail Carton Label Requirements, July 17,2009
Delivered by: Dan Gilmore and Cliff Holste
Location: Columbus, OH
Description: A presentation that discusses how a number of retailers are changing two “traditional” label requirements is causing great concern and cost to many consumer goods manufacturers.
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Increasing Industry Adoption of the EDI Purchase Order Change (860), July 17,2009
Delivered by: Norman Katz, Katzscan Inc.
Location: Columbus, OH
Description: A presentation which defines the EDI 860 as well as discusses the “PO Change” and the effects of its implementation.
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Trading Partner Communication: Are You As Effective As Can Be?, January 5,2009
Delivered by: Norman Katz, Katzscan Inc.
Description: This article reviews the importance of trading partner interactions as well as uses one of the world’s leading grocery store retailers as an example of how to improve of trading partner relations. There are also various charts that are based upon a number of organization’s responses to specific questions.
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Finding New Ways of Working Together, October 21,2008
Delivered by: Jim Flannery, Managing Director Customer Development Procter & Gamble Operations
Description: This presentation is the 2008 update on how to focuses on new ways of working together in order to eliminate supply chain disruptions and enable growth. It also touches on some newer subjects such as "TPPM."
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TPAC Foundation Courses October 21, 2008
Delivered by: Norman Katz, Katzscan Inc.
Description: A presentation that reviews some issues such as the high cost of quality in retail supply chain, and offers solutions and expands on their benefits.
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Finding New Ways of Working Together, November 8, 2007
Delivered by: Jim Flannery, Managing Director Customer Development Procter & Gamble Operations
Location: TPAC Summit
Description: This presentation focuses on new ways of working together in order to eliminate supply chain disruptions and enable growth. It also reviews globalscorecard.net.
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The Cost of Quality, November 8, 2007
Location: TPAC Summit
Description: A presentation addressing the reality of today’s retail supply chain. It discusses Setting the Context, Governing retail priorities, Today’s diverse retail model, retail trends shaping the future of compliance as well as Recommendations.
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EDI in Today’s Business Enviornment, November 8, 2007
Location: TPAC Summit
Delivered by: Bryan Scott Larkin, Director of Strategy and Marketing, GSX
Description: A presentation including score carding on functional issues as well as an overview of EDI/B2B today, and how a solid B2b program is necessary for real-time visibility and validation.
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Trading Partner Alignment and Compliance Executive Seminar, November 8, 2007
Location: TPAC Summit
Description: This presentation involves survey results regarding supplier and retailer compliance occurrences and expands on the results in order to introduce and answer the question: "How can we measure and reduce costs?"
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VICS' Floor-Ready Merchandise Trading Partner Alignment & Compliance Committee, August 16, 2007
Delivered by: Joel Feldman, Executive Vice President & COO, Byer California
Description: A presentation which addresses the opportunities for Trading Partner Alignment & Compliance with VICS guidelines. It identifies compliance problems most frequently encountered and suggest opportunities to improve. It also explains the structure and work of the new FRM sub-committee.
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TPAC Challenges, August 16, 2007
Description: A presentation which presents its audience with the question: "Is your business in alignment?" While at the same time showing how traditional focus compares to a focus with the help of VICS. It also briefly goes into detail about TPAC, a subcommittee of FRM and how, depending upon one’s participation with the TPAC committee, VICS can help with adapting a new, successful focus.
