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Welcome
Our mission is to develop and to provide
superior training, education and programs in resource management
and related
areas
that are needed to assist our customers in achieving competitive
excellence in a global economy. And to be "future-oriented" to
meet changing market and membership requirements and to maintain
an
eminent position
in the marketplace.
APICS, The Association for Operations
Management, is a worldwide, respected, not-for-profit
organization with nearly 60,000 members. Our chapter (#19)
is one of 270 chapters in North America. We have approximately
200 members and more than 100 member companies. We are dedicated
to help you.
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Joining APICS is quick and easy.
Join today and start start enjoying benefits of membership.
Contact: Cheryl Denoncourt @ (413) 569-9444 / Ext 167
or cdenoncourt@wgi.us.
2009 Company of the Year

Members of OnCore happily receive the Western Mass. Company of the Year award. Shown above (from left): Bruce Chartier, Chapter President; Diane Messier Gardner, Procurement Manager; Stewart Scoles, Buyer/Planner; Judith Scoles, Master Scheduler; Dean Charette, Materials Manager; Kevin Mepham, CPIM Director of Process Improvement and Customer Solutions. OnCore has promoted the APICS body of knowledge within their organization, including education and training for those individuals tasked with achieving operational excellence.
2009 Member of the Year

Judith Scoles was awarded Member of the Year by Chapter President Bruce Chartier. Judith has been a consistently active professional both within OnCore and the local chapter as well – helping to organize the plant tour at OnCore last September. Judith regularly attends the Professional Development meetings each month and she was successful in her pursuit of the CPIM certification. Well Done!
Past Events
Dr. Jeffrey Liker's Executive Roundtable PowerPoint presentation entitled, "Sustaining Lean Implementation or Sustaining the Journey?"
details (797kb - .ppt)
Dr. Jeffrey Liker's Western Mass. APICS Executive Keynote Address PowerPoint presentation entitled, "Lessons Learned from the Toyota Way"
details (2.7mb - .ppt)
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September 21, 2010
Professional Development Meeting
Topic: Understanding Risk in the Supply Chain - Review of the latest AMR research study, its implications and solutions
Speaker: James V. Kelly C.P.M., C.E.O. JVKellyGroup Inc.
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Member Needs Survey
Dear APICS member,
Please take our Member Needs Survey by clicking on the link below. There are only ten questions, so it won’t take you very long. And yet, the answers you and your fellow members supply will be extremely helpful to us as we seek to provide you with the best possible value from your membership in the Western MA Chapter of APICS.
Thanks for your help in this matter - we do appreciate your participation.
The
Board of Directors
Here's the link: http://bit.ly/b4xz4m
APICS' Greatest Strength: Chapter Volunteers
by Bruce Chartier, WMass Chapter #19 APICS President
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September 21, 2010 Professional Development Meeting (90kb)
Note: you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access this file
Chapter 19 Achieves Gold Status - the highest level of recognition for excellence in chapter management for the 2007 and 2008 program year!
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Becoming an APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) - a new APICS certification
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Workforce Training Fund
Can Pay For APICS Training
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September Reflections
The September 15th Professional Development Meeting was held at the Amherst Brewing Company.
George N. Parks, Director of the UMASS Minuteman Marching Band presented.
We would like to thank George Parks for sharing his time and 30 years of experience. This was an inspiring lecture; all who attended enjoyed this topic of discipline, leadership, and the skills that are needed to achieve personal greatness.

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