Event News
Global Supply Chain Operations Management Summit set for Sept. 25, 2007
Representatives of four South Carolina businesses and industries will speak at the First
Semi-Annual Global Supply Chain and Operations Management (GSCOM) Industry Speakers Summit, to be
held on Tuesday, Sept. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Belk Auditorium of the Moore School of Business,
University of South Carolina.
The purpose of the summit is to highlight “the critical importance of global supply chain and operations management competencies in successful performance of all types of organizations,” say the event’s organizers. Speakers from Sonoco Products Co., Palmetto Health Richland, Michelin, and Colonial Supplemental Insurance will “focus on the role of GSCOM strategies and techniques in dictating and complementing overall business and marketing strategies to yield competitive success.”
The summit will also feature rising professionals and current GSCOM students who will share their work and internship experiences.
GSCOM is an undergraduate program that aims to produce students with state-of-the-art knowledge and practical applied experiences in the twin competencies of “Operations and Business Management Improvement” and “Global Supply Chain Design, Analysis, and Improvement.”
The program prepares students for GSCOM careers in manufacturing, service, and consulting firm worldwide.
The purpose of the summit is to highlight “the critical importance of global supply chain and operations management competencies in successful performance of all types of organizations,” say the event’s organizers. Speakers from Sonoco Products Co., Palmetto Health Richland, Michelin, and Colonial Supplemental Insurance will “focus on the role of GSCOM strategies and techniques in dictating and complementing overall business and marketing strategies to yield competitive success.”
The summit will also feature rising professionals and current GSCOM students who will share their work and internship experiences.
GSCOM is an undergraduate program that aims to produce students with state-of-the-art knowledge and practical applied experiences in the twin competencies of “Operations and Business Management Improvement” and “Global Supply Chain Design, Analysis, and Improvement.”
The program prepares students for GSCOM careers in manufacturing, service, and consulting firm worldwide.