Module 2 in the podcast series Why Wall Street Cares About Your Supply Chain.

Part two of this six-part series will focus on the context in which Wall Street considers key business objectives, and how that point of view could impact the way you look at your supply chain, the importance of your processes and network, and your path to financial success.  Please join us to find out how the CFO can take a leadership role in creating cross-functional and cross-business process improvement that satisfy Wall Street.

Module 1 in the podcast series Why Wall Street Cares About Your Supply Chain.

During part one of this six-part series, you will hear insights and recommendations on what CSC and Manhattan Associates see as the next big opportunity to add value across the business enterprise - Supply Chain Finance. Tune in to learn how CFOs are becoming active with supply chain management - adding extra value to the business and pleasing Wall Street at the same time.

Module 5 in the podcast series RFID: Stategic Implementation and ROI.

Constructing a Plan and Pilot Test
Get started with RFID! In this module, you’ll learn how to launch a specific project or pilot, under controlled conditions, so that risk is minimized.  Our speakers will also cover some of the lessons learned through successful implementations.

Module 4 in the podcast series RFID: Stategic Implementation and ROI.

Integrating RFID in an Enterprise
Integrating RFID-generated data into enterprise-wide resource planning systems and other supply chain management technologies can yield significant improvement for virtually any firm in any industry.  Using concrete examples, our speakers will show that as the adoption rate grows, more and more firms are beginning to add substantial values to business performance.

Module 3 in the podcast series RFID: Stategic Implementation and ROI.

Providing New Business Values
In this module, our speakers will discuss RFID as a means for solving long-standing problems that affect supply chain management - taking a candid view of some fundamental issues that are prime targets of RFID deployment, and illustrating how firms are finding significant improvements.

Module 2 in the podcast series RFID: Stategic Implementation and ROI.

Applying the RFID Fundamentals Across a Supply Chain Network
RFID technology is inevitable - it’s not just a technology you need to comply with a large customer. In this module, we’ll explore how RFID technology will be ubiquitous in supply chain applications across a myriad of businesses and industries.  We will also discuss the use of RFID technology as a supply chain management tool that can deliver real return on investment for those considering its application to improve profits.

Module 1 in the podcast series RFID: Stategic Implementation and ROI.

Understanding the RFID Fundamentals
RFID is one of the most talked about, frequently over-hyped, misunderstood technologies to come along in recent years.  People either view RFID as “The Next Big Thing” or as a tool used by governments that ensure a “Big Brother” environment for covertly observing people movement.  In this module, Chuck Poirier and Duncan McCollum will explain the fundamentals of RFID is - what it is, how it works and how it is being used by businesses in as diverse as construction, healthcare, consumer product goods manufacturing, the U.S. Department of Defense and Wal-Mart.

Levels IV and V on the Supply Chain Maturity Model: Value Chain Constellations and Full Network Connectivity

Focus: Creating the Value Managed Enterprise and Enhancing the Network Collaboration through Technology

Level III on the Supply Chain Maturity Model: Partner Collaboration

Focus: Building Network Alliances

Level II on the Supply Chain Maturity Model: Corporate Excellence

Focus: Building Internal Alliances and Process Excellence