January Schwarz Partners purchases Indiana Knitwear, a manufacturer of licensed sports apparel and other sports-related garment items, based in Indianapolis with manufacturing in Guatemala.Īugust The Royal Group purchases a corrugated sheet plant, Touchpoint, in Seymour, Indiana. October Schwarz Partners opens its ninth co-op sheet feeder, StarCorr Sheets, in Temple, Texas. The Royal Group purchases Shillington Box in St. The acquisition broadens New-Indy’s supply position of containerboard in the upper Midwest.
operations of Forest Resources, which includes Hartford City Paper, a medium mill in Indiana, and Hartford City Paper Recycling, a recycling operation in Indiana. June New-Indy Containerboard acquires the U.S. January New-Indy Containerboard purchases Carolina Container Company, which operates box and sheet plants in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky.Īpril TransCorr purchases Indiana-based Venture Logistics, which doubles its fleet size, and enters the warehouse and fulfillment business. November TransCorr forms a new third-party-logistics operation, TransCorr Global Solutions, based in Detroit. June Schwarz Partners opens its eighth co-op sheet feeder, Alliance Sheets, in Bristol, Indiana, home of the first 132-inch corrugator in North America, known as “Paulson’s Pride,” in honor of Terry Paulson. March GHS merges with Integrity Fiber Supply to form the recycling business. Communicate clearly the results of analysis and the application of quantitative methods to operational decisions to the managers involved.October Schwarz Partners opens its seventh co-op sheet feeder, Central California Sheets, in Kingsburg, California. Understand the connection between the different types of decisions made by operations managers, and the different types of mathematical models available to support management decision making. Appreciate the scope of subjects and knowledge necessary for effective and efficient management of business operations, and to optimize the customer value created. Apply qualitative considerations and quantitative methods to the management decision making involved in the day to day operations of a business. Assess the impact of quality control and quality assurance systems and programs to support the organization’s goals.
Assess strategies for the scheduling of production and staff which support the most productive operations of a facility. Assess the impact of product/service design processes and benchmarking on productivity to support the organization’s goals. Determine the layout for goods and service producers to maximize efficiency and support organizational goals. Assess the role of supply chain management, logistics, and inventory strategies to support operational requirements. This course will cover the following concepts related to Operations Management: Illustrate the importance of operations management in the context of an organization’s strategic plan. Through the Work placement experience, students will enhance the understanding of Supply Chain and Logistics learned in class and practice the business skills in the real-world. This program will provide students with valuable and relevant work experience, transferable skills sought by employers, and an opportunity to explore career interests before graduation. Graduates of this program will have applied knowledge in the field of supply chain management within a global economy, from planning, sourcing, producing and delivering the product or service. Industry-standard theories, methods, and techniques (Six Sigma, Total Quality Management, Just-in-Time, Lean Theory of Constraints) and how they apply to supply chain management strategies and problem solving will also be covered. Students will learn to research and analyze the marketplace develop demand forecasts evaluate suppliers’ capabilities to deliver utilize logistics technology tools and resources to assist in decision making develop aggregate and master production plans/ schedules and analyze business processes. It is designed for individuals looking at a career or who are currently employed in the area of supply chain and logistics management. Supply Chain Management is a two-year Ontario College Graduate Certificate program (completed in four semesters).
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