SC-1 & SC-2 - Introduction to TOC Supply Chain (SC)
Facilitated by Hugh Cole and Dee Jacob
November 4 at 9:30am, repeated at 2:30pm
This high level overview of the TOC SC solution covers the individual and integrated aspects of TOC Market Demand-Pull^SM (replenishment) and Drum-Buffer-Rope. Whether you supply others, work in a production type environment or manage inventory across an organization and its distribution channels, this session is for you.

SC-3 - TOC SC, Lean and Six-Sigma: Mutually Exclusive or Synergistic?
Facilitated by Donn Novotny
November 5 at 11:00am
Many, if not most, organizations have significant investments in both time and money on improvement initiatives directed toward bottom-line results. Is it possible to integrate such efforts? Come to this session and how TOC SC can integrate and improve the benefits of your Lean and Six Sigma initiatives.

SC-4 - TOC SC System Design Tool: Buffer Modeling
Facilitated by Hugh Cole
November 5 at 4:00pm
The best-designed supply chain system won’t improve anyone’s bottom-line unless it’s implemented. This session will focus on the use of off-the-shelf software to develop system models and analyze buffer response to real sales data. It sure helps buy-in!

SC-5 - Implementing TOC SC: A Detailed Case Study - MACtac
Facilitated by Gerry Hoffman
November 6 at 11:00am
The AGI Six-Phase Implementation Process is a natural progression of steps to follow to create system change. Follow the detailed process and tools MACtac used to achieve success.

SC-6 - TOC SC in a Non-Job Shop Environment
Facilitated by Dee Jacob
November 6 at 4:00pm
Anyone who has read The Goal or The Race appreciates the elegance of the TOC Production Solution – except when they are dealing with process and semi-continuous production type systems. This session will take you through how the powerful solutions of TOC can create significant results in these types of environments.

SC-7 (& PM-7) - TOC PM and TOC SC – How to integrate when you have both! (Also in TOC Project Management Track)
Facilitated by Hugh Cole and Dee Jacob
November 7 at 11:00am
Many production environments require engineering to support them. Many project environments require fabrication or production to feed them. How do we resolve the conflict when both solutions expect the other to be subordinate? This session is essential to understand how to integrate these two powerful solutions without compromise.

SC-8 - TOC SC – The Problem Is...?
Facilitated by Hugh Cole
November 7 at 4:00pm
A panel of implementers will answer how they addressed common implementation problems with implementing Drum-Buffer-Rope and Market Demand-Pull^SM (replenishment). They will then answer your additional questions. This session is a must for those who are implementing or considering implementing TOC SC.