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Training Aids – CDs and Videos |
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| Sourcing Simulator Version
2.2 (CD-ROM or Download)
Manufacturers and retailers can utilize this program
to evaluate sourcing and replenishment strategies for
seasonal and basic products at retail. For additional information, click here (PDF file; 172 KB) |
| Sourcing Simulator Training
Videos
Basic Training – Understanding the Merchandising
Process
Several case studies using the Sourcing Simulator are
provided to highlight its capabilities.
Advanced Training – Analyzing the Manufacturing
Supply Chain
The advanced training tape shows how to graph results,
as well as performing break-even analysis, examining
detailed outputs, performing batch runs, using the decision
surface model and exercising the manufacturing model.
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| Time Study Rating Skills
(CD-ROM)
Advance beyond the ability to record the time it actually
took to perform a task and learn to determine the amount
of time it should take. |
| Quick Response Apparel
Business Model (CD-ROM)
Developed in collaboration with the AAFA Quick Response
Leadership Committee and the AMTEXTM DAMA Project at
[TC]², this CD-ROM contains a graphic business
process model of a quick response apparel company in
IDEF O standard format.
For more information, click here (PDF file; 180KB)
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| Textile Supply Chain Business
Model (CD-ROM)
A CD containing graphic business process models of the
business and production activities of fiber, textile,
apparel, and retail companies in a soft goods supply
chain, and the information that flows between them. For more information, click here (PDF file; 824KB) |
| Logistics Process Steps
for Assembly in Mexico Model (CD-ROM)
A CD containing basic steps for logistics from the U.S.
to Mexico in IDEFO standard format with transportation,
inspection, and assembly activities represented. For more information, click here (PDF file; 416KB) |
| The Penville PlantTM
The kit provides a hands-on, interactive opportunity
for apparel manufacturing managers, apparel manufacturing
engineers, apparel designers or line personnel to understand
three different types of manufacturing systems |
| The Textile Supply Chain
Game
The Textile Game is a supply chain competition among
two or more teams to achieve the best pipeline performance
by managing orders, inventory and backlogs. For more information, click here (PDF file; 80KB) |
| Collaborative Supply Chain Simulation with 1 training day
With the Supply Chain Simulation a user can model the
changes across the chain from raw materials to consumer
demand and see the results in inventory reduction and
lead time improvement by business function. Case
Study on how the tool is used
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| Demand Activated Manufacturing
Architecture (DAMA) Project Final Report on CD-ROM
The Demand Activated Manufacturing Architecture (DAMA)
Project researched supply chain structures and performance
for over six years with a consortium of fiber, textile,
sewn product manufacturers, retailers, technology providers
and the Department of Energy National Labs. The final
report describes the supply chain studies, industry
pilots and some resulting technology. One of the key
findings is that collaboration, using the DAMA model,
can significantly improve supply chain performance
For additional information or to place an order.
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