2022 January ASCM Central Indiana Newsletter Print

Message from ASCM Central Indiana Chapter Leadership

It is time to start executing your certification maintenance plan for 2022.  To keep your APICS certification valid, you must earn and submit 75 professional development maintenance points every five years (100 points for APICS Fellows).  Maintenance can be fulfilled with many of the educational activities you are already doing to expand your supply chain knowledge and stay up to date on the latest supply chain trends.  To learn more about the rules and policies relevant to maintaining your APICS certification, please read the APICS Certification Maintenance Handbook.  The handbook can be found by clicking the link attached to this letter.  Here are some of the ways you can earn maintenance points:

  • Holding an APICS Chapter position such as governing board member or officer;
  • Professional development meetings, webinars, workshops, seminars, and tours;
  • ASCM Headquarters volunteer;

If you are interested in volunteering for our ASCM Central Indiana Chapter, please contact any board member for current opportunities.

Our Chapter leadership wishes you the best in 2022!

https://www.ascm.org/globalassets/00_apics-docs/maintenance-handbook-cpim-cfpim-cscp-cltd.pdf

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What's New

The Supply Chain Warehousing Certificate, developed by ASCM in partnership with Prologis, explores how to implement problem-solving processes, categorize inventory and manage costs, apply performance metrics, follow sustainable practices and more for all kinds of warehousing and distribution scenarios. Stand out with a certificate and digital badge demonstrating that you have the highly sought-after knowledge employers need today.

What’s covered in the program

Earning this certificate shows employers you have the knowledge and capability to:

  • Take part in the loading and shipping processes, and work with common shipping documents.
  • Schedule shipments and use various methods to track the shipments.
  • Follow an effective order fulfillment cycle and work to improve order accuracy and efficiency.
  • Use inventory management systems in warehouses and distribution centers to accurately report the quantity and value of the materials received, stored and shipped to customers.
  • Categorize inventory and manage the costs associated with holding inventory.
  • Manage customer returns.
  • Follow environmentally sustainable work practices on the job.
  • Implement a structured problem-solving process to deal with problems in warehouses or distribution centers.
  • Make appropriate decisions about the use of different types of transportation carriers, understanding their characteristics and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
  • Apply different performance metrics to measure the success of a facility in the warehousing and distribution industry.

 

https://www.ascm.org/warehousing-certificate-program/

 

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Education Opportunities

The Supply Chain Procurement Certificate program is a foundational education program designed to help both entry-level and experienced supply chain professionals expand their procurement knowledge and skills.  The program provides an overview of procurement fundamentals, sourcing strategies, supplier relationship management, negotiations, evaluation metrics, and more. You’ll be better equipped to:

  • Develop a strategic sourcing strategy
  • Establish effective procurement policies
  • Effectively score supplier capabilities and select optimal suppliers
  • Engage in more effective contract management negotiations
  • Trace the purchase order flow from requirements identification to purchase order close-out
  • Review supplier and internal procurement organization performance using data and metrics
  • Engage in sustainable and ethical sourcing

https://www.ascm.org/procurement-certificate-program/

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In Memory Of

A dear friend to our organization, Professor William “Bill” Moser, passed from this life and into God’s care on Wednesday, October 13, 2021 with his wife by his side.  Bill was born in Muncie and grew up in Oakville, IN.  He graduated from Ball State with his BS and MS. He attended Michigan State University to work on a PhD.  Bill taught in the Marketing Department of the Miller College of Business at Ball State University for 53 years.  Bill frequently attended our APICS meetings with his Ball State students.  He will be missed!

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Credential Status or Verification

Click on the link below to go to ASCM's website to check on your certification status.

Credential Verification (ascm.org)

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Supply Chain Salary and Career Report

See the most recent Salary and Career Report at ASCM

Supply Chain Salary and Career Survey Report | ASCM

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Welcome New Members

The following are new members in Quarter 4 of 2021 

Adedayo Adebagbo  
Cansu Agrali Student at Purdue
Samuel Allie  
Aditya Ashok Student at Purdue
Scottie Ballew Student at Butler
Nico Barrett Student at Univ of Indy
Shivang Batra Student at Purdue
Gabe Boyd Student at Univ of Indy
Megan Bradley Student at Univ of Indy
James Brady Capital Industries
Rajinder Budhiraja Student at Purdue
Bret Bushka Student at Butler
Ting-Yun Cheng Student at Purdue
Yen Hung Chou Student at Purdue
Geoffrey Davis Elanco US, Inc
Madhav Dixit Student at Purdue
Vincenzo Fabrizi Student at Butler
Trisha Gajbhiye Student at Purdue
Karen Gard  
Nicholas Gemelas Student at Purdue
Ron Gordon Student at Univ of Indy
Prabhav Gudapati  
Benjamin Haynes  
Wei-Ling Huang Student at Purdue
Akshit Jain Student at Purdue
leyi jia Student at Purdue
Rasika Kale  
Nathan Keyton Syndicate Sales, Inc
Patrick Kilcline Student at Univ of Indy
Juneo Liggin  
Ting Lin Student at Purdue
Zan Lyons Student at IU
Nicole Miller  
Arghya Misra Student at Purdue
Kim Moore Bosma Enterprises
Lucas Murphy  
Vikram Narendra Student at Purdue
Jon O'Dell  
Poojita Pal Student at Purdue
Kyle Pepiot  
Sarah Pond Major  Tool & Machine
Prasad Raghu Student at Purdue
THOMAS ROUSSEAU Student at Butler
Morgan Sargent Student at Univ of Indy
Kyle Schimmell Roche
Lisa Shafer  
Tamika Sheppard-Breck Primrose School of Noblesville
Kiran Singh Student at Univ of Indy
Alex Spicer Ivy Tech Community College
Tammy Spivey Indiana State University
Erik Stewart Student at Butler
Raymond Sullivan Student at Butler
Neel Thakker Student at Purdue
Andras Tiszai Student at Univ of Indy
JEN-PING TSAI Student at Purdue
Grace Voelz Student at Butler
Gerritt Wagner Student at Univ of Indy
James Walls Student at Univ of Indy
Spencer Wand Student at Butler
Will Washington Student at Butler
Liang-Chou Wei Student at Purdue
Lauren Winkler  
Heidi Zinn  

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