Adjusting for the Future:Advanced Scheduling for Companies
Join us for an Educational Webinar: Monday, June 20, 2016 • 2:00 p.m. ET
Are you a small or medium-sized company working to pivot with a rapidly evolving industry? If so, chances are you’re looking to do so through cost-effective solutions that will help your business compete in what is increasingly a digital world.
Join us for an in-depth webinar that dives deep into how advanced scheduling decreases production costs, while improving customer satisfaction.
What you'll learn:
• We'll use several scenarios based on real-world use of advanced scheduling in different segments, including packaging, in-plant, publication and commercial printing.
• We will also describe the characteristics of a scheduling package that will work well with management software, ERP systems, and as a stand-alone application.
About our Guest
Gregory Quinn
Gregory Quinn
CEO
Quinn & Associates Inc.
Gregory Quinn is the CEO of Quinn & Associates Inc., delivering planning and scheduling solutions for manufacturers and service providers in a wide variety of verticals. These verticals include aerospace & defense, printing, metals, foods, packaging, plastics, electronics, pharmaceutical, and apparel. Mr. Quinn has nearly 40 years of experience in delivering solutions for improved resource management and predictive analysis. Mr. Quinn has a B.S. in Mathematics and a dual M.S. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from the Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Quinn has published and lectures in the areas of resource management software, information systems, and project management, including several chapters to a recent book Finite Capacity Scheduling: Optimizing a Constrained Supply Chain.
About our Host
Bethe Croy
Associate Editor
IMPO
Bethe joined Advantage Business Media in July 2015 as the associate editor for Industrial Maintenance and Plant Operation. Prior to joining the ABM team, she served as a staff writer for Southern Lakes Newspapers, covering the Twin Lakes, Wis. area. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a Broadcast/Print/Web emphasis from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, where she also wrote for her college newspaper, The Royal Purple.
Sponsor
Siemens