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SUMMARY:Trimax Site Visit : Supply Chain & Logistics in Export Manufacturer
DESCRIPTION:Trimax Site Visit : Supply Chain & Logistics in Export Manufacturer\n\nVenue: Trimax Mowing Systems\, 76 Maleme Street\, Tauranga\n\nDate: Thursday 20th February 2025 7:15am – 9:00am\n\nBooking Link: https://www.eventspronto.co.nz/CILT-Trimax\n\n\nThis Tauranga business designs its own products\, sources components worldwide\, has its own manufacturing and distribution centers in 4 countries and distributes to over 40 countries. \nThis is no small feat when you consider the largest product in the range is 10.54m wide x 2.74m long x 4.45m high and the smallest part supplied is a 6mm nut. \nAfter 43 years of operation from its Tauranga headquarters the company also has its own manufacturing\, assembly and warehousing facilities in Australia\, the UK and the USA Trimax runs its own distribution in these markets and has an established network of distributors in continental Europe\, Asia\, the Middle East and South Africa. \nThe niche nature of this business means it may fly under the radar locally\, but has a world-class reputation in the fine grass mowing industry and well known in the local export industry\, where it has been awarded local exporter of the year in 1993\, 2003 and 2015. \nIf you get excited about supply chain and logistics\, love innovation or love international business\, this visit is for you. Here’s why: \n\nOver 7\,000 components are needed to manufacture the current models in the Trimax range.\nDesigned for longevity the company stocks parts and consumables (blades\, bolts and bearings) to service every model of mower it has produced in its 43 year history.\nAll products are designed to be:\n\nconstructed of sub-assemblies and components that collapse down into a shipping container for international transport.\n moved efficiently from the assembly plant to the customer by truck – catering for the variable loading and carrying conditions in each country serviced.\nroad-legal when attached to a tractor and driven on the road in all jurisdictions the mower is destined for (in some models the road-legal kit is an optional extra to save expense for users who never go off-grass.)\n\n\n\nNumbers are strictly limited\, so register now to avoid disappointment.
URL:https://cilt.co.nz/event/trimax-site-visit-supply-chain-logistics-in-export-manufacturer/
LOCATION:Trimax Mowing Systems\, 76 Maleme Street\, Tauranga\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:After 5's with Damian Beil
DESCRIPTION:Design for Supply: Linking product development and supply chain functions for assurance of supply \n Recent supply chain disruptions have motivated firms to look for proactive ways to mitigate their supply risk. Design for Supply is an approach whereby supply risk management is integrated into product development processes. During this talk\, we’ll explore how long-term supply risks can be exacerbated by well-intended product design decisions\, see how leading firms combat these risks through cross-functional collaboration\, and discuss risk management layering strategies and business case development. If time allows\, we’ll touch on research done in partnership with a major automotive company designed to help their product development staff work better with supply chain\, using behavioural decision-making experiments in a controlled laboratory setting. \n  \nEvent details \n  \nDate:   Thursday\, 20 February 2025 \nTime:   4.30 pm Registration; 5 pm Presentation followed at 6 pm by networking \nVenue:   Room 040B\, Level 0\,  Sir Owen G Glenn Building\, 12 Grafton Road\, Auckland (parking available beneath the building) \nCost:   $30 (incl. GST) for external attendees; free for University of Auckland staff and students    \nRefund: No refund after 13 February. \n  \nPlease register here  https://cscm-feb-2025.eventbrite.co.nz (for catering purposes) \n  \n  \nAbout Damian Beil \n  \nDamian Beil is the Area Chair for the Technology & Operations group at the University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business\, USA\, and is currently on sabbatical at the University of Auckland. At Ross he teaches executive education custom courses and MBA courses on operations management and strategic sourcing. He has collaborated widely with companies\, in industries including automotive\, aerospace\, healthcare\, electronics\, and retail. In his research\, Beil develops mathematical models to analyze complex problems in sourcing. His primary research interests are in strategic sourcing\, supply chain management\, and market design across a variety of settings and industries and he serves as an Associate Editor for several leading journals. Prior to joining Michigan\, Beil received a BA in Mathematics from New College and a PhD in Operations Research from M.I.T. \n  \n  \nIf you are not already a regular visitor to the Centre for Supply Chain Management and would like to check out our website and LinkedIn page\, please click here: CSCM website and LinkedIn page. \nIf you would like to be added to our Invitation list\, please email Dinah Towle: d.towle@auckland.ac.nz \nFor more information please contact: Dinah Towle d.towle@auckland.ac.nz  
URL:https://cilt.co.nz/event/after-5s-with-damian-beil/
LOCATION:Sir Owen G Glen Building\, 12 Grafton Road\, Auckland\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Webinar - The Role That Systems Thinking Can Play in Advancing the Supply Chain & Logistics Discipline - Part 3: Transcending the System Paradigm
DESCRIPTION:Online \n  \nDate: Thursday\, February 20th\, 2025 \nTime: 5:30 to 6:30 pm (AEST) \nOnline: Zoom \n  \nCost: Free of charge \nRegister Here
URL:https://cilt.co.nz/event/webinar-the-role-that-systems-thinking-can-play-in-advancing-the-supply-chain-logistics-discipline-part-3-transcending-the-system-paradigm/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, New Zealand
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