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Having the correct tools to run your business can mean the difference between staying competitive and falling behind. The APICS 2008 Expo gives you access to some of the newest products and services available.

Find solutions to the issues facing your organization. Learn new ways of using products you already have. Discover new products entering the market. The APICS 2008 Expo is your key to creating a competitive advantage for your organization.

APICS 2008 Expo Hall
Learn about new products. Network with attendees. Have one-on-one discussion time with industry experts. Talk with vendors about your specific needs.

Visit the APICS 2008 Expo to access a wide variety of experts with specialties ranging from ERP implementation to education.

Expo Hours
Monday, September 15, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, September 16, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

APICS Bookstore
There are lots of new products featured in the APICS Bookstore this year. If you're interesting in browsing APICS educational materials, including the new Lean Enterprise Workshop Series and Global Sourcing and Procurement workshops, stop by when you're in the expo hall. Kiosks will be available for ordering. Conference shipments include free shipping for orders delivered within the United States.

APICS Bookstore and Career Center Hours
Sunday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Monday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Noon - 3:00 p.m.

OMBOK
APICS members, pick up your free copy of the soon-to-be-released Operations Management Body of Knowledge. This new publication covers all of the subjects that compose the core of APICS education. One copy is complimentary for members.

APICS Career Center
APICS is offering an enhanced career development meeting place in the Expo Hall. Visit the interactive center to

  • Enhance your skills through executive coaching sessions
  • Meet with a résumé expert and have your résumé critiqued
  • Search for jobs online
  • Learn about online career development tools
  • Employers: Post jobs online and search for potential candidates in the APICS Career Center.

New Product Launches
The APICS International Conference & Expo has always been the premier event for companies unveiling new products in the field of operations management. This year is no exception. Don't miss any of the exciting new products being revealed at APICS 2008.

Showcase Theater
Product demonstrations are one of the most important features of attending an APICS Expo. This year, we're giving product demonstrations room to shine. The new Showcase Theater, designed to seat 20 to 30 people, provides an intimate setting for exhibitors to demonstrate their range of products and services. See firsthand how vendors' offerings can be successfully implemented in your own company. Sit back and relax as you learn about the features and benefits of the solutions you're evaluating.

APICS 2008 Exhibitors
At this year's expo, you'll find software solutions in demand forecasting, lean, business intelligence, warehousing, six sigma, and enterprise solutions. You'll also see consulting firms specializing in supply chain management, material requirements planning, enterprise resources planning, customer relationship management, inventory planning and scheduling, and other operations management systems. And that's just to name a few.

APICS 2008 General Session Speakers
Blake Mycoskie, CEO of TOMS Shoes
Retail innovator Blake Mycoskie, chief executive officer at TOMS Shoes, will discuss building a global business with an altruistic core. Blake Mycoskie redefines the idea of walking in someone else's shoes. Since he founded TOMS Shoes for Tomorrow in 2006, he has donated more than 10,000 pairs of Argentine-style alpargatas to impoverished children in developing nations, from Argentina to South Africa. Former President Bill Clinton personally tapped Mycoskie to be a partner of the Clinton Global Initiative, which unites world and business leaders from a variety of backgrounds to channel the capacities of individuals and organizations to end poverty and unify the global community. Not a bad start for a young entrepreneur who visited Buenos Aires as a volunteer and returned to the United States as an entrepreneur whose business grew from three interns and a loft office in Venice Beach, CA to more than 40 employees and 600 stores around the world.
John Replogle, CEO of Burt's Bees
Discover how Burt's Bees broke the mold, and maintained profits and productivity, by incorporating sustainability into the company mission.

Since 1989, the Burt's Bees maintained a priority of earth friendly, natural personal care. This organizational philosophy extended to protecting and providing for nature, not simply extracting resources. By embracing sustainable best practices, you can be at the forefront of this hot trend in operations management. At the same time, you can help your organization maintain its bottom-line productivity.

Your employer doesn't need to have an expressed commitment to the environment for you to begin thinking green. With the help of the APICS 2008 Sustainability/Green Learning Path and keynote speaker John Replogle, you will gain added insights into green manufacturing, sustainability, and one of the coolest companies out there—Burt's Bees.
Darcy Winslow, Senior Advisor, Nike Foundation
As a senior advisor for the Nike Foundation and a long-standing Nike executive, Darcy Winslow is focused on building a strong relationship with the female athlete/consumer through innovation, product, communication, and retail. Having worked at Nike for 14 years, Winslow has held many positions within the company, including biomechanical research assistant, director of footwear and apparel product testing, and product development manager. Most recently she was the general manager of sustainable business opportunities, a role focused on developing and implementing more environmentally and socially sustainable business strategies across the organization, from long-range research and development, through product creation and the supply chain.


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