CMUC 2008
Join us in Portland, Oregon, “The Rose City,” for the 2008 Constraints
Management User Conference. This conference will feature content for every level
of exposure and experience to Constraints Management as well as excellent networking
opportunities. For the first time, the conference will feature TWO company tours.
Oregon Freeze Dry ( www.ofd.com)
and Tube Forgings of America ( www.tubeforgings.com) have agreed to host these tours and
show participants how they have achieved outstanding results using Constraints Management
methodology and tools. Click here for more information
on the conference, including how to register.
Highlights from the Constraints Management User Conference 2007
The 5th Annual Constraints Management User Conference held in Chicago, Illinois,
hosted 140 attendees representing 30 organizations from across North America.
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We were honored to have special guest presenter Justin Roff-Marsh on hand to present
his workshop Reengineering the Sales Process. Justin’s pre-conference session as
well as his keynote presentation were very well received by attendees. Additionally,
we were pleased to have Ray Immelman join us to present his workshop, Great Boss,
Dead Boss.
Naturally, the large draw to our event each year is to hear case study presentations
directly from our clients, and this year was no different. We want to extend our
gratitude to our clients for their time and effort on their presentations; they
again were a great source of learning for the attendees. All Award winners listed
below presented their results to the group.
Congratulations to the CMUC Award Winning Companies:
LeTourneau Technologies Inc., Offshore Products Group
- Implementation of the Year
Erickson AirCrane - Continuous Improvement
Bowden Manufacturing - Honorable Mention for Continuous
Improvement
We strive each year to provide new content to keep return attendees stimulated,
and this year a big hit was the Beyond MRP presentation, which an attendee noted
"clarified reason for chaos in manufacturing and the root cause of conflict". For
those new to our Conference and the concepts of Theory of Constraints, we will always
offer the Introductory Sessions, and as one attendee stated, those sessions are
"a true eye opener on what truly affects the bottom line profit".
Finally, the original goal of the CMUC was to bring companies together to learn
from one another. In an effort to provide an experience where companies can meet
and network with one another, we hosted two cocktail parties and an off-site dinner,
all of which were a hit with attendees. Attendees noted to our staff that these
events really provided an easy way to speak to other companies in a comfortable,
friendly, open environment.
We hope to see you at our Conference in April 2008 in Portland, Oregon! Plant tours
are being offered again at CMUC 2008!
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