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MEMBERSHIP
The Association for Purchasing and
Supply membership period is due for renewals. I would like
to take this opportunity and invite you to join APS.
Please take a moment to consider how we can benefit you as a
professional.
Our training schedule for the remainder of this year has recently
been announced and this is an excellent time for you to avail of
the many credits and discounts on offer.
In fact we will return to you over and above, your membership fee by way of
credit discounts towards our training
seminars.
As a membership based professional network of like minded
individuals that provides Assistance, Advice, Training and
Development Services to the Purchasing and Supply Chain Profession
APS is ideally positioned to support your purchasing and supply
chain requirements.
By joining us you are becoming a part of an established network
and gaining access to leading edge support and information.
As a member you directly impact your standing as a
professional working towards world class excellence.
Our stated aim is to give purchasing and supply professionals a
focused, member-orientated service.
On a regular monthly schedule you be among the first country to receive
details of both
The NCB Purchasing Managers Manufacturing Index (PMI)
and The NCB Purchasing
Managers Services Index. Join to-day and reap the immediate benefits that are available.
You can choose to join as an individual or a corporate member.
As a corporate member we can also assist you in many ways. Such as
with recruitment of the
best within our profession. This is a free service to corporate
members and can save thousands of Euro alone on agency fees.
Also as a corporate member your company will receive additional
discount benefits for all staff, which more than covers the
nominal outlay for your membership fee.
If you are a professional on the move perhaps you could also avail
of the Association to asses future employment opportunities? ....
we are here to help you. Each year we conduct the only profession
specific survey of salary and remunerations. The vital
details contained in the results will assist you in salary
negotiations and allow for you to benchmark your position within
the profession on a whole.
Additionally we regularly send out information of interest which
includes current vacancies, articles of interest, book reviews
and
information on the latest developments to affect purchasing and
supply chain management.
Our network is growing stronger than ever before and if you are
employed within our profession or have staff from whom you want
the best professional practice you should be part of
the Association for Purchasing
and Supply.
Together with Gower Publishing
we have joined forces to provide a new library of books, Videos and
DVDs especially selected for Members of APS.
We are delighted to announce that members can avail of a 25%
discount on all library material. That's the kind of offer
you will not get anywhere else and we have also categorised our selections
by topical relevance for your ease of navigation.
If you consider
joining then we can offer you the Gower Handbook of Purchasing
Management at half price, as a special thank you when you join.
Membership fees
are nominal for the benefits available. Individual
Membership is €120 and Corporate membership is €480
Among our members are Students, Consultants, Materials Managers, Buyers,
Senior Buyers, Logistic Executives, Junior Buyers, Academics, Company
Directors, Export Managers, Operations Managers.
Manufacturing, Services, Transport and Public Sector Organisations.
Please complete all
of the following to register as a Member of the Association for
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Understanding
Supply Chain Event Management
One of the
newest morsels on the tech industry's buffet of buzzwords is Supply Chain
Event Management (SCEM). And though, in the past, enterprise software
buyers seemingly displayed an insatiable appetite for the latest acronym,
times have changed. A tighter economy and jaded IT community have analysts
trying harder to define SCEM and corporate managers working diligently to
understand whether or not they need it.
Unlike CRM and some other popular "techronyms," SCEM hasn't
ballooned into an all-encompassing category of its own with blurry
boundaries. Analysts appear to agree that
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