Events

Look for Management Dynamics at these upcoming conferences in 2010:
 

Learn how companies implement processes and systems that create a competitive advantage and drive compliance with the Export Administration Regulations. This session will demonstrate how export compliance practitioners ensure that their business processes take export regulations into consideration during all aspects of doing business on a global basis.

This 60 minute roundtable discussion will include the following expert panelists:
 

▪	Beth Peterson, President of BPE
▪	Joe Burks, Director of Trade Compliance for Cooper Industries
▪	Nathan Pieri, VP of Product Development and Marketing for Management Dynamics

Our panel will discuss best practices for developing your companies Export Management and Compliance Programs, including:
 

▪	Strategic value of your EMCP
▪	The core elements of an effective EMCP
▪	The steps required to build an EMCP
▪	Sharing your strategy with your C-level superiors

Building an Export Management Program
American Shipper Webinar, Sponsored by Management Dynamics
July 28, 2010 at 2PM EDT
 

Stop by Management Dynamics' booth at SCOPE West to speak with experts about how your organization could benefit from supply chain automation.

SCOPE West
Red Rock Resort Casino & Spa, Las Vegas
Aug. 29 - 31, 2010
 

Join us at the Bureau of Industry and Security's annual Update conference. Stop by our booth to speak with our representatives about the latest issues in export compliance.

BIS Update 2010
Washington, DC
Aug. 31 - Sept. 2
 

eVOLVE 2010 is Management Dynamics' User Conference, bringing together customers from around the globe to learn about the latest developments in global trade management, discover new product and service initiatives, exchange best practices with other users, and learn how to maximize your investment.

Register today to take advantage of 25% off the regular conference fee with our Early Bird Registration.

eVOLVE User Conference
Annapolis, MD
October 3 - 5, 2010
 

In this webinar, we’ll take a look at how the use of various free trade agreements by Swiss companies can lead to significant financial savings.
This webinar will be presented in German.

Free Trade Agreements for Swiss Companies
Archived Recording
 

Earlier this year Walmart announced projected cost savings of 5 – 15% by product category with an expanded direct import program. While retailers, consumer goods companies and most global manufacturers have been importing for years, there is renewed interest in understanding all of the elements of a direct import program and the opportunity areas that can drive new supply chain efficiencies and boost product profitability.

This Webinar will take a look at the foundation technologies for a direct import program, explore the implementation options by working with a global logistics provider, and discuss a number of successful case studies.

Capitalizing on the Direct Import Opportunity
Archived Recording
 

Small to medium-sized companies represent 97% of all US exporters, but don’t always have the resources to keep up with the constantly changing landscape of export regulations and cannot afford the business risks of non-compliance.

This webinar will demonstrate how to improve your export management program and automate many aspects of compliance including maintaining reference data, screening trade parties, producing documentation and maintaining audit trails – all without having to hire additional staff..

Key Strategies for Establishing an Export Management System
Archived Recording
 

This pre-recorded webinar will demonstrate how Global Trade Management (GTM) automation is central to achieving this next level of cost savings from low cost country sourcing strategies already in place. The presenters from Braumiller-Schulz and Management Dynamics will address key findings from an industry survey on how companies are using FTAs and deliver best practices for your company to fully take advantage of FTA opportunities.

Moving Beyond Global Sourcing to Trade Agreement Management
Archived Recording