We will investigate the medical supply chain supporting the U.S. military and combat operations in the Middle East and Central Asia. Contrary to popular assumptions, the U.S. military medical supply chain uses the commercial air freight secotr for 99% of its deliveries by volume. As operations increased and subsided in tempo across the region, there was pressure to adapt the supply system to maintain responsiveness and reliability while decreasing cost. We will discuss the basic features of the U.S. medical material supply system and the changes made to maintain or improve service while significantly decreasing costs.
Dr. Keenan Yoho, Ph.D., has spent more than a decade working with senior management leading change in both commercial and military environments. Dr. Yoho's research and applied work are focused on the analysis of strategic, tactical, and operational alternatives under conditions of uncertainty and resource scarcity for the purpose of improving operational effectiveness and financial returns on investment.
Light refreshments, including muffins, bagels, coffee, tea, and soda, will be available.
Early Registration (December 23): $10 Registration (Post-December23) :$15
Directions
Off of 528 (BEACHLINE), take EXIT 2 onto UNIVERSAL BLVD. Once on Univeral BLVD, the second RIGHT will entrance to UCF ROSEN COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY. You will immediately see the guard shack on your left. Once through the guard shack, the will be parking on both the right and left. Once parked, walk past the water fountain and take a right. The meeting will be in the first door on your right.