In today’s complex marketplace, effective planning and performance metrics are critical for success. The Principles of Sales and Operations Planning seminar provides managers and planners a comprehensive review of the principles and functions of S&OP. Attendees will participate in exercises and discussions on the elements of data collection, demand, and supply planning, and conducting the pre-S&OP and executive-S&OP meetings. The presenter will lead attendees through sales and marketing planning, resource requirements planning, distribution planning and more.
The learning objectives are as follows:
- Identify the necessary inputs needed for and the outputs from the S&OP process
- Calculate the data elements for the S&OP process
- Utilize the S&OP planning grid
- Translate what you have learned from the S&OP process into production and inventory plans
- Understand the impact that S&OP output has on the distribution plan
Schedule
Session | Date | Day | Time |
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1 | 6/13/2025 | Friday | 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. |
Frequently Asked Questions
UTD students will register by logging on to Marketplace, selecting ASCM Prep Course tab and selecting then appropriate prep course.
Community college and university students (i.e., UT Dallas’s students) do not receive books and related materials since the registration fee is nominal. If you would like to purchase books/materials, you should consult with the instructor during the first class session and then purchase directly from the ASCM or from the ASCM North Texas website.
NOTE: Individuals and working professionals who do not hold student status and interested in APCICS prep courses should contact ASCM North Texas for registration and books.
Typically, students can finish the prep courses within six months (see course schedule).
Students must register through ASCM’s website and take the exams accordingly. Upon passing the exams, which will be administered by an external organization such as Pearson, the ASCM will award the certificate to students directly.
Yes, it is strongly recommended that you attend and participate in all sessions in order to gain the knowledge required to pass the exams.
The prep courses provide you with the knowledge to prepare for the ASCM exams. However, participating in class and not studying after class would not help you pass the exams. This means that students must spend time and study outside of class time to pass the exams successfully.
No, the registration fee covers the instructional hours only and not the exams. Students are responsible for the cost of ASCM exams. We strongly recommend students to become a member of ASCM to get discounts for exams as well as other valuable information and services. College and university students can become members of ASCM for free (visit ASCM North Texas for more up-to-date information about membership).
No, the fee for the CPIM prep course is non-refundable.