Upcoming Events

To see all upcoming events, please visit the Education Calendar

 

Education Outreach Event

  • February 19, 2025 - Niagara University - Students N/C, Members $35, Non-Members $40

Membership Meeting Schedule

Rochester Area:

  • March 19, 2025: Peter Lepore 

  • May 14, 2025: Jim Deasey - Topic: Negotiations

Buffalo Area:

  • April 16, 2025: Lisa Scolnick 

Lunch & Learn Webinars

December 10th -  Dealing with Shortages & Disruptions with Speaker Jane Tierney, CPSM, CPSD

January 14, 2025 - Kelly Barner, Head of Content and Operations, Art of Procurement

February 11, 2025 - Susan Walsh, The Classification Guru

March 11, 2025

May 6, 2025

 

Upcoming Events

November

21

2024

MEMBER WEBINAR
Member Only

ISM Member Community Speed Networking

Are you ready to expand your network and make meaningful connections? Our virtual speed networking event is the perfect opportunity to meet new people within our growing membership community. In just one hour, you'll have the chance to engage in dynamic, one-on-one conversations with fellow members, exchange ideas, and build valuable relationships. Whether you're looking to collaborate, share insights, or simply make new friends, this is your networking power hour!

Don't miss out on this fun and interactive experience. Come prepared to connect, converse, and create lasting connections.

Online

December

10

2024

Chapter Webinar

ISM-Rochester Lunch & Learn Webinar: Dealing with Shortages & Disruptions

Supply chain professionals know shortages and other disruptions are challenges they will deal with. They come in many forms, and many sizes, but are always lurking and can happen at any moment, for a myriad of reasons. The challenge is not if they will happen, but when and in what magnitude, and the real skill is in preparing for them and managing through them. In this talk you will learn:

• Common types of disruptions

• Factors that contribute to impacts from disruptions

• Impacts and ways to measure / assess

• Actions to take – prevention, short-term and longer-term management

Sponsor: 530 ISM—Rochester, Inc.
Online
Jane E Tierney, CPSM, CPSD

December

10

2024

MEMBER WEBINAR
Member Only

Classification and COATs: Best Practices for Squeaky Clean Spend Data

We all think we know what bad data looks like, but what is it and what are the consequences?

I bet you never knew you needed a COAT for your data, but it will help protect you against all the dirty data that's around. Susan will share real-life examples of dirty data, and the consequences it has on the output, such as decision making, reporting, analytics, AI, and machine learning. She'll also share with you her COAT methodology to help prevent this, as well as learn how to make quick, accurate checks and changes to your own data in excel, regardless of your level of experience, and explain why data accuracy and maintenance is so important and implement best practices for this.

Takeaways:

  • The importance of data accuracy
  • The consequences of dirty data
  • How to ensure data accuracy
  • Make sure your data has its COAT on
  • How to spot check your data

Online