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MFET
3510: Ron Davenport
Ron Davenport currently is the Advance
Sourcing Manager at Iomega Corporation. Prior positions at Iomega have included Manager of
Global Indirect Purchasing, Materials Manager for a new division, and Global Supply
Manager for one of Iomega’s family of products. Mr. Davenport’s specialty is
assuring that world class processes and systems are identified and implemented.
His experience includes seven years
consulting with defense and private industry clients; thirteen years as Adjunct Instructor
of Manufacturing Resource Planning and Just-In-Time Technology, Weber State University;
and 12 years of industrial experience in various production, materials, and management
positions with Futura Aluminum and Thiokol Corporation. Mr. Davenport received a Master of Business
Administration from University of Phoenix and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Composite
from Weber State University. He is Certified in Production and Inventory Management by
APICS. Mr. Davenport is past
Secretary and past Education Vice President of the APICS Salt Lake Chapter. He is an
active member of NAPM.
MFET
4750: Dan Markosian, CFPIM
CPIM since Jan 96, CFPIM since Jun 96. I am an
avid golfer and occasionally compose music for modern dance companies. Pictured with me
above are Bean and the barely visible Buzz.
MFET
4250: Bill Webb
Seven years experience directly related to Supply Chain
Management. Specialized in Material Requirements Planning (MRP), Capacity Requirements
Planning (CRP), Just-In-Time (JIT), Toyota Production System (TPS), and Constraints
Management (TOC) systems development, training and implementation. Three years experience
instructing APICS CPIM courses.
MFET
4150 & 4770: Linda Thornell
Hi, My name is Linda Thornell. APICS, The Educational
Society for Resource Management, certifies me at the Fellow level, which
is pretty exciting to me. I have been teaching at Weber State
University since it began this partnership with APICS in 1987. I really
enjoy teaching these courses and hope that you can feel the excitement
and relevance of the material that is presented. My
goal is to help you prepare for the international certification exam
administered by APICS and to learn some techniques that you can apply in
your work environment. But I also hope that you enjoy this experience
enough that you develop a desire to continually learn about production
and inventory management. I really believe that the process lasts your
entire life. And, as with any other aspects in education, you will also
be exposed to concepts that relate to the non-business aspects of your
life.
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