APICS is an international not-for-profit educational society for resource management serving the manufacturing and materials sectors since 1957. We currently have 60,000 managers and professionals representing 20,000 diverse companies worldwide who share knowledge and expertise with one another. Educational programs, publications and certification programs that advance organizational success in a changing, competitive marketplace. A source of solutions and support for members through local chapters, participation in the international conference and exhibition, plus national publications.

What We Do and Why

The APICS Long Island Chapter is comprised of a devoted and dynamic group of professional men and women dedicated to a common goal "That Education is the most valuable tool you can have. " To achieve this end, the chapter sponsors an outstanding schedule of courses and seminars several times during the year.

In addition, monthly meetings, which afford an interchange of knowledge and current technology with professional peers, plant tours, and workshops all add up to helping you advance your career to the utmost. APICS Long Island Chapter makes available the latest concepts and management techniques being applied in the profession today.

Self-development and continued growth as a professional has never been more important then it is today. As new techniques are developed, their implementation within your company could be of vital importance to the success of your company and your career. Keeping up with these changes is not only necessary, it is vital. We can supply the "Body of Knowledge" necessary for effective communication and implementation of resource management systems within your organization.

Life Long Learning

In the competitive environment of the global marketplace, education and innovation are necessary to advance a companies position and enhance its ability to succeed. Recognizing this, companies must be willing to invest time, effort and funds to keep their employees abreast of new developments and trends that will help them adapt to ever-changing conditions and strive to meet the uncertain challenges ahead. Professionals must also be willing to devote personal time to learn the latest systems and techniques to expand their knowledge and skills in their chosen field.

There are many ways to enhance your professional development:

• Fundamentals of Materials and Operations Management Courses
  
• CPIM Certified in Production and Inventory Management
  
• CIRM Certified in Integrated Resource Management
  
• Other Education Courses
  
• Seminars & Workshops Offering In-Depth Information on the Latest Trends and Processes along with the Basics
  
• Professional Development Meetings Featuring Top-Name Speakers and an Opportunity for You to Network with Other Resource Management Professionals
  
• Plant Tours and Other Special Events to Increase Your Personal Growth and Industry Awareness