Ken Ruggles
Vice President
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Biography
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Ken Ruggles has more than 20 years of business experience within supply chain management from both a consulting and technology user perspective. As vice president in AMR Research’s Industry Value Chain Strategies Service, he is responsible for the Supply Chain Peer Forum and providing research and analysis across several areas within supply chain management, including service supply chain and automotive. Ken also provides thought leadership, strategic guidance, and best practice research to AMR Research’s customers as they look to derive value from streamlining their supply chains and processes.
Ken has spent most of his career gaining expertise across the entire service supply chain from sourcing through sales. Before joining AMR Research, Ken worked at i2 Technologies in various business optimization services roles, including directing i2’s consulting practice/solution delivery for automotive and industrial clients. At Price Waterhouse LLP, Ken worked with several Fortune 500 companies on strategy development, business process re-engineering, and warehouse management implementations. Having worked at both General Motors and Mazda in service parts operations and management, he has firsthand expertise in automotive and aftermarket management.
Ken received his BS in management systems from Kettering, formerly General Motors Institute. He received his MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Teleconference: Managing Long Lead Time Supply Chains
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Summit Session: Climate & Energy Policy in the United States: What Can We Expect in 2010?
- The Expected and Unexpected: Up Close With Supply Chain Centers of Excellence
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Teleconference: Driving Value in Value Networks-Industrial and Commercial Sectors
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Teleconference: Cost Metrics
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Teleconference: Rethinking the Role of Inventory
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Summit Session: Supply Chain Organizational Models
- Supply Chain Peer Forum Teleconference: Manufacturing Strategies
