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Attend InterlogWinter 2011 and Learn:The Correlation Between Supply ChainProductivity And Effective CommunicationWhy it’s important and how it affects your bottom line

Angie HancockGlobal Repair Services Senior ManagerROLLS ROYCE

The Dos and Don’ts Of Customer ServiceA discussion about reasons why customer service fails and how you can get it right

Erik Alberts Senior Manager, Service Operations Customer AssuranceCISCO SYSTEMS

Paul CreiderGeneral Manager of Tulsa BaseAMERICAN AIRLINES

A Guide To Accurately Assess Your Customers’ InventoryNeeds And Ensure Optimal Satisfaction

How to sustain customer satisfaction in a period of economic recovery

Mel DrummondVice President, Product Support & ServicesEATON AEROSPACE

A Step-by-Step Approach To Enhance Customer Service

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WHO SHOULD ATTENDINTERLOG WINTER 2011?Attendees to Interlog Winter include:C-Level Executives, Vice Presidents, Directorsand Managers of: • Aftermarket

• Operations

• Service

• Customer Services

• Product Support

• MaterialManagement

• Parts Logistics

• Spares Logistics

• Sustainment

• TechnicalOperations

• Logistics

• MRO

• Performance BasedLogistics (PBL)

• Distribution

• Fulfillment

• Inventory

• Materials

• Global RepairServices

• Repair & Overhaul

• Demand Planning &Forecasting

Great ideas and innovation don’t happen in a vacuum. At InterlogWinter 2011, rub shoulders with thought leaders and executives youwouldn’t otherwise meet. Take home at least 3 actionable strategies persession you can implement immediately!

Motivating ExperienceYou’ll be energized by attending Interlog Winter: Network with yourpeers, colleagues and competitors. Learn how they are tackling the samechallenges that you are. Remember, there’s no substitute for face to face.

Leading Speaking FacultyExperts provide case studies and proven solutions from their experiences inthe aftermarket supply chain, from inventory and distribution to the servicebusiness. This is your chance to learn from senior executives at Airbus,Eaton, Rolls Royce and more!

High ROIWe know budgets are tight, and your time is valuable. That’s why it’seven more important to attend Interlog Winter 2011, the only conferencecreated just for you to improve your productivity…immediately!

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If you are an aftermarket service professional looking to share information and network with your peers, Interlog is

by far the best event out there.

Gain from the industry specific knowledge of your high level peers at the Interlog Winter VIP Think Tank!The VIP Think Tank is a 60-minute, closed-door discussion forum limitedto VIP level participants from qualified manufacturers (which means nopitching, only learning!!). Don’t miss this interactive forum designedspecifically for you to discuss business development, customerretention and how you’re redefining the aftermarket as thechampion of your business!Take advantage of a networking opportunity that is focused on yourspecific high-level needs, at your level of seniority. To register, emailScott Landrum at scott.landrum@wbresearch.com.

***A special VIP Think Tank Wrap Up panel shares the findings ofthe VIP Think Tank on Wednesday, January 26 at 1:35 p.m.

The Interlog Winter 2011 VIP Think TankTuesday, January 25 at 11.00 am

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Automobile Specialty Vehicle 14 %

Medical Equipment 15 %

Aerospace 21 %

Agricultural & IndustrialEquipment 23%

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Interlog Winter VIP Think Tank..............................3

Aerospace Aftermarket Summit............................4

Cross-Industry Aftermarket Forum........................4

Interlog Winter Main Conference Day Two ...........5

About The Sponsors .............................................6

Supporting Publications ........................................6

Conference Pricing & Team Discounts ...................7

Hotel Information .................................................7

Registration Form .................................................8

TABLE OF CONTENTS

REGISTER TODAY CALL: 1.888.482.6012 or 1.646.200.7530 FAX: 1.646.200.7535 VISIT: www.InterlogWinter.com EMAIL: Interlog@wbresearch.com

If you have any question about whichInterlog is most appropriate for you, please to call 646.200.7527 or email Shrena Fraser at shrena.fraser@wbresearch.com.

Attendance Breakdown

Conference Day One Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Key Strategies For Ensuring Profitability During A Recovery Period

8:00 Conference Registration & Continental Breakfast

8.45 Welcome RemarksShrena F. FraserExecutive DirectorInterlog Winter

8.50 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

9.05 Why Customer Service Fails And How To Get ItRight

Erik AlbertsSenior Manager, Service Operations Customer AssuranceCisco Systems

• Understanding the transition from transactional (we serve themoment) to relational (we serve the person)

• Exploring the process from systems driven (there is a serviceprocess) to principles driven (people make principle guided choices)

• Transitioning from repair oriented (if we fail we fix it) to futureoriented (we learn from mistakes and don’t make them again)

9.45 Meeting Global Aerospace Service RequirementsWhile Achieving Your Financial GoalsScott CollinsVP of Global Network OperationsUPS• Enhancing the customer experience• Leveraging outsourcing• Improving global visibility

10.25 Morning Networking & Refreshment BreakThis time provides you with the opportunity to interact with your peersin different industries. Understand how you compare to your cross-industry peers, and set your performance goals for 2011 to stay ahead!

11.00 Topic Based Rotating Roundtable Ideas Exchange – Choose Two:

After a busy morning of active listening, keynote, panels andnetworking, take control of your own Interlog experience. Don’t beshy! Ask questions (or answer them!) of other conference attendeeswho are dealing with the same challenges as you. After 35 minutes,when the bell rings, move on to your second table for a repeatperformance with a fresh topic!

In the last 10-15 minutes, each roundtable facilitator will share the3 take-aways from each discussion.

Benefits: • Network with industry peers with very similar challenges,

interests and responsibilities • Take a deep dive into niche topic in an intimate and informal

setting moderated by subject matter expert• Don’t miss out on any discussions or learnings by staying for the

roundtable wrap ups at the end of the sessions• Bonus - Leave Interlog with at least 14 new implementable

strategies to improve different aspects of your aftermarketorganization!

Table Topics1. Exploring Creative Ways To Generate Aftermarket Parts

Revenue

Blaine McCarthyDirector of Parts LogisticsBombardier

2. Focus On The Shift Towards An Innovation Driven Supply Chain

Steve A. Melnyk PhDProfessor of Operations & Supply Chain Management,Michigan State UniversityEli Broad Graduate School of Management

3. The Challenges Of Realizing The End-To-End Support PromiseJose BernalVice President of Business DevelopmentFlextronics RTS

11.00 VIP Think Tank

Evaluating Your Aftermarket Operations To Evolve With The Times And Remain Profitable During ARecovery Period

Mel DrummondVice President Product Support ServicesEaton Aerospace

John GuyVP & GM Service Distribution SCM,Engine Power Products GroupBriggs & Stratton Corporation

As members of senior management, it’s your responsibility to ensure the long term success and health of your aftermarket business, regardless of economicfactor. Whether you’re positioned for growth, cost containment or maintaining status-quo, it has never been more critical to keep costs down andensure quality customer service.

BUT YOU’RE NOT ALONE!

Join your VP level peers at the Interlog Winter 2011 VIP Think Tank. Gain honest feedback, debate strategic ideas and share high level insights in a privateforum, for 90 minutes, with other executive-level managers. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to learn how your counterparts are redefining theiraftermarket business and positioning themselves to be leaders as the economy begins to recover.

This is an invitation only session. If you wish to nominate your VP or senior management colleague, please email Scott.Landrum@wbresearch.com or call 416-597-4791.

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Conference Day One Continued

12:00 Networking Luncheon

CONCURRENT TRACKS – Make The Most Of Your Time At Interlog Winter!

Aerospace & MRO Aftermarket Summit Cross-Industry Aftermarket Forum

The aerospace aftermarket community faces a unique set of challengesthat distinguishes it from industries. This half-day summit provides youwith in-depth analysis and discussions on core aerospace issues, effectivecommunication throughout the supply chain and innovations in customerservice and support. Join Hamilton Sundstrand, Eaton Aerospace,Airbus, Rolls-Royce and more as they share key insights to help youdrive success in your own aerospace aftermarket business!

1:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

1:15Maximizing Aftermarket Profitability To Stay Ahead Of The Competition

Michael RezmanVice President of AftermarketHarco Labs

• Finding new strategies to effectively grow your aftermarket parts salesin a recovering economy

• Surpassing lower cost competitors: How do you come out ahead?• Delivering best-in-class customer service to foster brand loyalty

regardless of price• Accurately forecasting your inventory needs to avoid unnecessary costs

1:50 Optimizing Inventory To Ensure Readiness BasedSparing (RBS)Dave RobbinsWorldwide VP, Aerospace & DefenseServigistics

A&D organizations require high availability of spare parts in order toprovide the highest levels of operational availability of their (or theircustomers’) weapon systems, aircraft, and equipment. Servigistics and itsclient will discuss Inventory Optimization in a multi-echelon, multi-indentured repair network - including Readiness Based Sparing.

2:25 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

2:55 Tailoring Your Recovery Approach To Focus OnEnhanced Customer Service

Mel DrummondVice President Product Support ServicesEaton Aerospace

• Evolving your service offering so that your customers evolve with you• Avoiding taking the same stale approach to implementing customer

service• What has worked and what has not in delivering solutions to

customers?• Addressing the customers needs in a challenging economy• Growing your presence in the market through enhanced customer

service• Ensure that your customers know you are worth the expense• Making your company distinguishable to guarantee customer loyalty

Learn how to maintain first class service during a recovery period,enhance parts availability to boost customer satisfaction andincrease your profit margins. If you’re in the automotive, specialtyvehicle, industrial, agricultural, medical or other related heavymanufacturing aftermarket business, join Husky Injection Molding,Briggs & Stratton, Toshiba America Medical Systems and others totackle the most critical cross-industry challenges.

Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

Maximizing Aftermarket Profitability To StayAhead Of The Competition

John GuyVP & GM Service Distribution SCM, Engine Power Products GroupBriggs & Stratton Corporation

• Finding new strategies to effectively grow your aftermarket parts salesin a recovering economy

• Surpassing lower cost competitors: How do you come out ahead?• Delivering best-in-class customer service to foster brand loyalty

regardless of price• Accurately forecasting your inventory needs to avoid unnecessary costs

To Outsource Or To Not Outsource: DeterminingYour Most Cost Effective Route

Brian NelsonDirector Transformation InitiativesHusky Injection Molding

• Performing a cost benefit analysis to assess where outsourcing issaving you money

• Examining your current partnerships to see where cost cutting is/is notneeded

• Does lower cost always equal best product?- Is cheaper always better: determining what to do when production

problems arise to avoid additional costs- Maintaining visibility to ensure quality control

• Keeping shipping costs low when outsourcing off-shore

Looking Outside Of The Box To RemainCompetitive In An Uncertain Economy

Catherine M. WolfeSenior Director, Corporate and Strategic CommunicationsToshiba America Medical Systems

• How are companies staying ahead of the curve with so mucheconomic uncertainty on the horizon?

• Determining how to handle the current workload- Is it safe to rehire?- Will the failure to rehire with the increased workload put your

company behind the curve?• Shifting your companies supply chain focus to work towards

innovation rather than cost• Evaluating the bottom-line to determine which cuts are permanent

and which are temporary• Implementing safeguards to avoid being impacted by another

economic downturn• Understanding the importance of thinking globally for future growth

and development

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3:30 Fostering Effective Communication ThroughoutThe Supply Chain To Enhance Productivity

Angie HancocGRS Senior Manager, Aftermarket Service ManagerRolls Royce

• Communicating openly and effectively with suppliers to avoidcommon missteps that lead to customer dissatisfaction or additionalexpenses

• Understanding the positive impact of a good relationship with yourpartners on the future of your company and its bottom line

• Creating an organizational structure in the supply chain that fostersstrengthened relationships to go beyond contract negotiations

• Building a relationship with your service supply chain that increasesthe turnaround rate

4.05 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks

4:10 Interlog Winter 2011 Networking ReceptionMore networking! Enjoy a drink and get to know the people you’ve spent all day with, your peers, partners and competitors, as you’vegained proven techniques from leading aftermarket executives to improve your service supply chain! This is your chance to find theindustry leaders you came here to see – ask any Interlog Winter representative, and we’ll introduce you to the people you want to meet!

5:10 End Of Interlog Winter Main Conference Day One

Implementing Performance Based LogisticsStrategies To Pinpoint Your Company’s Strengthsand Weaknesses To Ensure Efficiency ThroughoutThe Supply ChainMoshe AzoulaiNorth American Installation ManagerElektra

• Establishing a companywide performance based metric system todetermine and capitalize on your strengths

• Identifying weaknesses to prevent delays or excessive expenses in thelong run

• Focusing on training internally to enhance work-product and increaseprofitability

• Playing to your strengths: Evaluating what your company does bestand maximizing in that area

8.15 Conference Registration & Continental Breakfast

9.15 Chairperson’s Recap Of Day One & OpeningAddress

9:30 Morning Keynote: Accurately AssessingInventory Needs To Ensure Optimal CustomerSatisfaction

Paul CreiderGeneral Manager of Tulsa BaseAmerican Airlines

• Determining your current inventory needs to avoid delays• Responding rapidly to your customers’ inventory needs to ensure

the right part gets to the right customer on time• Forecasting your parts needs based on an established formula or

metric• Improving inventory planning for shortest possible turn around time

10.10 Morning Coffee & Refreshment Break

10.40 Executive Presentation By New Breed LogisticsJohn F. SchneiderSenior Vice PresidentAerospace & Government MarketsNew Breed Logistics, Inc.

11.40 Interactive RoundtablesWhether you’re an aerospace, specialty vehicle, industrial, agriculturalor other related manufacturing aftermarket industry executive, use thistime to find out exactly what others are up against. Voice yourchallenges, share your insight and get answers on what works and

what doesn’t, in this informal dialogue with your like minded peers.At the end of the discussion, get a 10 minute overview on whatother industries are up against!

1. How To Maintain Customer Confidence During TheRecovery Period?

Karen Herr-HembreeGlobal Commodities Lead, Global Repair ServiceRolls Royce

2. Which Changes Are Here To Stay? How Can Your CompanyEvolve With The Times To Stay Ahead Of The Competition?

Daniel PittmanDirector of Global Service Logistics and Supply ChainDiebold

3. Determining What Your Company Should Outsource AndWhat Your In-House Capabilities Are

Terry StoneDirector Supply ChainAirbus

12.35 Networking Luncheon

1.35 Panel: Interlog Winter VIP Think Tank Wrap Up– Redefining The Aftermarket As The NewChampions Of Your BusinessSenior level management spent 90 minutes yesterday discussing themost important trends and initiatives facing the heavymanufacturing aftermarket industry. As the economy inches towardsrecovery, make sure you know what your senior management isfocusing on. And more importantly, understand what you need todo to make sure you align your priorities with those of your boss.

Conference Day One Continued

Conference Day Two Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Key Strategies For Ensuring Profitability During A Recovery Period

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With the recent merger with Click Commerce’sService Network Solutions (SNS) division, the newServigistics is the worldwide leader in ServiceLifecycle Management software. The company's

award-winning solutions include service workforce management, parts forecasting andplanning, pricing and inventory management, contracts and warranty entitlements, return andrepair operations and knowledge management. Collectively, these make up the planning,execution and analytic functions for companies to change the service game and execute aservice led growth strategy to dramatically increase profitability, cash flow, and customerloyalty. The combined Servigistics and Click Commerce SNS solutions have been deployed andproven globally by a highly referenceable client base of more than 240 market-leadingcompanies across diverse industries. Owned by Marlin Equity Partners, Servigistics is aprivately-held company headquartered in Atlanta, with regional headquarters in the UK,Japan, and India. For more information visit www.servigistics.com.

FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) provides customers and businessesworldwide with a broad portfolio of transportation, e-commerceand business services. With annual revenues of $33 billion, thecompany offers integrated business applications through operating

companies competing collectively and managed collaboratively, under the respected FedExbrand. Consistently ranked among the world's most admired and trusted employers, FedExinspires its more than 275,000 team members to remain "absolutely, positively" focused onsafety, the highest ethical and professional standards and the needs of their customers andcommunities. For more information, visit www.fedex.com.

Flextronics was founded in California in 1969 to providemanufacturing services to Silicon Valley’s largest companiesand has grown to become a strong and stable $27 Billionorganization with over 195,000 employees worldwide andoperations in over 30 Countries. This global presence

provides design and engineering solutions that are combined with core electronicsmanufacturing, logistics and onsite services to deliver industry leading solutions.

Flextronics Retail & Technical Services (RTS) represents the “end-market” Service division ofFlextronics, providing in-store, field based, or remote (web-based) support to end users onbehalf of our clients. Our purpose is to serve our clients as the world’s dominant integrated

service provider, enabling our customers to deliver full spectrum technology solutions. RTS hasover 25 years of experience supporting major corporate parters. This experience has given usvaluable insight into the key elements of a vendor engagement. We understand the uniquerequirements our customers have in this evolving industry. At RTS, we manage over a millioncustomer interactions monthly. In each of these interactions, we provide award-winning customerservice, field and technical support as well as significant cost reductions and revenueenhancements.

RTS hires, trains, deploys and manages quality technical customer service professionals whounderstand and exceed our partners’ goals while providing customer service excellence in everyinteraction.

New Breed is a privately-held, third party logistics provider, offering value-added and information technology-driven supply chain solutions foraftermarket & service parts management & delivery, warehousing &distribution, manufacturing support, returns management, refurbishment &repair, materials management, transportation management, and supply chain

consulting. New Breed’s reputation for excellence in implementing and operating large,comprehensive programs that transform its clients’ businesses has earned New Breed a host ofindustry-leading clients.New Breed’s infrastructure consists of more than 50 distribution centeroperations across millions of square feet of ISO 9001:2008 quality certified operations; with more than7,000 employees including 500 logistics, IT, and engineering professionals; and informationtechnology applications that are unprecedented in the logistics industry.

UPS is the world's largest package delivery company and a global leader in supplychain services offering service logistics, distribution, transportation and freight, andinternational trade services. Our service logistics business provides our customersend-to-end global solutions with a global I.T. system and a comprehensive networkof global facilities and capabilities to ensure your customers have as little equipmentdowntime as possible. Our service parts solutions -- ranging from critical parts

delivery to reverse logistics and network and parts planning, plus test, repair and refurbishment --demonstrate proven experience in a variety of industries, including high-tech, aerospace,healthcare, automotive and industrial manufacturing. To learn more about partnering with UPS,dial toll-free 1-800-742-5727; visit UPS online: ups-scs.com or e-mail: info@ups-scs.com.

2.05 Revamping Operational Capabilities To ImproveLifecycle Management

Tim ConradDirector, Operational ExcellenceThe Gates Corporation

• Sustaining current products through accurate forecasting ofcustomer needs

• Establishing reliability and transparency to ensure effective customerservice- Knowing in advance what your customers’ need- Tailoring your internal operations based on customer feedback

• Closing the circle to remain competitive in today’s climate- Balancing customer satisfaction with your carbon footprint- Determining how closing the circle can increase your company’s

long-term profitability• Lessons learned through accurate comparison with other industries

2.35 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break

3.05 Tapping Into New Revenue Streams By EvolvingYour Supply Chain Relationships

Steve A. Melnyk, PhDProfessor of Operations & Supply Chain ManagementMichigan State University, Eli Broad Graduate School ofManagement

• Working with your partners to look beyond cost and services towardan innovation driven supply chain

• Assessing the impact of increased outsourcing your aftermarketsupply chain - How is the increase in outsourcing impacting your partnerships?- How can companies strengthen their partnerships with off-shore

companies?• Working with your partners to grow faster than the competition

• Understanding and adapting to varying company cultures toattain the optimal results

• Examining the immediate impact of the recovery period onsupply chain relationships

• Evolving with the times to remain competitive and ensure thebest results

3.40 Maximizing Profitability By Choosing TheBest Vendor For Your Company’s NeedsBlaine McCarthyDirector, Business Planning and Development Bombardier

Elaine KatoDirector, Price and Cost Control ManagementBombardier

Trevor AndrewDirector, Customer Service – Business AircraftBombardier

Doric MetivierDirector, Material LogisticsBombardier

• Establishing collaborative relationships with your currentvendors to ensure the best results

• Assessing your company’s competencies to determine what canbe handled in-house and what cannot

• Knowing which vendor to choose based upon:- Company culture- Cost requirements- Customer needs

4.20 Interlog Winter Wrap Up: Closing Remarks

4.25 Conclusion Of Interlog Winter 2011

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