Master the Science of Manufacturing Performance
Improve Service. Increase Revenue. Maximize Profit.
2-day Interactive Seminar
Munich, 11-12 June 2026
Learn how to apply Factory Physics concepts and techniques with hands-on tools.
Increase Cash Flow
Manage Low Volume High Mix Environments
Setup Effective Sales & Operations Planning
Reduce Inventory while Increasing Customer Service
Improve Assemble-to-Order Operations
Optimize ERP Production Planning and Control
The seminar will combine lecture and hands-on learning through various simulations and hands-on tools.
Event Details
11-12 June 2026, 8:30am to 5:30pm
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INVESTMENT
€2200 per person
Early Bird Discount – €2000 per person when registered by 01 May 2026
Group Discount – €1800 per person when three or more people register from the same company
Academic Discount – €1800 for professors or university researchers with a valid .edu or other qualified email addresses
Space is limited to 20 participants; Hotel group room rates available.
Contact education@factoryphysics.com with questions.
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Instructors
Mark L. Spearman, PhD
Dr. Mark Spearman is co-author of the award-winning book, Factory Physics, and the founder of Factory Physics Inc. He has over thirty years of experience in the optimization of manufacturing supply chains by improving on-time delivery, increasing productivity, and reducing cycle times and inventories.
H.J. James Choo, PhD
Dr. James Choo is Chief Technical Officer for Factory Physics, Inc. He has been leading research and development of production management and its underlying framework of Operations Science knowledge, processes and systems to support implementation of large capital projects globally since 2001. Choo has worked with many high-profile organizations in oil & gas, heavy industrial, manufacturing, civil infrastructure, aerospace & defense, life sciences and other industries, to improve predictability and profitability by reducing lead times and optimizing inventory through the use of Operations Science.
“Factory Physics training provides your Supply Chain team with concepts and principles based on solid science that can be readily applied to improving your supply chain performance.”
Mike Gores
Global Supply Chain Manager
“I know of no quicker more effective approach to improving performance than the Factory Physics approach.”
Chandra Sekhar
Corporate VP of Manufacturing Strategy (ret.)
“I learned more about the underlying science behind the Toyota Production System from four hours of Factory Physics training than I did in seven years as a Toyota employee.”
Karthik Chandramouli
Director of Lean Transformation