TPMA brings together thought leaders and successful practitioners from retail, manufacturing, service providers and consulting to share their latest ideas. Members of TPMA gain access to the rich mix of white papers, research, case studies, and presentations that result.

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TPMA members will access valuable industry information, like the following:

• TPMA Metrics Report - A ground-breaking project by TPMA members to establish standards and metrics for each step of the TPM process.
• TPM Benchmarking Survey - Results of a survey by SAP and TPMA to establish benchmarks for key TPM processes and practices.
• TPM in Foodservice - Putting Credibility on the Menu - Article detailing ways TPM practices could be improved in food service to build brand credibility, resulting from a TPMA/Hitachi Consulting study.
• Improving Customer Service and Efficiency through a Trading Partner Portal - Aberdeen study detailing ways to improve the supply chain and cut out-of-stocks.
• The Slow Burn of Trade Promotion Management - Forrester and TPMA partnered to produce this study of trade promo tactics and strategy, processes and systems among leading consumer products manufacturers, with recommendations based on their experiences.
• An interpretation of Sarbanes-Oxley
  This 110 page report provides an analysis of the key points addressed by the Sarbanes-Oxley Legislation. It is provided to TPMA members with permission from Protivity Consulting.
• Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Sarbanes-Oxley
  This report provides an overview of commonly asked questions regarding Sarbanes-Oxley. It is provided to TPMA members with permission from Protivity Consulting. Those interested in knowing more about these rulings should visit the websites of the Financial Accounting Standards Board and Security and Exchange Commission. Those wishing to apply these rulings to their own business practices should consult the advice of their own accounting personnel.
• Plus presentations from past conferences, links to FASB: EITF rulings, industry publications, and more.