Mr. Dominic J. Luzi

Dom Luzi works with Linda.
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Dom Luzi, Ron and Linda doing some "SWS"

- Dominic Luzi, President, Management Alchemy
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You and Dom have opened my world to new possabilities, and I've started to use the skills I learned to help my self and the people around me make better and more powerfull decisions.

-Dominic Luzi, President, The Synergy Group

Dominic J. Luzi, CPIM

Dominic is President of Management AlchemyÔ, a company specializing in resource management and organizational development and goal achievement.He provides education and training along with project management expertise for the implementation of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) based solutions and Just in Time manufacturing techniques.He is a columinist for Planet IT the premier resource on the WWW for Enterprise Resource Planning articles and information.

Prior to founding Management Alchemy Ô, Mr. Luzi was Product Manager for a national software company that marketed Manufacturing as well as industry-specific applications.Job responsibilities included the supervision of all manufacturing projects, from requirements surveys through project management to completion.

Mr. Luzi is Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) by the American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS), Licensed Trainer of Neuro- Linguistic Programming Ô , Past President of the South Jersey Chapter of APICS, Trainer for the Train the Trainer Program, Frequent Dinner meeting speaker, Company Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week program, Instructor for Certification Review, and Integrative Resource Management Courses.

According to Dom Luzi, president of Boston-based Management Alchemy (http://www.managementalchemy.com), a company specializing in resource man-agement and organizational development, there will be a trend toward pre-integrated, packaged applications that can be accessed over the Web.

"ERP is turning into a Web-based product that will allow up-and-down sharing of information, not only within internal companies, but with external clients as well," says Luzi."It's not only an inward integration, but also an outward stretching to bring customers in closer for a competitive advantage."