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focus day | day one | day two


SCL Focus Day7th June 2010
13:30
Registration and Refreshments
14:00
14:45 Registration and Refreshments
15:00
15:45 Registration and Refreshments
16:00
16:45 Registration and Refreshments
17:00
17:45 Networking drinks reception

 

focus day | day one | day two

Day One8th June 2010
08:00
Registration and refreshments
08:50
Chairperson’s welcome and opening remarks

Douglas Kent, European Chair, Supply Chain Council
09:00
Opening keynote address
The boardroom agenda: post-recession leadership through value chain management
  • Achieving post-recession growth through supply chain leadership
  • Making supply chain strategic by understanding at all levels how it will govern competition in the future
  • Moving towards regional supply chain models to mitigate against high energy prices and drive sustainability efforts

Robert Blackburn, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Supply Chain Operations, BASF Germany
09:35
How do we adapt the supply chain to meet the requirements of the economic upturn?
Debate and discuss the hottest topics in supply chain management right now, including:
  • Managing supplier relationships to ensure delivery on contract
  • Developing the supply chain leader of the future, today
  • Maximising flexibility to respond to fluctuating levels of demand
  • Integrating finance into physical supply chain processes to drive value
Sammy Rashed, Head of Sourcing - Global Sites, Novartis Switzerland
Professor Alan Waller OBE, Vice President, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport &Founder and Chairman, ELUPEG UK
Claes Martenson, Group Risk Director, Solvay
Jacky Gervis, CEO, FM Logistic
10:20
Pre-arranged one-to-one meetings
Accelerate the networking process by taking bespoke one-to-one meetings with fellow delegates and leading solution providers
12:05
Cost management
Leaning out your extended supply chain to deliver sustainable growth
  • Lean/Opex to deliver business goals
  • Lean/Opex is not simply eliminating waste, but driving value
  • Going beyond lean supply chain and driving a lean culture across the extended supply chain to deliver business growth

Stephan Sielaff, Senior Vice President, Global Supply Chain, Symrise Germany
 
Customer service
Driving customer service levels by maximising responsiveness in the end-to-end supply chain
  • Realising the link between supply chain responsiveness and financial performance
  • Ensuring responsiveness to increase Return on Assets (ROA)
  • Re-aggregating collaborative processes internally and with partners to ensure visibility, in turn driving supply chain response

Torben Skjødt Nielsen, Director, Orders, Materials and Logistics, LM Glasfiber Denmark
 
Cash is king
Driving liquidity in the business by aligning the supply chain with financial imperatives
  • Reducing working capital and optimising the bottom line by addressing the critical link between finance and supply chain
  • Addressing payment terms with suppliers to relieve stresses and tensions
  • Driving credit through financial frameworks to overcome the economic climate

Enrico Camerinelli, Senior Analyst, Celent Italy
 
Collaboration
How collaboration is vital to minimise the impact of the recession
  • Increased focus on collaboration with suppliers and customers during the downturn to manage risk and ensure survival
  • Delivering collaborative frameworks to ensure that supply chain capabilities can support growth opportunities in an economic upturn
  • Driving partnership-based SCM to cut the carbon footprint and deliver the sustainable supply chain

Jos van de Vossenberg, Operations Manager , DSM Euroresins Benelux
 
12:40
Networking luncheon
13:40
Transforming your supply chain infrastructure to maximise customer service and drive down costs
  • Optimising existing warehouse and distribution centre networks to deliver double-digit productivity
  • Optimising customer responsiveness through cross-network visibility
  • Collaborating with suppliers to enhance material flow and order fulfilment through automation

Shekar Natarajan, Supply Chain Director, Pepsi Bottling Group USA
14:15
Supply chain excellence strategies to drive performance and create value
  • Responsiveness and reliability strategies - one plan forecast, masterplanning, replenishment, available to promise
  • Breaking down the silo's to demand management and supply chain planning under the roof of supply chain management
  • Moving from order/FC driven supply chain management to service -level driven supply chain managment
  • Implementing KPI processes
  • Creating a worldwide supply chain community
  • Continuously improving supply chain management

Dr.Ing. Dirk Petermann, Head of Competence Center Supply Chain & Manufacturing, Continental
14:55
Pre-arranged one-to-one meetings
Accelerate the networking process by taking bespoke one-to-one meetings with fellow delegates and leading solution providers
16:15
Interactive workshop
Moving from S&OP to an executive Integrated Business Planning (IBP) process
Led by Oliver Wight
  • Identifying whether your existing business processes are capable of supporting IBP
  • Gaining control over demand, production and the supply chain by moving from an operational focus to fully-integrated business process
  • Identifying and closing performance gaps immediately, to deliver results straight to the bottom line

Les Brookes, , CEO & Managing Partner, Oliver Wight EAME LLP
 
Interactive workshop
Optimising inventory levels in an uncertain climate through network redesign
Led by UTI
 
Interactive workshop
Delivering a fully-integrated logistics network to drive down the total cost base
Led by SAP
 
Interactive workshop
How do we mitigate supply chain risk in a volatile business environment?
 
17:15
Optimising inventory levels by embracing voice picking techniques: a best practice case study
  • Delivering a 10% increase in productivity by integrating voice technology into the Warehouse Management System (WMS)
  • Minimising errors to optimise inventory status updates
  • Ensuring flexibility and control over stock to deliver flexibility for growth

Trevor Ashworth, Director, Food Retail Logistics, Co-operative Group UK
17:45
Chairperson’s closing remarks and preview of the Supply Chain Distinction Awards 2010, followed by close of day one

Douglas Kent, European Chair, Supply Chain Council
18:30
Ceremonial drinks reception, followed by the prestigious black-tie event: the Supply Chain Distinction Awards 2010

focus day | day one | day two

Day Two9th June 2010
08:30
Networking and refreshments
08:55
Chairperson’s welcome and re-cap of day one
09:00
Ensuring visibility across the extended supply chain to emerge stronger from the downturn
  • Supply chain visibility as key to taking your business through the next steps after the recession
  • Optimising visibility levels through profitable proximity sourcing - do we bring sourcing to nearer locations?
  • Maximising transparency across inventory management to balance costs and service levels

Pierfrancesco Manenti, Research Director - EMEA, IDC Manufacturing Insights
09:35
Interactive workshop
Workshop led by IHS
Working with your 3PLs to drive collaborative efforts and minimise the logistics cost base
 
Interactive workshop
Workshop led by Every Angle
Optimising your working capital position through financial supply chain processes
 
Interactive workshop
Workshop led by Solving Efeso
Enhancing the lean supply chain management for the lean economy to minimise costs
 
Interactive workshop
Optimising inventory levels through voice-directed technology
 
10:25
Networking and refreshments
11:05
Supply chain financing
IFC/ World Bank Group shares its view on how SCF can support supply chains with emerging market suppliers selling to major US and European companies
  • Bringing Supply Chain Financing to Emerging Market suppliers
  • Main conclusions from IFC’s Global SCF Market Study – level of interest among exporters, banks and buyers, potential value of SCF, and market trends
  • IFC’s vision and current activities for supporting SCF programs that cover emerging market suppliers

Farzin Mirmotahari, , IFC/World Bank Group

Priyamvada Singh, , IFC/World Bank Group

Rogers Le Baron, , IFC/Worldbank Group
 
Demand planning and optimisation
Delivering a demand-driven supply chain to meet market volatility
  • Meeting changing demand dynamics by aligning demand and supply chain capability
  • Ensuring flexibility by working with the wider enterprise to actively shape customer demand
  • Collaborating with customers to optimise the availability
  • Smoothing the bull-whip effect of market volatility in supply chain

Jarkko Aro, Director, Supply Logistics, Nokia Finland
 
Leadership and skills
What is lean leadership?
  • Leadership: the difference between success and failure?
  • 4 key elements to create the lean leader of the future:
    - Organise for success
    - Educate the workforce
    - Ensure internal support
    - Track achievements
  • Systematically applying the 4 elements to create the lean leader of the future

Mike Loughrin, Director, Lean and Six Sigma Programmes, ISCEA USA
 
Logistics and transportation
How do we collaborate with providers to ensure supply of capacity and equipment
  • Minimising the impact of roller-coaster oil prices on your logistics frameworks
  • Leveraging collaborative relationships to drive down costs and counter volatility
  • Mitigating against shortage of equipment, talent and capacity by re-addressing agreements with partners

Alain Baeyens, Lead Buyer, Global Procurement, Solvay Belgium
 
11:40
Successful supply chain financing programmes
  • Strengthening partnerships with Volvo suppliers by offering a win-win solution
  • Optimising working capital across the entire supply chain
  • Supporting financially weak suppliers by leveraging Volvo’s strong balance sheet
  • Overcoming common pitfalls in supply chain financing implementations

Nicole Bjugger, Director of Supplier Financial Solutions, Volvo Group Sweden
 
Special panel discussion:
How do we position ourselves to meet volatile levels of demand
  • Do we collaborate further with key customers?
  • Should we localise Point of Sale (POS) data?
  • Integrating Business Intelligence (BI) innovatively to mitigate risks and optimise demand planning
  • Bringing SCM to the forefront of the business with sales/marketing to actually shape demand
 
Special panel discussion:
Developing the supply chain leader of the future, today
  • How do we develop supply chain leaders?
  • What characteristics does the "leader" need?

Mike Loughrin, Director, Lean and Six Sigma Programmes, ISCEA USA

Professor Alan Waller OBE, Vice President, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK
 
Cola Life's optimised supply chain distribution systems and sustainable business models
  • Exploring the viability and options for using distribution networks in developing countries
  • Leveraging powerful pre-existing Coca-Cola distribution networks
  • Developing new and socially conscious business models
  • Opportunities for CO2 and cost reduction

Simon Berry, Director , ColaLife UK
 
12:15
Themed luncheon discussion
13:45
Driving social values to deliver business value
  • Instilling a culture of sustainability to deliver high-quality goods at a lower cost
  • The economic crisis as an opportunity to understand sustainability as a key driver of value
  • Delivering “green” techniques throughout the end-to-end supply chain to ensure cost efficiency

André Veneman, Corporate Director for Sustainability, Akzo Nobel Netherlands
14:20
Networking and refreshments
14:40
Standardising operational excellence in your supply chain across the different business units
Case study: How GE capitalised on its Operational Excellence DNA and ecomagination initiative in order to drive new products and logistics process to delight customers and transform its business portfolio for sustainable growth.
  • Harmonising operational excellence across the business to deliver business value through the supply chain
  • Overcoming change management issues across differing units: managing people through change
  • Ensuring cross-functional excellence across historically independent business units through a long-term operational strategy

Olivier Reitz, Corporate Director Quality & Business Excellence, GE
15:15
Successfully transferring the supply chain out of China and back into Europe
Case study: From China to Hungary - shortening the global supply chain to dramatically improve key peformance indicators
  • Drivers for change - improving punctuality, reliable delivery and higher quality of production,
  • Successfully relocating manufacturing from China to Hungary
  • Challenges and opportunities of transfering a complex supply chain from China into Hungary

Gergo Elek, Head of Procurement, National Instruments
Szabolcs Kiss, Head of Manufacturing Operations, National Instruments
15:45
Keynote: Reducing working capical and creating a flexible, integrated, leaner supply chain
Eradicatingt the commodity driven, production driven push model and creating pull models
  • Creating flexibility in the supply chain
  • Becoming an integrated supply chain
  • Unlocking working capical from the supply chain, stock ,waste
  • Implementing a successful cost reduction programme
  • Surviving and thriving in Euope's worst economy

Henk Slagt, CEO, Saga foods Hungary
15:45
Where next for Low Cost Country Sourcing (LCCS)?
Does "low cost" exist anymore? Is "best cost" more viable now?
  • Where, if anywhere, will be the next low cost sourcing region?
  • Overcoming high transportation costs by entering low cost markets?
16:20
Strategic sourcing and procurement
Special panel discussion:How do we collaborate with suppliers to ensure contract delivery?
  • How do we strike the balance between supplier survival and contract delivery?
  • Do we contract with "back-up suppliers" as a contingency plan?
  • How do we structure relationships and contracts to ensure adaptability to changing market dynamics?
16:55
Driving visibility across your logistics network to reduce the carbon footprint and minimise costs
  • · Finding the business opportunity in managing the transportation carbon footprint
  • Developing measurement techniques to profile your carbon footprint
  • Establishing an effective carbon management strategy to drive business through the upturn
16:55
Chairperson's closing remarks, followed by close of summit

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