Adapting Supply Chain to Suit a New Paradigm
Co – Located Events
Asia’s Largest End–To–End Supply Chain Management Platform
Conference Background
Asia’s Largest End–To–End Logistics & Supply Chain Conference returns for its
edition. A few quick facts of the 2013 & 2014 editions – 550+ Attendees / 175 Speakers
/ 40 Exhibitors / 85% Attendees from Management Cadre. These editions sold out making
them the most dynamic & highest level industry strategy & benchmarking events to
date in Asia. The 8th edition would co–hosts several co-located industry tracks
across 2 days, running parallel to the main conference & ELSC Awards. These are
5th FMCG Supply Chain Forum
4th Hi–Tech Supply Chain Forum
4th Chemical Supply Chain Forum
4th Auto Supply Chain Forum
4th Pharma Supply Chain Forum
3rd Retail & e–Commerce Supply Chain Forum
3rd Procurement Strategies Forum
2nd IT-SCM Innovation Forum
2nd VC Synergy Forum
Key Benefits. All In One Place
Strategize and plan – Review
trends and predictions that will impact supply chain strategy and operations within
your industry.
Execute – Learn from case studies
and examples that illustrate how leaders operating supply chains across industries
to achieve superior business performance.
Measure and improve – Review
profiles of the best supply chains, and benefit from practical advice and toolkits
that support the journey to improved orchestration.
Key Supply Chain Issues Addressed in this Edition
Cost Pressures – We are continually
striving to optimise processes and retain as much margins as possible by optimising
inventory, holding it in the right places and developing talent for tomorrow’s Supply
Chain. Distribution consumes as much as 2/3 of our costs to serve, yet this fundamental
activity is often neglected. Hear new things on this key function in the context
of globalisation and what you can do.
Global Competition – As global
competition increases, the need to formulate a market strategy and grasp the full
potential in emerging markets is crucial. Yet key industries have still not come
to grips with these markets in terms of both strategy and intent. What are the pre–requisites
of achieving consistent growth & how are leading organisations overcoming the challenges
in manufacturing, distribution infrastructure & organisational design.
End-To-End Planning – Global volatility,
market tender requirements, S&OP degradation & questions over supply – all themes
that are placing stress upon the end-to-end planning organisation. Ensure optimal
planning structure, processes & tools that will support profit maximisation during
planning & optimisation.
Regulatory Requirements – Incoming
regulatory requirements present us with hurdles every year. Find out what the regulators
expect from the industry and why. You’ll also be empowered with how to set our supply
chains up to maintain compliance & quality.
Product Security Concerns – Are
you prepared for the upcoming traceability & e–pedigree requirements and able to
drive these benefits across the end to end supply chain beyond regulatory obligations
? It’s difficult to continuously stay one ste it’s even harder
when you are a step behind. Discover who’s stealing your profit, and ensure integrated
approach to supply chain risk & integrity.
High Level SCM Strategy – Global
supply chain heads attend ELSC Conclave every year to obtain knowledge and inspiration
to set their strategy and road map for the coming years. The importance of supply
chain in the board room is rapidly accelerating. Forging collaborations and building
a broad network of thought leaders is critical to realising the full potential of
your supply chain.
Featuring Pre – Arranged One – To – One
Meetings Accelerate the networking and deal–making process by taking
pre–arranged business meetings with fellow delegates and leading solution providers
at the 9th Express, Logistics & Supply Chain Conclave 2015
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Attendee Testimonials
As always the event was professionally managed – excellent participation from key
players in the industry verticals attending the seminars. And of course the logistics
industry was well represented through the day into the awards evening.
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November 19, 2014Paul Griffin will be returning to ISyE as the Joseph C. Mello Chair, starting January 2014. The Joseph C. Mello Chair was created through an endowment established by Joseph Mello, IE 1980, to support the work of an outstanding ISyE faculty member whose work focuses on health care delivery operations.October 17, 2014The Georgia Tech Mentor Jackets program is currently seeking supply chain and logistics mentors for the
academic year. September 25, 2014Georgia Tech’s graduate supply chain programs have been ranked in the top five in the 2014 Gartner Top U.S. Supply Chain Graduate University rankings. &July 22, 2014Interested alumni and friends, please complete the form at &for us to gather and gauge interest as well as understand how potential members would like to be involved (we are open to your suggestions and ideas) in this exciting new Alumni Association initiative.July 14, 2014Tim Brown, Director of Professional Education with the Supply Chain & Logistics Institute (SCL), speaks with SupplyChainBrain about Supply Chain Leadership training and the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) Grant Program SCL is involved with.June 11, 2014Global supply chains and organizations that provide service to them must be able to adapt to change.& The bill that cleared the way for the harbor in Savannah to deepen and expand is an example, necessitated by an infrastructure investment thousands of miles away in Panama.& Freight transport infrastructure change is one of six major global trends identified by Georgia Tech Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech Professors Chip White, the Schneider National Chair in Transportation and Logistics, and Alan Erera, Coca-Cola Professor.}