SPEAKERS

SAMPLE OF KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND THEIR CASE STUDIES

Lennart Heip

Global Director International Trade

Dow

CASE STUDY

From Reactive to Proactive – How Dow Transformed Its Processes in Container to Deal with the Turbulent Logistics Situation Post Pandemic

From June 2020 onwards the container freight market went into chaos. Dow decided to change the processes and tools it uses for booking and shipping cargo in containers to cope with this situation. It allowed Dow to become nimbler, reduce inventory and serve its customers better.

The new work process and further digitalisation of the tools used allowed Dow to move the MPC-space (Marine Packed Cargo) to a state-of-the-art, modern application.

  • Deploy state-of-the-art visibility and Business Intelligence tools
  • Elevate the role of the 3PL serving Dow
  • Allow shift of the focus from tactical to strategic
  • Forge better relations with the carrier
  • Improve CX

Srividhya Vaidyanathan

Global Head – Supplier Excellence

Shell

CASE STUDY

Collaborative Approach to Supply Chain Sustainability

Sustainability in the Supply Chain is a critical priority, which can only be achieved with collaboration. As the WEF says, “Supply Chain management is a “team sport”. Collaboration benefits global supply chains not just in higher service levels, more product availability and significant reductions in costs but also in accelerated and innovative approaches to Sustainability.

  • Need for collaboration in the Supply Chain
  • Areas where collaboration yields benefits
  • Barriers to collaboration
  • Digital Enablers for Collaborative Supply Chains

Liliana Rosalia Romano

Supply Operations Director

Yara International

CASE STUDY

Productivity Increase & Cost Reduction in Supply Chain

Developing continuous improvement initiatives with internal and external stakeholders is the key point for productivity increase and cost reduction within the supply chain. With this presentation, we intend to deliver some tools currently used to reduce waste (costs) and add value to the supply chain.

  • Focus on productivity increase by harmonising internal & external practices
  • Decreasing potential margin of mistakes and reducing lead time
  • Adding value by reducing costs
  • A real example: “this happened in Yara in 2020”

Robert Nessing

Global Head Supply Value Chain Fungicides, Crop Protection

BASF

CASE STUDY

Leveraging Digitalisation and Transparency Tools in Supply Chain to Reduce Cost and Contributing to Business Success