3 - 5 May • Europe • Online
The Silver Bullet for Supply Chain 2022
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Supply Chain Digital Summit
Supply Chain leaders are facing a number of challenges. Of all industrial sectors, the supply chain network has the most to gain from harnessing industry 4.0 but what are the best ways to chart a course, form a strategy, and a roadmap towards industry 4.0 success?
Sense check your approach with like-minded industry experts, sharing insight on business-critical challenges and disruptive technology, and drive your industry forward collaboratively.
70
Attendees100%
Senior Executives9 Hrs
Industry InsightsSpeakers Include
Stephan Gotthardt
SVP Europe Supply Chain
Sophia Yang
Vice President Transportation & Packaging
John Allaway
VP Global Supply Chain Performance
Dondu Unal Haktar
VP Manufacturing Excellence
Kim Lange
Director, Supply Chain
Shirell James
Vice President for EMEA
Christian Hohlfeld
Senior Executive Manager, International Supply Chain
Chris Daly
Chief Sustainability Officer
Victor Shevtsov
Executive Vice President Integrated Supply Chain
Christophe Villain
Global Head of Supply Chain & Procurement Technology
Rachid Hassairi
Global Senior Director Food Safety & Quality Management - Supply Chain and External Factories
Martin Hagger Kirk
Vice President, EMEA Operation
Nick Basford
Global Vice President, Retail & eCommerce Strategy
Luigi La Morgia
Vice President Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Simon Woodward
Head of Accelerated Digitalization and Innovation, UK & Ireland
Amy Shortman
VP of Product Marketing
Patrick Delsol
VP Supply Chain & Manufacturing Operations Europe
Bogdan Andrei
Supply Chain Director
Why Attend
Connect with 70+ senior Supply Chain leaders for a curated agenda focused on tackling your current business critical challenges and driving industry forward.
Our summits are designed to help you:
Build new connections with likeminded senior leaders
Stay current with emerging business trends
Understand the impact new technology can make
De-risk new projects by gaining a broad range of insights
Accelerate key projects through meaningful new partnerships
Downloadable and actionable takeaways
Event Agenda
Day one
Day two
Day three
09:00 - 09:15
Opening Remarks
Intro & Diamond Commentary
09:15 - 09:45
Keynote
Managing Sustainability and Maintaining Performance in Times of Crisis
''The North Star metric concept originally emerged from Silicon Valley and is best utilized by companies that invest in long-term sustainable growth. It focuses on the product and the core value it delivers to customers. The value your customers receive from your product is measured by key steps in the consumer lifecycle.'' (Forbes 2017). Now in these times of crisis with Ukraine and Russia, supply chain leaders are in firefighting or reactive mode, and are tasked with short term, complex challenges. How do you keep track of your sustainability journey, while facing new challenges in your end to end supply chain. David Boulanger, Chief Supply Chain Officer at Arla Foods will share how he manages Aral's long term goals, whilst facing the short term volatility.
David Boulanger CSCO, Arla Foods
09:45 - 10:25
Panel Discussion
The Future of Supply Chain Transparency
Ongoing global disruptions and uncertainty are forcing companies to adapt their supply chains, rethink logistics and accelerate innovation. Risk management right now is in times of crisis. The crucial need for supply chain digitization to enhance real-time visibility and agility was accelerated, and the opportunity to reorganize and restructure global supply chains using emerging technologies presented itself. The focus now is being prepared for whatever the next disruption is and sustaining innovation, as well as striving to be more sustainable.
Dondu Unal Haktar VP Manufacturing Excellence, Hugo Boss
John Allaway VP Global Supply Chain Performance, Schneider Electric
Kim Lange Director, Supply Chain, ECCO
Christian Hohlfeld Senior Executive Manager, International Supply Chain, Dr. Oetker
10:25 - 10:30
Insight Break
10:30 - 11:23
Roundtables
Track 1: Collaboration, Agility and Visibility - Smart supply chains
Agility and resilience have become foundational cornerstones of demand-driven end-to-end supply chains. Across many industries, supply chains have traditionally been informed by historical data and relationships. As sudden shocks to supply chains have become more frequent, gaps in real-time data processes and systems have been exposed and such disruptions give renewed importance to an organisation’s need to adapt and keep pace with improving technology and evolving consumer demands. Can a supply chain digital twin make you twice as agile?
Sponsor:
Shirell James Vice President for EMEA, One Network
Track 2: From Transition to Transformation – What’s Next for Your Supply Chain Innovation Strategy?
In a digital age where most have started the transition to basic visibility upstream and downstream, the next step for dealing with embedded risk management is integral to protecting the delivery of final products and your reputation. As a supply chain leader, how can you balance identifying and embracing the right technologies to guarantee a reduction in risk with the rapid speed of innovation that your company needs to stay competitive?
Sponsor:
Amy Shortman VP of Product Marketing, Overhaul
11:25 - 12:05
Sponsor
11:25 - 12:05
Masterclass Breakouts
Teaming up with tech to transform supply chains
Supply chains will continue to optimise efficiency in the coming years is through the use of robotics, automated processes and technologies. In this session we’ll look at:•Increasing customer expectations and service needs - How companies are using software robots, data analytics and autonomous vehicles to streamline logistics processes and increase efficiencies.•Labour market challenges - Collaborative robots are increasingly prevalent in warehouses as they reduce reliance on labour-only solutions and increase the safety of repetitive task.•Accelerating pace of technological change - Capitalise on the latest new tech and digital tools to get ahead of the game (and competition) on your journey to a successful and digitally-synchronised supply chain.
Simon Woodward Head of Accelerated Digitalization and Innovation, UK & Ireland, DHL
12:05 - 12:35
Headline Keynote
Leading Team Through Disruption
Supply Chains are constantly adapting and responding through multi country disruptions with 94% of the Fortune 1000 experiencing damaging impact to their supply chains . For companies to empower today’s agility and tomorrow’s resilience, they must orchestrate the capabilities required to plan, adjust and fill the gaps in an ever-changing environment.
Victor Shevtsov Executive Vice President Integrated Supply Chain, Carlsberg Group
09:00 - 09:10
Opening Remarks
09:10 - 09:40
Keynote
Driving Productivity by moving from Reactivity to Proactivity
In the last years and based on a strong process maturity in the European SC, Henkel Beauty Care SC invested heavily in Digital. The capability developed improved notably on the performance (more accurate / real time data and analysis). The next part of the journey is switching some of the activities of the SC and Manufacturing team from reactive attitude to an increasing proactivity and anticipation. Although the team is still in this journey they have already unlocked various improvements, specifically driving People and Manufacturing efficiency, that extend beyond the traditional realm of SC job description. Patrick Delsol, Head of Supply Chain & Manufacturing Operations Beauty Care Europe, will share with us some examples and the journey his team has embarked on.
Patrick Delsol VP Supply Chain & Manufacturing Operations Europe, Henkel
09:45 - 10:25
Panel Discussion
Supply Chain Efficiency and Effectiveness
Sophia Yang Vice President Transportation & Packaging, Stellantis
Christophe Villain Global Head of Supply Chain & Procurement Technology, Nestlé
Rachid Hassairi Global Senior Director Food Safety & Quality Management - Supply Chain and External Factories, The Kraft Heinz Company
10:25 - 10:35
Insight Break
10:35 - 11:25
Roundtables
Track 1: Collaboration, Agility and Visibility - Smart supply chains
Agility and resilience have become foundational cornerstones of demand-driven end-to-end supply chains. Across many industries, supply chains have traditionally been informed by historical data and relationships. As sudden shocks to supply chains have become more frequent, gaps in real-time data processes and systems have been exposed and such disruptions give renewed importance to an organisation’s need to adapt and keep pace with improving technology and evolving consumer demands. Can a supply chain digital twin make you twice as agile?
Sponsor:
Shirell James Vice President for EMEA, One Network
Track 2: From Transition to Transformation – What’s Next for Your Supply Chain Innovation Strategy?
In a digital age where most have started the transition to basic visibility upstream and downstream, the next step for dealing with embedded risk management is integral to protecting the delivery of final products and your reputation. As a supply chain leader, how can you balance identifying and embracing the right technologies to guarantee a reduction in risk with the rapid speed of innovation that your company needs to stay competitive?
Sponsor:
Amy Shortman VP of Product Marketing, Overhaul
11:30 - 12:00
Closing Prime Keynote
Supply Chain Forecasting and Demand Prediction
Demand forecasting is a staple of supply chain management. Everyone’s doing it in one way or another to create realistic production plans and inventory turnover projections. Most supply chain leaders rely on a mixture of historical transactional data, direct customer insight and market behaviors. What are the best tools and techniques that play a vital role in forecasting and predicting market behaviors? Stephan Gotthardt, SVP Europe Supply Chain at Teva Pharmaceuticals will be sharing his insights into how he is doing this at Teva and the challenges that have come with this.
Stephan Gotthardt SVP Europe Supply Chain, Teva
09:00 - 09:10
Opening Remarks
09:10 - 09:40
Keynote
Chris Daly Chief Sustainability Officer, PepsiCo
09:45 - 10:25
Panel Discussion
Customer Centricity and the Future of Smart Supply Chains
Customer centric and intelligent supply chains have never been as important. With an historic shift in consumer demand and digital acceleration, price is no longer the main competitive differentiator when it comes to customer fulfilment. Creating and delivering a supply chain which is innovative, hyper personalized and forward thinking is key to gaining competitive advantage. During this panel discussion you will hear from supply chain leaders as they discuss how they are responding with the shift to customer centricity, the new challenges this brings and their predictions for the future.
Bogdan Andrei Supply Chain Director, Lagardère Travel Retail
Martin Hagger Kirk Vice President, EMEA Operation, WSAudiology
Nick Basford Global Vice President, Retail & eCommerce Strategy, UPS
10:25 - 10:35
Insight Break
10:35 - 11:25
Roundtable Review
Sponsors:
Shirell James Vice President for EMEA, One Network
Amy Shortman VP of Product Marketing, Overhaul
11:30 - 12:00
Closing Keynote
Building the Agile, Resilient and Purpose-Driven Supply Chains of the Future
Over the last few years, we’ve experienced numerous sudden shocks and disruptions that can threaten industrial operations. Combine high consumer demand with rapidly evolving geopolitics in a world yet to fully emerge from a global pandemic, and some supply chain constraints are to be expected. That said, agile, resilient and purpose-driven supply chains of the future have the capacity for resistance and recovery.In this closing discussion Luigi La Morgia, Vice-President of Integrated Supply Chain for Whirlpool EMEA, will reflect on what underpins the next generation supply chain, and how ‘business-as-usual’ at Whirlpool looks very different now to when he was appointed to this role in 2019.
Luigi La Morgia Vice President Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Whirlpool Corporation
