2nd Supply Chain Risk Management Seminar

Posted on 2010-02-10 by

Revised on: 2015-09-11

Do you remember the 1st Supply Chain Risk Management Seminar Barcelona 2009? I made a post about it a year ago. The sequel is scheduled to take place this year, on October 2oth and 21st, as before, in Barcelona, Spain. This seminar provides a unique opportunity to discuss the most pressing issues today through a series of case studies, informative presentations, workshops and interactive panel discussions and is maybe the place for professionals in supply chain risk to meet and share experiences with other experts. This year’s programme looks even better than last year.

Focus: Changing times

The main focus of this years edition will be how leading companies in their respective sectors are tackling the many critical risks to their supply chains which they are facing in this current time of crisis and economic instability.

Speakers

HP : Chief Technologist Officer
Philips : Corporate Supply Chain Risk, Senior Director
Tetra-Pak : Global Director, Supply Chain Operations
SCOR Supply Chain Council : Chairman
GM : Director, Purchasing and Supply Chain
AMGEN : Former Executive Director, Operations Risk
Nokia : Chief IT Risk and Continuity Specialist
Deutsche Bank : Director, Trade & Supply Chain Solutions
BT : Head of Enterprise risk Management
Unilever : Supply Chain Director
Carrefour : Director, Supply Chain

Topics

Tackling increased variability in the Supply Chain
Supply Chain Risk – What we have learned and how we have adapted
Cutting crisis costs by taking risk management to the shop floor
Supply Chain Risk Management & Mitigation
Stable Manufacturing and Flexibility for Customers – Maintain robust Supply Chains in times of crisis
Lesson Learned from the Economic Crisis
The Ability of a Supplier to Exercise Plans in Place to Protect Their Service or Product to the Customer
New Generation of Financial Supply Chain Management
Risk Mitigation Planning & Execution
Creating a Truly End-to-End Supply Chain to Minimize Risk
How the supply chain has been re-configured for survival