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    Hau L. Lee

    Prof. of Operations, Stanford Graduate School of Business


    Hau L. Lee

    Prof. of Operations
    Stanford Graduate School of Business, USA

    Hau L. Lee is the Thoma Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. His areas of specialization include supply chain management, information technology, global logistics system design, inventory planning, and manufacturing strategy.

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    Patricia J. Gaglione

    SVP & Chief Supply Chain Officer, Jarden Corp


    Patricia J. Gaglione

    SVP & Chief Supply Chain Officer
    Jarden Corp, USA

    Mrs. Gaglione serves as SVP & Chief Supply Chain Officer of Jarden Corp, a fortune 500 global organisation. Mrs. Gaglione joined the Company in January 2005 as Vice President, Supply Chain and was promoted to her current position in January 2006.

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    Detlef Schultz

    Global Supply Chain Director & CEO, Vodafone Procurement Company


    Detlef Schultz

    Global Supply Chain Director & CEO
    Vodafone Procurement Company, Luxembourg

    Detlef is CEO, Vodafone Procurement Company. As well as this role, Detlef is responsible for strategic and operational leadership of Vodafone’s Supply Chain Management across the globe in the areas of Network Infrastructure, IT and Services.

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    Quentin Roach

    SVP & Chief Procurement Officer, Bristol-Myers Squibb


    Quentin Roach

    SVP & Chief Procurement Officer
    Bristol-Myers Squibb, USA

    Quentin is currently Senior Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer at Bristol-Myers Squibb, where he is responsible for global leadership of supplier relationship management, companywide sourcing & procurement expenditures, working capital payables leadership, and implementation of supply chain strategies.

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    Reuben Slone

    EVP Supply Chain, OfficeMax


    Reuben Slone

    EVP Supply Chain
    OfficeMax, USA

    Reuben Slone is the Executive Vice President, Supply Chain for OfficeMax. He is responsible for inventory management, supply chain operations, real estate, and store development.

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    Dr. Robert Blackburn

    SVP & Global Head of Supply Chain, BASF


    Dr. Robert Blackburn

    SVP & Global Head of Supply Chain
    BASF, Germany

    Dr. Robert Blackburn is Senior Vice President and Head of Global Supply Chain for BASF Group and located in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

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    Kevin O’Marah

    Group VP of Supply Chain Research, Gartner Research


    Kevin O’Marah

    Group VP of Supply Chain Research
    Gartner Research, USA

    As Group VP of Supply Chain Research for Gartner Research, Kevin O’Marah brings a unique blend of intellectual prowess, practical business experience, and energy to Gartner’s clients.

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    David Warrick

    General Manager Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Microsoft


    David Warrick

    General Manager Manufacturing and Supply Chain
    Microsoft, UK

    David Warrick is the General Manager of the Manufacturing and Supply Chain organisation for EMEA, Asia Pacific and Japan for Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices Division.

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    Christopher A. Saute

    Executive Director Supply Chain, GE Aviation


    Christopher A. Saute

    Executive Director Supply Chain
    GE Aviation, France

    Chris is the Executive Director, Supply Chain for GE Aviation. Chris’s career can be split in two main parts: 10 years in the USA where he held various engineering and project management leadership roles and 10 years in Western Europe where he has been representing the interest of GE Aviation since the mid-90’s.

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    Les Ball

    VP Supply Chain, Eaton Corporation


    Les Ball

    VP Supply Chain
    Eaton Corporation, UK

    Les Ball is the Vice President for Eaton Corporation. He is responsible for leading the Supply Chain function in Eaton’s rapidly expanding business interests in the region, including direct and indirect procurement, logistics, and materials management.

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    Alan Waller OBE

    Chairman, ELUPEG


    Alan Waller OBE

    Chairman
    ELUPEG, UK

    Alan G Waller is Chairman of the European Logistics Users Providers and Enablers Group (ELUPEG). He is also Visiting Professor in International Supply Chain Management at Cranfield Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Cranfield School of Management and Immediate Past-President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

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    Bjorn Vang Jensen

    VP, Global Freight and Logistics Services, Electrolux


    Bjorn Vang Jensen

    VP, Global Freight and Logistics Services
    Electrolux , Singapore

    Bjorn Vang Jensen is the Vice President, Global Freight and Logistics Services fro Electrolux. Bjorn joined Electrolux in 2004, as Vice President in charge of Supply Chain for Electrolux Major Appliances in Asia/Pacific.

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  • Nari Viswanathan thumbnail image

    Nari Viswanathan

    VP & Principal Analyst, Supply Chain Management Practice, Aberdeen Group


    Nari Viswanathan

    VP & Principal Analyst, Supply Chain Management Practice
    Aberdeen Group, USA

    Nari Viswanathan is Vice President and Principal Analyst for the Aberdeen Group’s Supply Chain Management Practice.

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    Ed Flaherty

    CEO, TradeBeam


    Ed Flaherty

    CEO
    TradeBeam, USA

    Ed is the CEO of Tradebeam. He is responsible for all aspects of TradeBeam’s global operations and is a member of the Board of Directors. Prior to TradeBeam, Ed served as President and CEO of TrenStar, Inc.

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    Mark Woodward

    CEO & President, E2open


    Mark Woodward

    CEO & President
    E2open, USA

    Mark Woodward is the CEO and President of E2open. He is responsible for leading E2open’s overall operations, including the company’s growth strategy, solutions roadmaps, and customer success efforts.

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    Martin Thaysen

    Chief Commercial Officer, Damco


    Martin Thaysen

    Chief Commercial Officer
    Damco, Denmark

    Martin Thaysen is the Chief Commercial Officer for Damco. Based in Copenhagen he is head of the global commercial activities of Damco.

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    John Sicard

    EVP Marketing, Development and Service Operations, Kinaxis


    John Sicard

    EVP Marketing, Development and Service Operations
    Kinaxis, USA

    John oversees the design & development of the Kinaxis on-demand service as well as those teams responsible for its deployment and support. In the Fall of 2009, John’s leadership role was further expanded to include the company’s corporate and product marketing functions.

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    Joseph C. Lawler

    Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, ModusLink


    Joseph C. Lawler

    Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
    ModusLink, USA

    Joseph C. Lawler is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of ModusLink Global Solutions, with executive leadership responsibility for the vision, strategic direction, and performance of ModusLink and its subsidiaries.

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    Karen Butner

    Global Supply Chain Management Leader, IBM Institute for Business Value


    Karen Butner

    Global Supply Chain Management Leader
    IBM Institute for Business Value, USA

    Karen Butner serves as the Global Supply Chain Management Leader for the IBM Institute for Business Value. In this role, she is responsible for research and development of IBM’s thought leadership points-of-view, white papers and associated collateral.

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    Paul Hoy

    Global Manufacturing Industry Director, IBM Information Management Group


    Paul Hoy

    Global Manufacturing Industry Director
    IBM Information Management Group, USA

    Paul is responsible for leading IBM’s Performance Management solution growth in the manufacturing industry. He is responsible for driving market strategy, aligning solutions with target markets, and helping manufacturing users derive value from IBM Cognos applications.

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    Richard Douglass

    Global Industry Executive for Manufacturing & Logistics, Sterling Commerce


    Richard Douglass

    Global Industry Executive for Manufacturing & Logistics
    Sterling Commerce, USA

    Mr. Douglass is the Global Industry Executive for Manufacturing & Logistics at Sterling Commerce where he is responsible for industry marketing and key industry account support.

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    Jochen Bremshey

    VP of IT&IS Entertainment Services Europe, arvato


    Jochen Bremshey

    VP of IT&IS Entertainment Services Europe
    arvato, Germany

    Jochen is the Vice President of the IT & IS Entertainment Services Europe department at arvato and is responsible for IT issues at the arvato locations in Gütersloh, Herne (both in Germany), Birmingham and Milton Keynes (UK), Atton and Bussy (France) and Bergamo (Italy).

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    Michael Fahy

    EVP, Business Development, Syncreon


    Michael Fahy

    EVP, Business Development
    Syncreon, UK

    Michael is the Executive Vice President, Business Development for Syncreon. He holds responsibility for all business development and account management activity for the technology business. Michael also maintains responsibility for Engineering & Quality assurance.

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SCM World Live – Agenda 2010

The SCM World Live 2010 agenda brought together the most influential group of global supply chain, operations and procurement leaders in a unique format that allowed attendees to put questions direct to the speakers in an interactive and real-time environment. Each session featured a panel of senior executives, who presented thoughts and experiences around individual topics and answered questions and comments live from our global audience. audience.

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11:00 (GMT)
Critical success factors driving supply chain leaders
Quentin Roach
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Dr. Robert Blackburn
BASF
Kevin O’Marah
Gartner Research

Moderator: Kevin O'Marah
  • What will the key supply chain differentiators be in 2010?
  • How are the leaders using the supply chain to drive competitive advantage?
  • Positioning your supply chain for the up-turn.

Quentin Roach

SVP & Chief Procurement Officer
Bristol-Myers Squibb

Quentin is currently Senior Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer at Bristol-Myers Squibb, where he is responsible for global leadership of supplier relationship management, companywide sourcing & procurement expenditures, working capital payables leadership, and implementation of supply chain strategies.

Dr. Robert Blackburn

SVP & Global Head of Supply Chain
BASF

Dr. Robert Blackburn is Senior Vice President and Head of Global Supply Chain for BASF Group and located in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

Kevin O’Marah

Group VP of Supply Chain Research
Gartner Research

As Group VP of Supply Chain Research for Gartner Research, Kevin O'Marah brings a unique blend of intellectual prowess, practical business experience, and energy to Gartner's clients.



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12:00 (GMT)
Lessons learned in the downturn – Using the recession as a catalyst for supply chain innovation
Alan Waller OBE
ELUPEG
Bjorn Vang Jensen
Electrolux
Martin Thaysen
Damco

  • Supply chain management as a key driver to competitive advantage.
  • Identifying the immediate areas of focus for operational improvement.
  • Integrating multi-tiered extended supply chains for enhanced visibility & collaboration.
  • Sustainability as a strategic initiative to optimise working capital.

Alan Waller OBE

Chairman
ELUPEG

Alan G Waller is Chairman of the European Logistics Users Providers and Enablers Group (ELUPEG). He is also Visiting Professor in International Supply Chain Management at Cranfield Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Cranfield School of Management and Immediate Past-President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

Bjorn Vang Jensen

VP, Global Freight and Logistics Services
Electrolux

Bjorn Vang Jensen is the Vice President, Global Freight and Logistics Services fro Electrolux. Bjorn joined Electrolux in 2004, as Vice President in charge of Supply Chain for Electrolux Major Appliances in Asia/Pacific.

Martin Thaysen

Chief Commercial Officer
Damco

Martin Thaysen is the Chief Commercial Officer for Damco. Based in Copenhagen he is head of the global commercial activities of Damco.



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13:00 (GMT)
Supply Network Visibility – Driving strategic growth through enhanced customer service, new market pentration and extended collaboration
Nari Viswanathan
Aberdeen Group
Richard Douglass
Sterling Commerce
Michael Fahy
Syncreon

Complex Supply networks reach beyond the four walls of an organisation and need to be seamlessly integrated to deliver real visibility. During this session we will be discussing:
  • Extended visibility and Integration as the key enabler to a successful business growth strategy.
  • Optimising customer service levels and reducing complexity through enhanced supplier relationships.
  • Diversify into new markets through an integrated approach to supplier collaboration.

Nari Viswanathan

VP & Principal Analyst, Supply Chain Management Practice
Aberdeen Group

Nari Viswanathan is Vice President and Principal Analyst for the Aberdeen Group's Supply Chain Management Practice.

Richard Douglass

Global Industry Executive for Manufacturing & Logistics
Sterling Commerce

Mr. Douglass is the Global Industry Executive for Manufacturing & Logistics at Sterling Commerce where he is responsible for industry marketing and key industry account support.

Michael Fahy

EVP, Business Development
Syncreon

Michael is the Executive Vice President, Business Development for Syncreon. He holds responsibility for all business development and account management activity for the technology business. Michael also maintains responsibility for Engineering & Quality assurance.



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14:00 (GMT)
The smarter supply chain of the future
Karen Butner
IBM Institute for Business Value
Paul Hoy
IBM Information Management Group
Jochen Bremshey
arvato

  • Supply Chains have grown more global and interconnected: gain more insight and understand how supply chain executives are dealing with these new developments.
  • Match demand and production plans for more cost-efficient operations.
  • Understand and manage end-to-end processes through supply chain efficiency.

Karen Butner

Global Supply Chain Management Leader
IBM Institute for Business Value

Karen Butner serves as the Global Supply Chain Management Leader for the IBM Institute for Business Value. In this role, she is responsible for research and development of IBM's thought leadership points-of-view, white papers and associated collateral.

Paul Hoy

Global Manufacturing Industry Director
IBM Information Management Group

Paul is responsible for leading IBM’s Performance Management solution growth in the manufacturing industry. He is responsible for driving market strategy, aligning solutions with target markets, and helping manufacturing users derive value from IBM Cognos applications.

Jochen Bremshey

VP of IT&IS Entertainment Services Europe
arvato

Jochen is the Vice President of the IT & IS Entertainment Services Europe department at arvato and is responsible for IT issues at the arvato locations in Gütersloh, Herne (both in Germany), Birmingham and Milton Keynes (UK), Atton and Bussy (France) and Bergamo (Italy).



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15:00 (GMT)
Vodafone’s journey to building a world-class supply chain organisation
Detlef Schultz
Vodafone Procurement Company
Mark Woodward
E2open

  • Global visibility - harmonizing processes and organisation across local markets.
  • Revamping sourcing strategies to develop lean, consistent decision making processes.
  • Leveraging economies of scale and expertise through a global procurement company.
  • Improved supplier performance through a consistent SPM programme.
  • Total cost of ownership - reducing supplier complexity, clear savings definition, global sourcing compliance.

Detlef Schultz

Global Supply Chain Director & CEO
Vodafone Procurement Company

Detlef is CEO, Vodafone Procurement Company. As well as this role, Detlef is responsible for strategic and operational leadership of Vodafone’s Supply Chain Management across the globe in the areas of Network Infrastructure, IT and Services.

Mark Woodward

CEO & President
E2open

Mark Woodward is the CEO and President of E2open. He is responsible for leading E2open's overall operations, including the company’s growth strategy, solutions roadmaps, and customer success efforts.



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16:00 (GMT)
Simplifying the Supply Chain – Reducing complexity to drive profitability
Patricia J. Gaglione
Jarden Corp
David Warrick
Microsoft
Christopher A. Saute
GE Aviation
Joseph C. Lawler
ModusLink

  • What are the causes of supply chain complexity?
  • Finding the tipping point – identifying when increasing sophistication reduces business performance.
  • Defining the costs – Quantifying the ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ costs of over-engineering supply chain processes.
  • Business process outsourcing - the value of the middle man.

Patricia J. Gaglione

SVP & Chief Supply Chain Officer
Jarden Corp

Mrs. Gaglione serves as SVP & Chief Supply Chain Officer of Jarden Corp, a fortune 500 global organisation. Mrs. Gaglione joined the Company in January 2005 as Vice President, Supply Chain and was promoted to her current position in January 2006.

David Warrick

General Manager Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Microsoft

David Warrick is the General Manager of the Manufacturing and Supply Chain organisation for EMEA, Asia Pacific and Japan for Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices Division.

Christopher A. Saute

Executive Director Supply Chain
GE Aviation

Chris is the Executive Director, Supply Chain for GE Aviation. Chris’s career can be split in two main parts: 10 years in the USA where he held various engineering and project management leadership roles and 10 years in Western Europe where he has been representing the interest of GE Aviation since the mid-90’s.

Joseph C. Lawler

Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
ModusLink

Joseph C. Lawler is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of ModusLink Global Solutions, with executive leadership responsibility for the vision, strategic direction, and performance of ModusLink and its subsidiaries.



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17:00 (GMT)
Supply chain collaboration: Developing a joined-up strategy both internally and externally
Reuben Slone
OfficeMax
Les Ball
Eaton Corporation
Ed Flaherty
TradeBeam

  • Defining the collaborative supply chain approach.
  • Getting board-level buy-in to share information across your business network.
  • The business benefits - reduce demand volatility and increase flexibility to deliver working capital savings.

Reuben Slone

EVP Supply Chain
OfficeMax

Reuben Slone is the Executive Vice President, Supply Chain for OfficeMax. He is responsible for inventory management, supply chain operations, real estate, and store development.

Les Ball

VP Supply Chain
Eaton Corporation

Les Ball is the Vice President for Eaton Corporation. He is responsible for leading the Supply Chain function in Eaton's rapidly expanding business interests in the region, including direct and indirect procurement, logistics, and materials management.

Ed Flaherty

CEO
TradeBeam

Ed is the CEO of Tradebeam. He is responsible for all aspects of TradeBeam’s global operations and is a member of the Board of Directors. Prior to TradeBeam, Ed served as President and CEO of TrenStar, Inc.



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18:00 (GMT)
Matching supply and demand with ‘Sensible Sense and Responsive Response’
Hau L. Lee
Stanford Graduate School of Business
John Sicard
Kinaxis

  • Demand signals drive supply planning.  They should ideally represent the true demands of the end-consumers.  How can we correctly interpret the signals and make use of them smartly?  That is, how can we make sense out of the senses?
  • Fast updated planning is the key to respond to new signals in the supply chain.  This is both an art and science.
  • Demand signals should ideally be visible to the right parties in the supply chain, followed by intelligent synchronization and coordination in planning, so that the whole supply chain can react accurately and timely.  How can this be done, and what values do this bring to the supply chain?
  • Agility helps to enable us to be very responsive in our response to customer needs.  What are the elements of agility?

Hau L. Lee

Prof. of Operations
Stanford Graduate School of Business

Hau L. Lee is the Thoma Professor of Operations, Information and Technology at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. His areas of specialization include supply chain management, information technology, global logistics system design, inventory planning, and manufacturing strategy.

John Sicard

EVP Marketing, Development and Service Operations
Kinaxis

John oversees the design & development of the Kinaxis on-demand service as well as those teams responsible for its deployment and support. In the Fall of 2009, John's leadership role was further expanded to include the company's corporate and product marketing functions.



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19:00 (GMT)
Networking session

Extended networking session in the exhibition hall with sponsors.


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