SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS Indonesia 2019

Registration & Coffee

Welcome Remarks by Conference Convenor:

Digital as a Pivotal Force in Business Transformation and Untapped Potential for Supply Chain Technology in Indonesia.

Companies face strategic challenges in their growth path whether its process streamlining or formulating future goals Threat of disruption and failure are making deployment of digital technologies an imperative for the smooth functioning of business and to drive business performance improvement goals New supply chain technology can power up existing operations, streamline inventory, and increase revenue-if implemented correctly How is Indonesia moving in this direction and what is the untapped potential for technology providers to partner this growth

Supply Chain Optimization: Planning and Maximising Segmented Supply Chains

Supply Chain Digital Transformation

Refreshment Break

The growth of e-commerce: How AI can help companies in dealing with new supply chain challenges

The exponential growth of e-commerce companies in the Southeast Asian region means that organizations are using logistics as the key differentiating factor. The rising customer expectations mean that same day deliveries are becoming the norm, and the industry is shifting towards time-defined deliveries for customers. To achieve such high efficiency in their operations, organizations are shelling out big bucks.

Digitization of Integrated Logistics

What successful companies do differently in their digital transformation journey?

Networking & Lunch Break

Building Excellence in Multichannel Customer Experience: Online, Retail, B2C and B2B

In today’s maturing consumer markets, emphasis is shifting from straightforward sales to a more holistic approach to customer life-cycle management. Effectively managing these different marketing, sales, and service channels poses a significant challenge. Companies need new strategies, structures, processes, and tools to deliver customer value across all channels. A multi-channel, integrative customer model that delivers customer value and Signiant return on investment (ROI) requires both a strong understanding of customer preferences and behaviours and a robust IT architecture that supports the overarching customer relationship management (CRM) strategy.

Warehouse and Transportation Optimization: Visibility and agility to drive real time responsiveness and competitive edge

Utilising Analytics to Optimise Supply Chain Operations

Designing Your Supply Chain Around the Digital Consumer

Refreshment Break

Growing Sales through better SCM

Preparing Procurement for Digital Disruption to the Supply Chain

As the digital revolution impacts every industry it is vital to understand what the new changes mean to you and your procurement teams around the world. For example, how virtual can your team organisation be? How mobile and distributed can they be? Can you move faster to find and work with better suppliers? What efficiencies can you gain by employing more digital capabilities?

Closing Remarks And End Of Day 1