Some key events and addresses on Supply Chain and Logistics over
the past 5 years:
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30 July 2008
31 July 2008
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 Thought Leaders
Executive Breakfast Series
Theme: 'Designing & Operating Contemporary Supply Chains' by Dr John Gattorna
30 July 2008 - Langham Hotel, Melbourne
31 July 2008 - Crowne Plaza, Parramatta
Oracle "Thought Leaders Executive Breakfast Series" website link |
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| 21-24 July 2008 |
 41st Annual Convention,
Australian Institute of Food Service & Technology
Theme: Our Food, Our Future"
Dr John Gattorna to present a paper in Supply Chain Directions section,ie., "Living Supply Chains: Aligning People and Culture"
41st Annual AIFST Convention 2008 website link |
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| 8-10 July 2008 |
 Supply Chain Asia Forum 2008
Singapore
Panel: Meeting Customers' needs :
Beyond infrastructure & IT
 Link to Forum Brochure
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June 2008
and
July & August 2008 |
 'Operations & Logistics Strategy'
elective MBA MGSM
Hong Kong Set 6-8, 13-15 June
North Ryde Campus 25-27 July and 9-10 August |
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| 2 - 3 July 2008 |
 Cranfield University, UK
Guest Speaker, Business Leaders Forum |
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| 29 June -1 July 2008 |
Leading Global Supply Chains Program
Cranfield School of Management
Cranfield University, UK |
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| 27 June 2008 |
 IDF
Brussels
Strategy Workshop |
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| 22-26 June 2008 |
Supply Chain Management Program Cranfield School of Management,
Cranfield University, UK
Program designed specifically for senior executives in commerce and industry |
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| 12 June 2008 |
 Arshiya Breakfast Seminar
Fairmont, Dubai
"Designing and Operating Contemporary Supply Chains as Human Systems"
Link to Arshiya Breakfast Seminar Invitation |
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3 June 2008
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 Linfox Logistics-Melbourne Business School Workshop Series
1/2 day Workshop, Brisbane |
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| 27 May 2008 |
Linfox
1/2 Day Workshop, Melbourne |
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| 26 May 2008 |
Linfox
CEO Breakfast, Melbourne |
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8 May 2008
21 August 2008 |
Linfox Logistics-Melbourne Business School Workshop Series
1/2 day Workshop, Sydney |
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| 8 May 2008 |
Linfox Logistics-Melbourne Business School Workshop Series
CEO Breakfast, Sydney |
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| 3-4 May 2008 |
 Bahwan Cybertek
Strategy Workshop
Boston, USA |
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| 26- 30 April 2008 |
 Brazil Supply Chain Seminar Series
featuring Dr John Gattorna, sponsored by
Axia Consulting, São Paulo , Brazil |
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26 May 2008
and
27 May 2008 |
Linfox Logistics-Melbourne Business School Workshop Series
1/2 day Workshop, Melbourne |
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| 23 April 2008 |
 Nynas AB
Stockholm
Workshop for Executive Team |
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| 22 April 2008 |
 Maersk Logistics
Copenhagen
Workshop for Global Sales Team
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| 10 April 2008 |
 TEC
Brisbane |
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4,6 April 2008
and
18 -20 April 2008 |
Supply Chain Management
MBA Elective
Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) |
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| April / May 2008 |
 Series of workshops for MLA members on 'Alignment in Red Meat Supply Chains" |
| 3-4 March 2008 |
CSMP Southern Africa Roundtable
Johannesburg
Keynote presentation by Dr John Gattorna, "People powering contemporary high-performance supply chains" |
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| 20-22 February 2008 |
 2008 Supply Chain Business Forum
Mansion Hotel & Spa, Werribee
This 'By Invitation Only' event is jointly staged by Victoria University and Macquarie Graduate School of Management, with the principal sponsor being Linfox Logistics.
Watch this site for details of the various topics to be discussed in the eight (8) panels.
The following series of articles record the outcomes of the 8 panel sessions at the 2008 Forum. These are also available on the website of Logistics Magazine See www.logisticsmagazine.com.au
 Link to Article Glass Wall page 42 April 2008 Issue
Link to Article Glass Wall page 43 April 2008 Issue
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| 12 February 2008 |
 The Living Supply Chain
Breakfast presentation by two internationally acclaimed leaders in supply chain management thinking, Professor Martin Christopher from the UK and Australian expert Dr John Gattorna.
TIME AND VENUE:
7am to 9am, Tuesday 12 February, 2007
Sir Stamford Hotel Macquarie Street Sydney
For more information
12 February 2008 Breakfast |
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| 7 February 2008 |
 Supply Chain Development Managers Forum
Maersk Logistics, Copenhagen
Dr John Gattorna to lead a session on 'thought leadership' in contemporary supply chains. |
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4 February 2008
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 'Dynamic Supply Chain Ailignment'
part of the Supply Chain Appreciation Program for
BAT (UK), delivered by Cranfield faculty, UK |
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| 29 January 2008 |
 CEO Workshop , Meat & Livestock Australia,
North Sydney
Invitation to CEO Workshop |
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| 16 December 2007 |
 Oman Society for Petroleum Services, Oman
After dinner speech to members of OPAL at their Annual Conference. |
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| 12-13 December 2007 |
 Meeting of Advisory Board, Arshiya International
Mumbai
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| 21 November 2007 |
 London Business School, London
Guest lecture and podcast for the executive program: Managing in an Unpredictable World, directed by Prof. Donald Sull
See www.london.edu/executiveeducation/muw |
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8-11 November 2007
&
16-18 November 2007 |
 MGSM Hong Kong
Living Supply Chains
This subject is an elective in the MBA program at MGSM, and offered in Hong Kong. |
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| 7 November 2007 |
 CHaINA Summit 2007
Shanghai, China
People Powering supply Chains
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| 6 November 2007 |
MGSM Breakfast, Sydney
Address: Living Supply Chains |
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| 16 October 2007 |
 3rd CIPS Australia Annual Conference, Melbourne
Theme: It's not just about cost
Title: "Supply Chain Management is business, and business is people"
Abstract: John Gattorna will make the case that all enterprises are permeated by multiple supply chains/pathways running through them. He also contends that these pathways along which products and services move are powered by people: customersat the demand end; employees, management, and Boardsinside the enterprise; and suppliers at the sourcing end.
All these people influence the way products and services move and therefore the performance of the supply chains they participate in. The trick is to get all parties in synch and aligned. John Gattorna will reveal the framework that he has devised to do just that. |
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| 21-24 October 2007 |
 CSMP Conference, Philadelphia
Chair 1/2 -Track on Global Collaboration.
This will involve a series of six sessions. |
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| 28 September 2007 |
 Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia ( SCLAA)
Dr John Gattorna presentation: "People Powering contemporary high-performance supply chains" |
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| 18 September 2007 |
 Danish Post Conference, Copenhagen (Taulov)
Keynote: People Powering Contemporary High-performance Supply Chains
Products and services don't simply move through enterprise supply chains by chance. Products and services only flow if customers and consumers on the outside make decisions to buy in certain ways, and management and staff inside enterprises make decisions to either push products through or build capacity to respond rapidly to unpredictable demand. |
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| 3-14 Sept 2007 |
 Normandy Business School, Le Havre
Value as a Strategic Concept, is taught as part of the M.Com in Value Chain Management, a joint-venture between Normandy Business School and Macquarie University |
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| 29 August 2007 |
Value Chain/Supply Chain with
Prof John Gattorna
USB Executive Development Ltd Seminar
Gauteng, SA, 29 August, 2007 |
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| 22-23 August 2007 |
 International Diabetes Federation Sydney
Special 1 1/2-day strategy workshop for members of the IDF Executive Board |
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| 21 August 2007 |
 Dimensions 2007, Australian Sales & Marketing Institute Conference, Sydney
Keynote: Living Supply Chains - a multidisciplinary approach
See: www.dimensionspd.com
» Download latest draft program |
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| 18-20 July 2007 |
Supply Chain Asia Forum 2007, Singapore
19 July: Panel: Leadership and Supply Chain Developments in Asia
20 July: Supply Chain Excellence Track -Living Supply Chains
www.supplychainasia.com
» Download latest brochure
» Download latest draft program |
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| 9-13 July 2007 |
 Asian Intensive School for
Advance Management (AISAM 07) Penang
MBA Unit: Living Supply Chains in international management.
This unit is part of an intensive 2-week Summer School for students from a consortium of six Australian Business Schools, members of the Australian National Business School (ANBS).
See www.anbs.com |
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| 25-29 June 2007 |
Cranfield School of Management
(UK), Logistics Management
Program (LMP)
Program designed specifically for senior executives in commerce and industry. |
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| 26-27 June 2007 |
 CILT (UK) Logistics Convention - The Logistics Event 07
Birmingham, UK
www.ciltuk.org.uk |
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| 22 Jun 2007 |
SMART 2007 Conference, 
Sydney Special 1/2-Day Workshop -
Supply Chain Collaboration:
Turning The Concept into Reality.
Co-moderated with
Dr. Thomas Speh, Miami University |
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| 21 Jun 2007 |
SMART 2007 Conference, Sydney
Address: Human behaviour- powering contemporary supply chains |
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| 21-22 May 2007 |
European Supply Chain & 
Logistics Conference, Düsseldorf.
Keynote: Shaping the Supply Chain Workforce 
» View event web site
» Event details [PDF 375KB] |
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| 14 March 2007 |
 Address to the European Chamber of Commerce, Taipei.
Sponsored by DHL Taiwan
Title of the address is: "Living Supply Chains"
» Event details |
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19-23 February 2007
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Cranfield School of Management (UK), Logistics Management Program (LMP)
Designed specifically for senior executives in industry and commerce. |
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| 6-7 February 2007 |
 PeopleChain
2007, Amsterdam
Keynote: Human behaviour
– powering contemporary supply chains
Sheraton Hotel Schiphol, Amsterdam
 View
conference program [PDF 706KB] |
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| 8-9 February 2007 |
 The
Conference Board, European Council on Global Supply Chain,
Windsor.
Keynote: Living Supply Chains
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| 4 March 2007 |
CXO Forum - Leadership Breakthrough -
the 4 PL way, Muscat.
Keynote: Living
Organizations
View
conference program [PDF 774KB] |
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| 15-18 Oct 2006 |
 CSCMP
2006 Annual Conference, San Antonio
17 October 2006, 1.00 - 2.00pm
Living
Supply Chains: Behavioural Aspects in the Design and Management
of Supply Chains
People who drive supply chains and human behaviours are most
effective when goals, structures and skills match. This session
discusses models for aligning strategies, internal human resources,
processes, technology, and leadership style, with customers'
buying behaviours and organizational objectives.
Session
Type: Tutorial Session
Education Level:
Intermediate
17 October 2006, 4.00 - 5.00pm
How to Design
and Manage Truly Collaborative Supply Chains
There is too much spoken about collaboration and too little
understood. This session is based on a wider study of the four
basic types of supply chain, and takes the view that, "you
only collaborate with those companies which genuinely want to
collaborate". Coming to the conclusion that with this thought
process the over-and-under-servicing can be eliminated.
Session Type: Tutorial Session
Education
Level: Advanced
» Read
a review of the event |
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| 27-28 September 2006 |
 Invitation-Only
Supply Chain Peer Luncheon
Join us when Dr. John Gattorna, Supply Chain Thought leader
and acclaimed author shares experiences and best practices from
leading supply chain organisations.
Sydney and Melbourne
This invitation-only luncheon is focused on the open interchange
of ideas and experiences that drive supply chain improvement
through changes in supply chain operation models, metrics, processes
and practices, and technology. |
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| 2-3 August 2006 |
 The
Evolution of Logistics & Supply Chain Management in China
John will present 'Living Supply Chains: A Radical New Framework
for Designing and Operating High-Performance Supply Chains'.
Shanghai, China
» View
conference details
Conference
progam [PDF 55KB] |
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| 26 July 2006 |
Supply
chains are the business
At this CEDA lunch, John presented insights on how to design
and manage high performance supply chains of the future.
More
details & registration form [PDF 57KB]
» View
CEDA e-newsletter |
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| 17-19 May 2006 |
Supply Chain Executive Forum 2006
Jointly conducted between the Centre for Supply Chain Research,
University of Wollongong and the Cranfield Centre for Logistics
and Supply Chain Management, UK, at Cypress Gardens Resort,
Hunter Valley.
»
More information |
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| 21-23 February 2006 |
Global Supply Chain & Logistics Conference - Dubai
Behavioral aspects in the Design and Management of Contemporary
Supply Chains
Paper argued that too much emphasis in the past has been placed
on technology and infrastructure as the sole source of improved
performance in corporate supply chains.
Rather, supply chains are propelled predominantly by human behaviour,
both outside (customers) and inside (staff and management) the
enterprise. |
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| 14 October 2005 |
Bringing strategic supply chain issues into the Boardroom-
transforming the enterprise
CFO Forum, Sydney.
The Forum is a joint initiative of the Association of Chartered
Certified Accountants and IBM. |
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28 April,
4 July,
10 Oct 2005: |
3 X 1-day public Seminar Series under the auspices of the
Centre for Supply Chain Research, University of Wollongong.
All three (3) seminars held in Sydney:
28 April: “New Thinking in Logistics &
Supply Chain Management”, with Prof. Martin
Christopher, Cranfield;
4 July: “Getting Management and Technology
to work together in contemporary supply chains”,
with Prof. Aditya Ghose, ADL Laboratory, UoW;
10 October; “RFID and Security Issues in today’s
supply chains” |
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28 September-
1 October 2005 |
The Logistics & Supply Chain Forum
Vision, determination and an unswerving drive were
key traits that summed up this year's Logistics & Supply
Chain Forum on the P&O Aurora.
Visionary supply chain 'Guru' Prof. John Gattorna delivered
his latest thinking on the networked supply chain and gave us
all an idea on how to create an individual SC best suited to
the customer. |
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| 2005: |
Living Supply Chains in Asia Pacific
2005 Asia Pacific Seminar Series sponsored by DHL Global
Logistics (by invitation only).
Bangalore, 7 March
Jakarta, 9 March
Taipei, 15 April
Kuala Lumpur, 25 July
Singapore, 26 July
Bangkok, 15 August
Manilla, 16 August
Tokyo, 29 September
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| 2 Jun 2005 |
Living Supply Chains - unlocking value through
a radically new approach to the design and operation of corporate
supply chains.
SMART2005 Conference, Sydney.
This presentation is based on the contents and thrust of a new
book of the same title due to be published in London in late
2005. In essence, John Gattorna argues for a radical re-think
of current approaches to designing and managing today's supply
chains. In particular, he contends that the biggest influencer
of performance, human behaviour inside and outside organizations,
is largely being overlooked in the search for ever increasing
corporate performance improvement. This situation must be redressed.
» admin@smartconference.com.au
» www.smartconference.com.au |
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| 3 Jun 2005 |
Next generation business models for supply chains
around the world
SMART2005 Conference, Sydney.
This special ½-day research-based workshop will be jointly
presented by John Gattorna and Frost & Sullivan’s
Cecilia Cabodi of their London office. Results of European,
Chinese, and Australasian research into the emerging array of
new business models in these markets will be presented. The
workshop is designed to be participative, so numbers will be
strictly limited.
» admin@smartconference.com.au
» www.smartconference.com.au |
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| 9-10 Jun 2005 |
"Next Generation Supply Chain Strategies"
Theme Based Workshop
Frost & Sullivan, London
This is a follow-up to the first workshop on this theme conducted
in London in April, 2004.
» Download
[PDF 72KB]
» www.frost.com/NextGenSupplyChain |
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| 11-15 Jul 2005 |
International Supply Chain Management
This 5-day program is an elective on the Asian Intensive School
for Advanced Management (AISAM), and is conducted in Penang.
The program is offered by the Australian National Business School,
a consortium of six (6) Australian universities. In 2005 this
elective will be taught solely by John Gattorna.
The underlying theme is "aligning supply chains with customers
and suppliers to create new value". The increasingly important
role of 3PLs and 4PLs will be critically reviewed, and new business
models proposed for managing future supply chains.
This elective is a "must" for those executives wishing
to extract high performance from their supply chains.
» www.anbs.com.au/aisam/2005/brochure.htm
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| 4-6 May 2005 |
Supply Chain Executive Forum 2005
A 3-day intensive Forum for C-level executives presented by
the Centre for Supply Chain Research, University of Wollongong,
at the Hyatt Regency, Coolum.
This is the 2nd Annual Forum, and is a “By Invitation
Only” event designed to bring together top level executive
teams from ten (10) enterprises drawn from across Asia Pacific.
Ideally, the representative team will be some combination of
the MD, CEO, COO, CFO, CIO, CLO, and CMO, or equivalent.
The underlying theme of the Forum is the achievement of improved
‘alignment’ between enterprises and their respective
customers, suppliers, and third party providers.
The format is unique in that a series of expert interventions
by the international faculty in plenary style sessions are interspersed
with mini-workshops where each executive team retires to consider
how the ideas presented earlier can be used in their own enterprises
and operating environments.
This is not a training session, and tangible outcomes are required
of the attending teams. A cross-section of enterprises drawn
from industry, commerce, service and government sectors are
to be invited. In the inaugural Forum in 2004, the ACCC contributed
to the debate on new business models in Australian supply chains,
and we intend to repeat this highlight in the 2005 program.
For further details contact john@johngattorna.com
» 2005
Program [PDF 163KB] |
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| 10, 11 May 2005 |
New Thinking in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
A special workshop for the Chartered Institute of Logistics
& Transport, New Zealand, Christchurch, 10 May; and
Auckland, 11 May.
This 1-day event (with Prof. Martin Christopher, Cranfield),
will explore different types of supply chain configurations,
and the corresponding business models which are emerging around
the world.
For more information contact: Bruce J. Draper, Executive Director,
Logistics & Transport New Zealand
» Download
[PDF 2.5MB]
» bruce@cilt.co.nz
» www.cilt.co.nz |
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| 9 February 2005 |
Exploring Living Supply Chains
A paper designed to expose the critical role of humans and human
behaviour achieving high-performance in supply chains.
Adaptive Supply Chain Strategies Conference 2005, presented
by Orkestrate, Sydney. |
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| 16 March 2005 |
The future for Australia - the opportunity to get
ahead of the rest of the world
A paper describing how Australia’s Pharmaceutical companies
can achieve World Class performance with the help of their supply
chains.
2nd Annual Pharmaceutical & Medical Supply Chain Conference,
presented by Lloyds List DCN, Sydney. |
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| 12 -16 July 2004 |
Asian Intensive School for Advanced Management (AISAM)
2004, Penang, Malaysia, conducted by Australian National
Business School Limited, an association of six(6) Australian
universities.
This 5-day MBA elective on Supply Chain Management
was taught jointly by Profs. John Gattorna (SBS) and Martin
Christopher (Cranfield, UK)
» www.anbs.com.au/aisam/2004/brochure.htm |
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| 22-23 April 2004 |
Presentation of two papers at a special workshop organised
by Frost & Sullivan, London.
Title: "Opportunities in the European 4PL market"
Paper 1: "Internal re-alignment of an enterprise
vs. the 'embedded' alignment offered by the 4PL model."
Paper 2: "The Progress of Logistics Service
Providers (LSPs) and other new supply chain Business Models
in the Asia-Pacific."
(See www.frost.com) |
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| 30 March 2004 |
Presentation of 3PL/4PL Research Report, Logistics
Association of Australia (LAA) dinner meeting, Sydney.
Title: "Characteristics, Strategies and Trends
for 3PL/4PL in Australia" |
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| 26 March 2004 |
Luncheon address sponsored by DHL, at the Four Seasons Hotel,
Shanghai.
Title: "Aligning your supply chains with customers,
suppliers, and 3PLs to extract sustainable new value at the
interfaces" |
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| 3 March 2004 |
Workshop presentation for The
Logistics Institute - Asia Pacific (TLIAP) and National
University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore - with Profs. Martin
Christopher (Cranfield) and John Langley (Georgia Institute
of Technology).
Theme: "Gaining competitive advantage through logistics
and Supply Chain Management"
Address: "New Business Models in Supply Chains" |
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| 2 March 2004 |
Evening address to AmCham
members, at the Shangri-la Hotel, Singapore
Title: "Supply chain excellence and the new
fundamentals- leveraging multiple supply chains in a global
marketplace" |
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| 1 March 2004 |
CLM Asia Pacific Conference, Singapore
Address: "Aligning supply chains with customers,
suppliers, and third parties to extract new value" |
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| 19 February 2004 |
Address to APICS , Victorian Chapter, Melbourne
Title: "Aligning your supply chains with customers,
suppliers, and third party providers to create new and sustainable
value" |
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| 12 December 2003 |
Decision Systems Laboratory, University of Wollongong
Workshop on Supply Chain Optimisation (SCO) and E-Markets.
Title: "Requisite collaboration in supply chains" |
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| 4-5 January 2003 |
2-day Executive Workshop at Sydney Business School:
Topic: "Aligning your supply chains with customers
and suppliers: a real-time diagnostic workshop" |
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| 18 November 2003 |
The 3rd Annual Supply Chain Management CEO Summit, Conrad
Hotel, Hong Kong
Keynote address: "Requisite collaboration
between Trading Partners in supply chains; a pragmatic point-of-view"
Wrote 'Introduction' to the book: Partnerships for success-Collaborative
Models for Modern Supply Chain Management, published jointly
by Hong Kong Article Numbering Association and ECR Hong Kong,
November 2003, to mark the occasion of the 3rd CEO Summit. |
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| 18 November 2003 |
Special ½-day workshop for CEO Summit attendees:
Theme: "Aligning your supply chains with
customers" |
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| 12 November 2003 |
2003 Australian Defence Forces (ADF) Joint Logistics Conference,
Darling Harbour, Sydney
Address: "Aligning your supply chains with customers/field
users & suppliers" |
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| 10-11 November 2003 |
Public seminar sponsored by TLIAP and NUS, at the Marina
Mandarin Hotel, Singapore
Theme: Supply Chain Management |
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| 3-7 November 2003 |
Logistics Management Program, Cranfield, UK (several contributions) |
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| 5 November 2003 |
Seminar: "New Thinking in Logistics and Supply
Chain Management", Cranfield, UK |
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| 2 October 2003 |
Logistics Ireland Annual Conference '03 and Supply Chain
Management Forum, Dublin Castle, Dublin
Theme: Practical and Achievable Supply Chain management
Initiatives for Improving Competitiveness
Keynote Address: "Ireland: backdoor or gateway to the
world- aligning Ireland's supply chains with customers to
create new prosperity"
» www.nitl.ie |
