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Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit India’s Premier Thought Leadership Event in Supply Chain Engage……Collaborate…….Learn 16 th December 2017 Key Themes Hotel Orchid, Mumbai, India Navigating the Global Prefect Storm - Geo-political forces shaping Supply Chains in India - Are we Ready? Digitization, Connected Objects, and e-Sup- ply Chains Strategies for Emerging Trade Lanes and the Role of LSPs Future Direction of Supply Chain Manage- ment 3PL, User and Supply Chain Collaboration - Strategic Imperatives

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Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit

India’s Premier Thought Leadership Event in Supply Chain

Engage……Collaborate…….Learn

16th December 2017

Key Themes

Hotel Orchid, Mumbai, India

● Navigating the Global Prefect Storm - Geo-political forces shaping Supply Chains in India - Are we Ready?

● Digitization, Connected Objects, and e-Sup-ply Chains

● Strategies for Emerging Trade Lanes and the Role of LSPs

● Future Direction of Supply Chain Manage-ment

● 3PL, User and Supply Chain Collaboration - Strategic Imperatives

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Welcome to ISCM Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit 2017. Global trade patterns are undergoing yet another tectonic shift – from globalization to de-globalization, from bilateral treaties to trading blocks, from trade collaboration to a looming trade war, from tracking to Big Data Analytics and IoT. Add to it, consumers are no longer willing to wait patiently or forgive errors. Supply chains are under immense pressure to perform above consumer expectations, deliver to tighter TATs and keep costs low.

Are We Really Prepared?Undoubtedly, these trends will complicate an already complex supply chain and firms must act with urgency to maintain their lead between winners and losers. Those who plan properly stand the best chance to survive and thrive in a dynamic market.

The ISCM Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit 2017 is an absolute must for all firms specializing in manufacturing, retail, Pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, Logistics Services, and Operations. The Summit is a place to facilitate deeper knowledge and collaboration between logistics and transportation professionals from carrier, shipper, logistics service provider, and technology verticals.

As you make your networking and conference plans for 2017, we encourage you to join us for this valuable meeting in Mumbai in December 2017. With over 100 senior-level professionals in attendance, and more than 20 leading supply chain experts speaking, Asian Thought Leadership Summit and Academic Conclave is the place to openly discuss and debate challenges whilst finding real solutions to take back to your offices.

I look forward to welcoming you at the Asian Thought Leadership Summit.

Sincerely

Dr. Rakesh SinghChairman of the Governing Council, ISCM

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Key TakeawaysThe sessions at the Asian Supply Chain Summit will provide thought provoking insights into the emerging paradigms of supply chain in India and Asia.

● Gain an inside perspective on the challenges faced by C-suite executives and the opportunities they see to implement a transformative supply chain strategy

● Establish an integrated supply chain to create collaborative partnerships with key stakeholders

● Utilize big data and advanced predictive analytics to drive transparency and efficiency

● Improve value analysis operations for sustained savings and enhanced operational efficiencies

● Integrate supply chain strategy and operations across the enterprise

● Adopt lean principles to create efficient supply and equipment processes

“The best supply chain strategy conference I have attended in a very long time. Excellent speakers, futuristic themes and senior level participation made this a one of a kind event.”Kalpesh Pathak - Vice President, FIAT India Automobiles Pvt. Ltd.

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Who Should AttendAsian Supply Chain Thought Leadership summit is the ONLY event in India to provide senior management and Director level attendees the opportunity to get a 360° perspective on how they can revolutionize their supply chain strategies to enhance consumer experience, increase revenue and streamline operations.

The Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit will help Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, Chief Financial Officers, Chief Supply Chain Officers, Chief Logistics Officers, Chief Purchasing Officers, Vice Presidents and Directors of Supply Chain, Material Management, Value Analysis, Contracting/Purchasing, Procurement/Sourcing, Utilization to navigate the global perfect storm that is washing over the supply chains globally.

Why Should You Attend?At this year’s conference, you will network with Chief Supply Chain Officers (CSCOs), Heads of Supply Chain, Supply Chain Planning Executives, Procurement & Manufacturing Executives, Logistics & Distribution Executives; CXOs of logistics and 3PL firms, CXOs of material handling service providers, technology heads and academics will be in attendance.

Conclave PartnersISCM has tied up with a few renowned academic institutions, research institutes and supply chain association across the Asia to provide the right blend of Indian and international flavor to the Conclave and summit.

The institutions are:

● Gattorna Alignment Pte. Ltd.

● Air Cargo Agents Association of India

● Federation of Freight Forwarders’ Associations in India

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From To Agenda

9.00 AM 9.30 AM Registration

9.30 AM 10.00 AM Navigating the Global Prefect Storm - Geo-political forces shaping Supply Chains in India - Are we Ready? Geo-political re-alignments are re-drawing the supply chains across the world. Today, businesses operate in an environment where geo-economic forces are interacting with shifting geopolitical realities creating a perfect storm. This session will focus on how firms need to develop strategic awareness of the new geo-political influences reshaping global businesses and their supply chains. It addresses the moot question – how prepared are we to meet these challenges.

10.00 AM 10.30 AM Digitization, Connected Objects, and e-Supply ChainsDigitization, IoT and the Internet are changing the way organizations transact. The biggest change is in the domain of consumer buying behavior – the digital netizen has a different set of parameters for buying. The moot word is speed. Delays in the whole cycle – from discovery to ordering to fulfilment. Supply chains have to reboot to integrate digitalization, Connected Objects, and the e-customer. This calls for innovative solutions and thinking on the feet.

10.30 AM 11.00 AM Importance of Logistics Clusters in IndiaFreight transport gridlocks and logistics inefficiencies define Indian logistics sector. High logistics costs mean that firms are less competitive and prices are unnecessarily high. Identifying bottlenecks, opportunities for strategic investment and collocation of activities to achieve lower costs of logistics and trade is the need of the hour. Some of the answers to these questions are rooted in the phenomenon of logistics clusters--geographically concentrated sets of logistics-related business activities. The speaker will share opinions on this phenomenon.

11.00 AM 11.15 AM Tea Break

11.15 AM 11.45 AM Strategies for Emerging Trade Lanes and the Role of LSPsOne Belt, One Road is a development strategy and framework, proposed by China that focuses on connectivity and cooperation among countries primarily between the People’s Republic of China and the rest of Eurasia, which consists of two main components, the land-based “Silk Road Economic Belt” (SREB) and oceangoing “Maritime Silk Road” (MSR). Alongside, the ASEAN nations have come together in an alliance called ASEAN Economic Community. The establishment of AEC in 2015 is a major milestone in the regional economic integration agenda in ASEAN, offering opportunities in the form of a huge market of US$2.6 trillion and over 622 million people. These two initiatives have the ability to re-define Indian Economy. This session will throw light on the impact of these initiatives, and how India should capitalize on it.

11.45 AM 1.00 PM Disruptive Technology and Supply ChainsThe hyper rapid developments in the technology domain have the power to disrupt our supply chains. As it is, supply chains are as much about flow of information as about goods and finance. However, a handful of technologies – from Blockchains to Internet of Things to machine Learning to Augmented Reality is set to radically transform supply chains. Firms have to balance the objectives of driving costs down, provide on-demand gratification, and enhance efficiency. The secret to this is harnessing automation and Information Technology – with smart machines, big data, mobility and cloud computing. The speaker will share her views on how firms can balance growth; enhance operational efficiency through IT and automation. The speaker will share the developments from across the world and offer a roadmap for Indian firms.

Agenda at a Glance

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From To Agenda

1.00 PM 2.00 PM Lunch & Networking

2.00 PM 2.30 PM Motivational Speaker

2.30 PM 3.00 PM Future Direction of Supply Chain ManagementMany global supply chains are not equipped to cope with the VUCA world. Traditional supply chains could manage stable, high-volume production by capitalizing on low cost labor available in some countries. Today the relative attractiveness of manufacturing locations changes quickly—along with the ability to produce large volumes economically. Such traditional approaches can leave supply chains dangerously exposed. To remain in business, supply chain leaders must marry the demand-driven consumer value chain with their business strategy to create a supply chain strategy and in turn identify key capabilities required for profitable fulfilment. The speaker will share his views on aligning supply chains to consumer and the strategy of the firm. This CEO forum discuss the contours of the new supply chain paradigm.

3.00 PM 4.00 PM Reaching the Rural Last MileThe next big market for India is the rural hinterland. Much of rural India is plagued by poor infrastructure, lack of visibility and disaggregated population. However, rural India is aspirational, willing to spend and emerging as a key to profitable growth. The speaker will share opinions on the structure of the rural markets and what it takes to succeed.

4.00 PM 4.15 PM Tea Break

4.15 PM 4.45 PM Managing uncertainty & risks in supply chainsWe are in a VUCA world. To add to it, Supply Chains have become inter linked and complex. Any delay or default propagates quickly through the chain, causing supply chain disruptions, and loses. Each node in the chain will have to act with the objective of the entire chain – not just their own interests. The panel will debate on how each entity should manage the uncertainty under their control, but keep the overall objectives of the chain in mind. Risk mitigation at one node should not create new risks down the line

4.45 PM 5.45 PM 3PL, User and Supply Chain Collaboration - Strategic ImperativesThe world is moving toward a dynamically aligned supply chain – one where every node of the supply chain is aligned to the overall goal of supply chain efficiency. One way in which this alignment can shape up is by improving collaboration of all the supply chain entities. India has a long way to go in this respect. This session seeks to bring various stakeholders – 3PLs, users and other entities on a common platform to develop the broad contours of a collaboration framework.

5.45 PM 6.15 PM Conference Chairs Closing Remarks

6.00 PM 6.30 PM Tea Break

6.30 PM 7.00 PM Pre-Award Speech – ISCM White Paper on Cargo

7.00 PM 8.30 PM Awards Nite

8.30 PM Cocktails and Dinner

Agenda at a Glance

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Speakers at our Previous Summit

Alagu Balaraman,Partner & Managing Director, CGN Global, India

John Gatorna,Executive Chairman, Gattorna Alignment Pvt. Ltd.

Arif Siddiqui,Founder and Director, Coign Consulting

Mahender Singh,Director - Transportation & Logistics, MIT Global SCALE Network, USA

Damodar Sahu, Industry Principal - IoT, Smart Manufacturing & After market Services, Mfg. & Hi-Tech Industries, Wipro Technologies

Cyrus J. Guzder, Chairman, CII – Institute of Logistics Advisory Council & Chairman & Managing Director, AFL Pvt. Ltd.

Vaidy Jairaman,Professor, University of Miami, Florida, USA

Milind Tailor,Head of Supply Chain Management, Diebold Systems Private Limited

Kalpesh Pathak,Vice President - Corporate SCM, Fiat India Automobiles Ltd.

Vijay Wadhwani,Asst. Vice President - SCM, Relaxo Footwears Limited.

Jeevan Guruprasad Raosahib,Director, Indelox Services Pvt. Ltd.

Pramod Sant, Vice President - Head of Export/Import & Export Control & Customs - Siemens Ltd.

Rajesh Neelakanta,Executive Director and CEO, BVC Logistics

Rakesh Shah,Director - Supply Chain & Strategic Dealer Management - Merck

Kundan Raut,CFO / Head SCM (Pizza Hut, South East Asia)

Rakesh Sinha, Head-Global Supply Chain, Manufacturing & IT - Godrej Consumer Products Ltd.

Sharmila H. Amin,Managing Director - South Asia India - Bertling Logistics India Pvt. Ltd.

Srinivas Sattiraju,CEO, Delex Cargo India Pvt. Ltd.

Harry Lagad,Vice President (Corp) South East Asia, Toll Global Logistics Ltd.

Sanjiv Navangul, Managing Director, Janssen India, Pharmaceutical Company of Johnson and Johnson

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Asian Supply Chain Thought Leadership Summit

16th December 2017

Hotel Orchid, Mumbai, India