Can you handle the type of multi-channel operation often needed to meet customer demands? At the upcoming Logistics and Supply Chain Conference, a panel of industry leaders will discuss the importance of multi-channel operations in an ever-changing, and increasingly demanding customer climate.
Mark Millar, author of Global Supply Chain Ecosystems, Andy Perry logistics director, The Co-operative Group and Jason Russell, supply chain manager, Mitchells & Butlers, will discuss the changes that companies are implementing to improve their end-to-end supply chain in response to growing consumer demands. They will talk about why consumer-purchasing habits are so rapidly changing, and how responsive companies are adapting to multi-channel.
There will be a host of other industry frontrunners at the conference discussing processes and challenges in the supply chain, including Richard Locke, head of general merchandising and analytics at Ocado, who will be talking channel management in the supply chain. He will look specifically at the last mile, the environment, set delivery times and training.
Mark Gaw, head of supply control at Booths, the high end supermarket chain and winner of the technology category at the European Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2015. Gaw will analyse how to improve and strengthen the supply chain by using technology.
Diageo will be represented by Paula Sheils-Ryan, the consumer goods company’s demand planning development manager. She will be talking about how important good training, support and progressing in the future is. Spirit Pub Company, who won last year’s Environmental Improvement category, will be focussing on sustainable standards at the conference, which takes place on 19th and 20th April 2016 in Central London.
Other speakers at the event include Carlsberg supply chain academy director Neil Bales, who will discuss the importance of people and sales and operation planning. Lego’s operations director Calum Lewis will ask the question: how accurate is forecasting, and how can it help manage the inventory and control costs?
Debenhams, Nestlé, and the Co-operative, as well as many others, will also be speaking at the conference.
The Logistics and Supply Chain Conference takes place on 19th and 20th April 2016 at The Waldorf Hilton in Aldwych, Central London.
Full details at: www.logisticsandsupplychainconference.co.uk
