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Friday 21st
Caulfield
8.30am to 5.00pm
Overview
Working together is the cornerstone of civilisation. By fostering innovation through collaboration, companies and individuals are able to share in the greater benefits that this process delivers.
The Innovate Collaborate program will tackle some of the current challenges that all freight and logistics generators, providers and suppliers face - the environment, the technical agenda and chain of responsibility.
All offer substantial gains from collaboration and the fostering of innovation. All provide challenged as to how to deliver these gains. Innovate Collaborate will take you down this path.
Who should attend?
Freight generators, 3rd party logistics providers and equipment providers and
vendors as well as consultants and regulators.
8.30am |
Welcome and introductions |
Charles McLaughlin, Southern Region Transport Manager, Woolworths |
8.45am |
The need for innovation |
Nick Dimopolous, CEO, National Transport Commission |
9.10am |
Who’s innovative – industries and companies around the world |
Gordon Silvey, Practice Leader, Transport and Logistics, IBM |
9.30am |
Collaboration through standards – best practice examples |
Mark Fuller, Chief Operating Officer, GS1
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9.50am |
Technical collaboration – getting everyone talking (together) |
Rob Parcell, Director Southern Region, Optus |
10.30am |
Morning tea
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11am |
Getting truck and trailers talking – interoperability of equipment |
Shaun Taiko, Senior Operations Engineer, TCA
Thea Robotis, Communications Manager, TCA |
11.20am |
Environmental collaboration – achieving a carbon neutral outcome |
Andrew Thornton, Head, Retail Group, Transurban |
12 noon |
Compliance collaboration – making COR a collaborative effort |
Mike Wood, CEO, Latus
Ingilby Dickson, Vice President. BlueScope Steel |
12.45pm |
Summing up the opportunities |
Andrew Bray, General Manager, Supply Chain, Smorgon Steel Distribution |
1pm |
Close followed by lunch |
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