Day One
Seminar
Multimodal 2017 sessions Tuesday 4th April in the Logistics Theatre
Sessions introduced by by Jamael Kudratt, Account Manager, Meantime Communications
12.30-13.30: The Power of the 3PL-Shipper Relationship – Chris Mills, Director of Transportation, Europe, C.H. Robinson Europe B.V. A journey of what a Third Party Logistics Provider (3PL) does for its customers on a day-to-day basis. Chris will take a deep dive into a real customer case study, looking at how a 3PL provider can help customers grow their business locally, and globally. Chris will also take the time to look at what is happening in the marketplace, and how, through collaboration with the shipper, we tackle some of those marketplace disruptors. Lastly, he will touch on the future of logistics and what that might look like.
14.00-15.00: Transforming UK Logistics – a collaborative case study • Stephen Carr, Commercial Director, Peel Ports Group • Razi Khan, Senior Tea/Tisane Buyer and Supply Chain Manager, Typhoo Tea Limited • Gary Jeffreys, Managing Director, Safmarine
15.30-16.10: Digital disruption in the freight forwarding industry – Troels Stovring, CEO, Twill Logistics (a part of Damco International) The freight forwarding industry is ripe for disruption. New technologies make shipping much more simple and transparent – from quotation, to documentation, tracking, and delivery. Traditional freight forwarders need to react quickly to avoid being left behind by a group of new and innovative players entering the market. The session will provide you with an overview of the latest trends in the industry and will give an example on how digital innovation will revolutionise the value proposition of freight forwarding in the future.
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