Conference Day Two: 26th January, 2010
08:00 Coffee And Registration
08:50 Chair’s Opening Address
STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE PLANNING OF OPERATIONAL RESOURCES
09:00 Outsourcing Of The Finnish Army’s Depot Level Maintenance
Through Strategic Partnership
- A clear understanding of the maintenance requirements of physical assets
- Understanding the outsourcing risks and addressing them within the agreements
- Teething problems experienced during the operational use of the services of the partner
Colonel Raimo Petasnoro
Chief of Logistics, Army Materiel Command
Finland Army Materiel Command
09:30 Interconnection Of Information Systems For The Efficient Planning And Use Of Operational Resources
- Total asset visibility to support the logistic decisions of military leaders
- Combination of features from ERP with geographical information systems
- Support of logistic processes with state of the art technology like RFID
Michael Renk
Director of Defence Solutions
Siemens IT Services & Solutions
10:00 Modernising Air Force Logistics IT Systems - A Case Study
- How requirements were defined
- How selection process was carried out
- Why Miro's GOLDesp system was selected and benefits expected
Senior representative
Royal Saudi Air Force
10:30 Networking Refreshments
COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES
11:00 Nation-To-Nation Cooperation In Combined Logistics To Drive
Efficiency And Maximise Operational Capabilities
- Uncovering the key challenges and potential benefits for allied militaries: how do you establish the trust and best work with each other?
- Developing a logistics interoperability plan around commands, systems, transportation and support and understanding that not all logistics activities need to be interoperable
- Looking to the future: how will allied partnerships evolve?
Bruno Cantin
Head of Logistics Defence Planning and Policy Division
NATO
11:30 Czech Ministry Of Defence: Establishing A Multinational
Logistics Coordination Centre To Increase Interoperability
Between Defence Organisations, Allies, NGOs And PVOs
- Logistics challenges, national requirements and constraints
- Improving national cooperation and coordination of multinational logistics through the establishment of Multinational Logistics Coordination Centre (MLCC)
- MLCC's mission and expected deliverables to improve logistics cooperation
Brigadier General Libor Krejcar
Director Logistics Division
Czech Ministry of Defence
Colonel Roman Dufek
Chief of Movement and Transportation and Logistics Information Services, Mulitnational Logistics Centre
Czech Ministry of Defence
12:00 Panel Discussion: Examining The Various Approaches For Contractor Support And The Pros And Cons Of Outsourcing
- Risk assessment when outsourcing
- Evaluating the different approaches for managing contractors e.g. prime contractor, 3PL or freight forwarders and how they should evolve alongside changing threats
- Deciding how much to outsource or in-source: can decentralising decision-making and execution ensure greater flexibility?
Panelists:
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Captain Frank Hruska Assistant Chief of Staff for Logistics and Infrastructure (N4) for Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command in Manama Bahrain
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Colonel Raimo Petasnoro Chief of Logistics, Army Materiel Command Finland Army Materiel Command
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Colonel Furio Zanatta Logistic Command, 2nd Division - 1st Department, Head 1st Office "Combat Aircraft" Italian Air Force
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Moderator:
Jeffery Holmes
Director
PRTM Management Consultants
12:45 Lunch
A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO PROCESS OPTIMISATION
13:45 Determining The Implications Of SCOR On End-To-End Supply
Chains
- Exploring what SCOR is all about
- Who is utilising it? How? Why?
- Examining how the SCOR model can apply to defence initiatives
Douglas Kent
Director for Europe
Supply Chain Council
14:15 Panel Discussion:
Developing Key Metrics To Quantifying Supply Chain
Performance
- Performance measurement metrics: how do you measure the before and after?
- What are the efficient savings on the operational overheads by enhancing visibility in your end-to-end logistics and supply chain?
- Identifying areas for continuous improvement
Moderator:
Shane Targett
CEO
Giode
Panelists:
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Douglas Kent Director for Europe Supply Chain Council
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Ozlem Ergun Associate Professor and Co-Director Center for Humanitarian Logistics
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15:00 Networking Refreshments
15:30 Closing Plenary:
Evaluating The Current Trends And The Future Of The Defence
Supply Chain
- The requirements for joint logistics and multinational/coalition logistics: what does this mean for suppliers and industry players?
- Today’s environmental concerns and the far reaching implications on the supply chain: how it has changed the supply chain requirements from procurement to delivery modes
- Analysing future threats: what are the logistical challenges and the solutions necessary?
Moderator:
Shane Targett
CEO
Giode
Panelists:
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David Dickie Director Advance Aid
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George Bond Director UK National Codification Bureau and Chairman NATO AC135
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Baudouin Heuninckx Advisor to the Head of Air Material Branch Belgian Ministry of Defence
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16:15 Chair’s Summary And Close Of Day 2