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Programme Congress Version 2019 International Supply Chain Conference October 23 - 25, 2019 InterContinental/ Schweizerhof, Berlin Inspire • Encourage • Act Mutig machen
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INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
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CONTENTS
At a Glance
TOPICS
Inspire .................................................................... 8, 10, 14, 16
Encourage ............................................................. 8, 10, 14, 16
Act ............................................................................. 9, 11, 15, 17
Science & Research .............................................. 9, 11, 15, 17
FORMATS
Plenary Sessions ............................................... 6, 7, 12, 13, 19
Specialist Sessions ............................................ 8 - 11, 14 - 17
LOG.Camps ..................................................................... 20 - 21
Outdoor and Meet the Expert................................... 24, 26
NETWORK
Gala Evening ................................................................ 22 - 23
Exhibition and Lounge Conversations ����������������� 32 - 35
After-Work Party ................................................................. 28
Meet-ups and Youngsters .......................................... 26, 27
SERVICES
Running Club ....................................................................... 30
Registration, Travel and Event Venue............................. 31
Room Plan ............................................................................. 39
Premium Sponsors and Sponsors ���������������������������� 5, 38
ORGANISER
Concept ................................................................................. 36
Partners ................................................................................. 36
The BVL – A Strong Network ������������������������������������������� 37
Project Team and Social Media �������������������������������������� 37
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EDITORIAL
Inspire • Encourage • Act –
Mutig machen
It’s time to get to grips with the big issues. Far-reaching political and social change on both
national and international level combined with the dynamic pace of technological develop-
ment call for committed action, courage and mutual inspiration.
Supply chainers are “business makers”. They know how important it is to adopt a positive
attitude, whatever the challenge. It is this that attitude that underlines our theme for the
year. “Inspire • Encourage • Act” calls on us to address the challenges in industry, politics and
society calmly and courageously, to implement promising ideas – rather than complaining
that everything’s just too difficult.
At the same time, we need to encourage and empower people to tackle the key issues, to
become involved, to explore uncharted or new territory, to take calculated risks and to roll up
their sleeves. The logistics sector successfully performs an extremely wide range of tasks every
day and communicates these activities both within companies as well as vis-à-vis political
decision-makers and society at large.
Robert Blackburn
Chairman of the Board,
The International Supply Chain Conference 2019 offers opportunities for the international Bundesvereinigung Logistik,
Senior Vice President Global Supply Management,
exchange of knowledge and experience. It showcases innovations and brings together Stanley Black & Decker,
experts from the worlds of industry and academia. And it provides the ideal forum for you New Britain, Connecticut, USA
to benefit from further training and networking options, as well as to build on existing and
establish new business contacts.
Even in the era of digitalisation, it is still people who interact with each other in person who
develop creative answers to today’s challenges and tomorrow’s trends – and who inspire and
encourage others by doing so. So let yourself also be inspired, share your expertise and take
new ideas back with you to your company. We look forward to meeting you in Berlin.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
10.00 - 10.20 DE/EN EN/DE Opening | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A1
Robert Blackburn Inspire • Encourage • Act – Mutig Machen
Chairman of the Board,
Bundesvereinigung Logistik, Spirited action, the willingness to tread new paths and enthusiastic mutual
Senior Vice President Global Supply encouragement – our conference and our association must always be allowed to,
Management, Stanley Black & Decker, and indeed should, reinvent themselves and have the courage to tackle key issues
New Britain, Connecticut, USA
and new projects so that people in logistics and supply chain management are
inspired to embrace innovation. We provide you with facts, figures, expertise and
experience that enable you to identify trends and develop the necessary strategies.
10.20 - 10.50 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A2
Alexander Birken Courage Goes Hand in Hand with Humility
Chief Executive Officer,
Otto Group, Over the last three years, the Otto Group has implemented far-reaching change in
Hamburg the corporate culture of its member companies to drive digital transformation. One
of the lessons learned during this process is that courage is one of the central success
factors. And it’s not only employees who need to be more courageous but also and
above all management personnel.
10.50 - 11.20 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A3
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Michael ten Hompel Silicon Economy – the Big Picture of Logistics
Professor, Chair of Material Handling and
Warehousing, TU Dortmund University, The digitalisation of everything and the role of artificial intelligence in everything
Executive Director, Fraunhofer Institute for will change everything for everyone. The interaction of platforms, blockchains, AI
Material Flow and Logistics (IML), Dortmund, and swarm intelligence is creating a new “Silicon Economy” which will eclipse the
Member of the BVL Scientific Advisory Board
outdated business models of Silicon Valley and turn the world on its head. Logistics
is the playing field on which the first half of this new B2B competition will be decided.
11.20 - 11.50 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A4
Angela Titzrath Test of Courage in the Port of Hamburg
Chief Executive Officer,
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), Containers have been transshipped in German seaports for more than half a century. It
Hamburg, always seemed as though this highly efficient method for transporting goods was with-
Member of the BVL Advisory Board out alternative, but the fast pace of digitalisation is making what seemed impossible
possible. The supremacy of the “steel box” is being challenged by huge volumes of data
and new transportation techniques. Ports must adapt to these changes, because they
will continue to play a key role in global trade in decades to come.
Press Conference Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg
Your first time at the ISCC?
Is this your first visit to the International Supply Chain Conference? Then we’d like to greet
you in person! BVL Board member Torsten Mallée, the lead organiser of the conference,
YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN:
would like to invite you to a reception in Room Bellevue in the Hotel Continental during
the Lunch break from 12.30 on October 23. A great chance to get to know other attendees
and the BVL team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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8.30 12.00 14.30 PLENARY SESSIONS
13.30 - 14.30 DE EN Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A6
Panel Discussion: Inspire • Encourage • Act
MODERATION
Roland Tichy
Chairman of the Board, Having only recently been appointed CEOs, the panel participants are responsi-
Ludwig Erhard Foundation,
ble for the future strategic development of their companies and research estab-
Bonn
lishments. This year’s panel discussion focuses on the issues that call for courage
on the part of CEOs and underline the need for them to actively empower those
around them. What challenges do they see for supply chain management and
Dr. Lars Brzoska logistics in the 2020s, and how do they intend to master these challenges? The
Chairman of the Board of Management, discussion promises to set the scene for an interesting exchange of views and will
Jungheinrich AG,
provide attendees with exciting insights and useful information. The following are
Hamburg,
Member of the BVL Advisory Board
just some of the questions that will be addressed by the panel chaired by Roland
Tichy:
Reiner Heiken
Chief Executive Officer,
■ Which challenges call for inspirational answers?
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics SE & Co. KG, ■ Courageous action by CEOs: what does this mean in practice?
Osnabrück ■ What new business models are in the pipeline,
and where is there a threat of disruption?
■ What kind of political framework is needed to ensure
Prof. Dr. Jana Koehler Germany holds its own in the competitive arena?
Chief Executive Officer and Director, ■ How can we encourage employees to actively engage transformation processes?
German Research Center for
Artificial Intelligence,
Saarbrücken
14.30 - 14.55 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III A7
Andreas Scheuer Digital, Interconnected, Climate-Friendly –
Member of the Bundestag, Transport Policy for a Successful Future
Federal Minister for Transport
and Digital Infrastructure, “Inspire – Encourage – Act”: this conference theme is a perfect fit for the policies of the
Berlin German Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure. Our railways, our roads, our
waterways and our air routes are the foundation of Germany’s success and our stand-
ing as logistics world champion. If we have the courage to systematically exploit the
opportunities presented by digitalisation and technical progress, then we can totally
reorganise routines, transportation concepts and processes in order to make them more
digital, more interconnected and more climate-friendly. We are employing a wide range
of measures to achieve these goals, from the “Innovation Programme Logistics 2030”
through to the “Action Alliance for Combined Transport”.
Start-Up Passage
The Bellevue Passage in the Hotel InterContinental Berlin will again be transformed
into the “Start-up Passage”, where twelve young companies from the logistics field will
YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN:
present themselves and showcase their solutions as exhibitors. You can look forward to
interesting conversations and a creative exchange of ideas. The young entrepreneurs will
be delighted to welcome you!
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
15.15 - 17.00 DE/EN EN/DE INSPIRE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam III B1
Evolution of Intelligent Logistics
MODERATION Petra Bögle
Lars Bäumann Department Head Business Integration Corporate IT,
Director Information Management DACHSER SE,
and Digitalization, Kempten
Volkswagen AG,
Wolfsburg,
Member of the BVL Research Council Logistics IT – Global Standards Versus Individual Solutions
Oliver Ring
Head of Global Logistics,
The Future of the Logistics IT Landscape
Festo AG & Co. KG,
Logistics and IT are growing ever closer together. Esslingen
What kind of IT infrastructure do we need to meet the
requirements of agile, collaborative logistics? Which Discussion include:
functions can serve as the foundation, and which func- Holger Krug Dr. Uwe Kubach
tions need to be highly adaptable? How can we flexibly Industry Strategist Supply Chief Product Expert,
Chain & Logistics, SAP SE,
merge an ever-greater range of solutions, partners,
ORACLE Deutschland B.V. Walldorf
customers and technologies? This session provides you
& Co. KG,
with ideas that will help you to launch your supply Dusseldorf
chain management of the future from your existing IT
Michael Weidel André Ziemke
landscape. After users have held their presentations, Director Strategic Solutions, Managing Director,
leading providers will also have the chance to say their Infor (Deutschland) GmbH, nextLAP GmbH,
piece. Is there just the one solution, or is the answer as Hannover Munich
individual as the supply chain of your company?
15.15 - 17.00 DE/EN EN/DE ENCOURAGE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I B2
Using Digitalisation to Overcome Borders and Create Opportunities
MODERATION | PRESENTATION Abderrazzak Askaoui
Trends and Strategies in Smart Production Chief Information Officer,
and Adaptive Logistics DEUTZ AG,
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Straube Cologne
Executive Director, Faculty of Economics and
Management, Chair of Logistics, Technische Uni-
versität Berlin, Member of the BVL Advisory Board From Household Appliances to Cyber-Physical Products –
Drivers of Change in Production and Logistics
Dr.-Ing. Michael Homuth
Breaking Down Borders –
Senior Vice President Operations,
Production and Logistics Vorwerk International & Co.,
Wollerau, Switzerland
Logistics and production processes have long since ceased
to be separate, isolated tasks. In the era of Industry 4.0 and Mastering Complexity and Planning Efficiently –
self-managing factories, the boundary between the two Opportunities of Digitalization for Production and Logistics
Oliver Bronder
functions is becoming increasingly blurred. Against this
Vice-President Logistics & Production Control,
backdrop, the speakers will hold short kick-off presenta-
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG,
tions outlining such issues as how the growing demand Stuttgart
for smart products is changing the interplay between pro-
duction and logistics as well as the challenges this cre-
ates. The speakers will describe the impact of electromo-
bility products on value added structures and logistics or
the options opened up by the intelligent interconnection
of logistics and production with the help of IT. You can look
forward to a wide range of different perspectives and an
interesting discussion with the speakers!
Die Wirtschaftsmacher – “Business-Makers”
The “Business Makers” will be providing updates on the “Logistics Heroes” campaign.
MEET UP The aim of the campaign is to raise awareness and appreciation for logistics activities
15.00 -
Venue: InterContinental Berlin, among the public at large and to interest people in a career in the logistics field (www.
17.00
Schöneberg die-wirtschaftsmacher.de). Participants will pool their expertise in brainstorming ses-
sions on the following topics: “mitMACHEN” (JOIN-in), logistics heroes – what´s next?,
new ways to reach target groups, suggestions for and expectations of the initiative.
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8.30 12.00 14.30 SPECIALIST SESSIONS
15.00 - 17.00 DE/EN EN/DE ACT | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center B3
Presentations and discussion include:
MODERATION | PRESENTATION
Christina Thurner Thomas E. Wahl
Member of Executive Management, Managing Director Logistics,
LOXXESS AG, Adolf Würth GmbH & Co. KG,
Unterföhring Head of Group Logistics,
Würth-Group,
Künzelsau
Marco Gebhardt
Family Businesses are Inspirational! Managing Director,
Gebhardt Fördertechnik GmbH,
The majority of companies in Germany are family-run com-
Sinsheim
panies. Given their sheer diversity of market focus and the
size of this market segment compared to other countries,
they are one of the key USPs of the German economy. These
Kerstin Wendt-Heinrich
companies have often exercised a stabilising influence on Managing Director,
the market, especially in more turbulent phases. Moreo- TOP Mehrwert-Logistik GmbH & Co. KG,
ver, their investments and the jobs they create make them Hamburg
a central motor of the German economy. In this session,
experts provide a view “from the inside” and explain how
long-term concepts geared towards continuity can give
SMEs a decisive competitive edge. Alongside the kick-off
presentations, there will be ample opportunity for discus-
sion as well as for your questions.
15.00 - 17.00 DE SCIENCE & RESEARCH | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg B4
Automatic Activity and Context Recognition for Analysis of
MODERATION the Order-Picking Process
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Schulz Dr.-Ing. Sascha Feldhorst
Head of Institute, Founder and Managing Director,
Institute for Mechanical Handling MotionMiners GmbH,
and Logistics, Dortmund
University of Stuttgart
Analysis and Improvement of the Performance Capability of
In-Plant Transport Systems Using Abstract Network Models
Dr.-Ing. Christian Hammel
Final Round of the Science Award for Supply
Managing Director,
Chain Management 2019 FabFlow GmbH,
Dresden
This year, BVL will already be presenting the Science Award
for SCM in recognition of exceptional dissertations with real- Integrated Process for the Solution of Operational Planning
world relevance for the 28th time. After this session, the jury Problems in Person-To-Stock Order Picking
Dr.-Ing. Patrick Kübler
will decide on the winner of the Science Award for SCM 2019.
Group Leader Company and Production Strategy,
The presentation ceremony will be held in Room Charlotten-
Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation, IPA
burg on October 25, 2019 at 11 am. You can find more infor- Stuttgart
mation on the Science Award for SCM at www.bvl.de/wpl.
With the friendly support of:
Coaches leave for the Gala Evening from the Hotel InterContinental Berlin
17.15 Transfer to the Gala Evening
Travel time approximately 45 minutes
Gala Evening
19.00 Venue: Arena Berlin, Eichenstraße 4, 12435 Berlin
Information: p. 22 - 23
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN EN/DE INSPIRE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam III C1
Digitalisation in Plant Construction – Optimisation Potential Along the Value Chain
MODERATION Prof. Dr.-Ing. Katja Windt
Ann-Kathrin Löhr Member of the Managing Board,
Partner/Agile Coach, SMS Group GmbH,
LB GmbH, Dusseldorf,
Bocholt, Member of the BVL Board
Member of the BVL Advisory Board
Logistics Challenge - Horizontal Supply Chain Collaboration
Bernd von Rosenberger
Vice President Global Industry Center Logistics Automation,
Data-Based Supply Chain Optimisation
SICK AG,
Data can be the starting point and the foundation of Waldkirch
new business models. This session presents hands-on
examples from the area of new technologies and shows Supply Excellence from the First to the Last Mile Driven by the Intelligent Use
how daa can be integrated in daily working operations of Location-Based Data
Christoph Herzig
along the supply chain from the first to the final mile.
Director Product Management Fleet Applications,
Where are the stumbling blocks, and what determines
HERE Deutschland GmbH,
the value added supplied by data-based optimisation? Berlin
Let yourself be inspired by speakers who know all about
Intelligent, Dynamic Itinerary Planning on the Last Mile
innovative approaches! Markus Haller
Head of Network Design,
Hermes Germany GmbH,
Hamburg
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN EN/DE ENCOURAGE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I C2
Making Something good even Better – Tracking the Salmon
MODERATION Thomas Niebur
Thomas Fell Head of Supply Chain Management,
Managing Director, Gottfried Friedrichs KG,
GS1 Germany GmbH, Hamburg
Cologne
Opportunities on the “Middle Mile” –
How Technology and Innovation can Drive Growth
Andreas Marschner
Commerce from the First to the Last Mile
Vice President, EU Transportation Services,
Challenges in the field of trading logistics can be extremely Amazon Deutschland Services GmbH,
Munich
complex. In the area of intralogistics, they often begin on
the very first mile, especially where sensitive products Instant is the New Standard
such as temperature-controlled goods are involved. The Daniel Gradenegger
Co-Founder und Member of the Board,
“middle mile” also needs to be well organised so that it is
Annanow Group AG,
ensured that goods are always available and customers are
Zug, Switzerland
satisfied. Even then, the logistical challenges aren’t always
over once the goods have been delivered. Returns, for
example, must be handled in an economical and resource-
effective manner. With presentations on best practices,
this session supplies valuable insights into every stage in During the session, participants in the “Lean and Green” initiative in Germany
the supply chain – insights that may also be of interest to will receive their certificates for their exemplary commitment and their pio-
your company. neering role in the area of green warehousing and transport processes.
Prof. Dr. Julia Hartmann
Professor of Sustainable
Supply Chain Management,
EBS University of Business and Law, PhD Candidates Workshop
Oestrich-Winkel
In order to encourage dialogue between the different scientific disciplines in the field
of logistics, BVL is inviting up to 15 PhD candidates to the International Supply Chain
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Fottner
Professor of Logistics Engineering Conference 2019 so that they can discuss and further their dissertation projects in the
Technische Universität München, context of an interdisciplinary dialogue.
Garching
108.30 11.30 16.30 SPECIALIST SESSIONS
9.30 - 11.30 EN/EN DE/DE ACT | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center C3
Potential and Challenges of the European Rail Freight System
MODERATION Furio Bombardi
Paolo Bisogni Managing Director,
President, European Logistics Association (ELA), Rete Ferroviaria Italiana S.p.A.,
Brussels, Belgium Milan, Italy
President, Italian Logistics Association – AILOG
Milan, Italy
Ports as Added Value Actors of Logistics Chains
Nicolás Martínez Andión
Head of Business Development,
Transport Structures in Europe
Algeciras Bay Port Authority,
This session focuses on the framework conditions for Algeciras, Spain
the different modes of transport and their effects on
European supply chains – which means it’s also about How to improve transport structures in Europe – insights of a car manufacturer
the role of EU transport policy. It’s already clear that Alain Joyeux
Alliance Global Director Logistics,
the targets defined in the transport white paper for
Renault,
the relocation of transportation to less CO2-intensive
Vélizy- Villacoublay, France
modes of transport are still a long way from being met.
The roads still the dominant factor in the transport of
Rail freight and modern logistics chains: how to bridge the gap between pol-
both passengers and freight. So what happens now? A icy expectations and business reality?
recent EU study outlines recommendations for action. Reinhard Haller
Policy Officer, Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport,
The presentations are organised by the
Unit Single European Rail Area, European Commission,
European Logistics Association (ELA), the
Brussels, Belgium
umbrella association of the national asso-
ciations for Supply Chain Management
and Logistics in European Countries.
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN SCIENCE & RESEARCH | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Tessin I/II C4
Development of a Methodology to Identify an Aligning Delivery Days to Optimize
MODERATION | PRESENTATION Application Option for Blockchain in the Sup- Delivery Schedules
Is a Doctorate in Logistics Worthwhile? Sina-Maria Schoenlein
ply Chain of the Commercial Vehicle Industry
Prof. Thomas Strothotte, Ph.D. Junior Project Manager Logistics,
Marian Kral
President, Tchibo GmbH,
Consultant,
Kühne Logistics University – KLU, Hamburg
Valantic,
Hamburg
Munich
The Role of Urban Logistics Properties in Last- End-of-Life Strategies for the Recovery
Thesis Conference Mile Delivery: Potential, Challenges and Recom- of Electric Vehicle Lithium-Ion Batteries
mendations for Action Tzen-Yik Yong
Once again this year, the Thesis Conference will be where Annika Neumair Student,
young professionals come together to network at the con- Trainee, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences,
Deutsche Post DHL, Dieburg
ference. After several Thesis Award winners have presented
Essen
their work, there will be a talk on new strategies in recruit-
ing and a brief discussion with attendees. The First Steps towards Autonomous Driving New Approaches in the Field of Personnel
– Analysis of the Cost Efficiency of Platooning Management
Technology in a Logistics Network Monika Behrens-Pyzalski
Wolfram Pfister Director Change Management,
Junior Analyst, Global HR Services,
Deutsche Bahn AG, Schenker AG,
Frankfurt Essen
With the friendly support of:
You can find more information on the
Thesis Award www.bvl.de/ta
Africa – Growth Market and Value Added Location
Africa is a key future market and is on the verge of a major upswing. It has a great deal
to offer European industry in terms of procurement, production and logistics. Join in the
MEET-UP
09.30 - discussion on challenges and success factors for the supply chain, on how know-how
Venue: InterContinental Berlin,
11.30 can be effectively transferred, and on how the opportunities presented by digitalisation
Schöneberg
can be fully exploited. You can look forward to ideas and inspiration from Prof. Dr. Julia
Arlinghaus (Fraunhofer IFF), Abdirahman Ikar (Hanon Systems), Stefan Reuter (Bremen
Overseas Research and Development Association) and the African delegation.
11THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
12.30 - 14.00 EN/EN DE/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III D1
Inspire • Encourage • Act
MODERATION
Frank Dreeke Ongoing digitalisation and the rapidly shifting world order are creating a constant
Chief Executive Officer, stream of new challenges. At the same time, new players in both politics and
BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & Co. KG,
economy are flexing their muscles and becoming potential game-changers. How can
Bremen,
Member of the BVL Board we address these challenges? What opportunities lie ahead for established corpora-
tions and start-ups? What do decision-makers need to do to prepare their companies
for the immediate future? And most importantly – how do we encourage and inspire
employees to actively support this transformation?
Jessica Hanson On the road to Digital Transformation! How to Engage your
Vice President Logistics Services Associates Through this Journey
North America,
Robert Bosch LLC, Digital transformation is no longer something of the future. Digital transformation is
Farmington Hills, USA shifting the supply chain value proposition from transaction-oriented work to work
that requires social intelligence, critical thinking and creative problem solving. Now,
more than ever, digital tools, automation and technology are at our fingertips and
are becoming more accessible to all. Even though these tools are readily available,
organizations can still struggle with creating their own digital transformation
opportunities and defining what success looks like for them. This session will focus
on Bosch‘s ongoing supply chain digital transformation journey and how simplifying
automation, employee collaboration and encouragement, as well as changing
mindsets have not only driven us to successfully reduce time and costs but have also
led to increased innovation, supply chain visibility, and more meaningful, value added
work for employees.
Nick Vyas Global Supply Chain Outlook in a Time of Uncertainty
Executive Director,
Center for Global Supply Chain Management, After four decades of globalization, we recently have seen strong sentiments against
Asst. Professor of Clinical globalization and commercialization. Issues like the US-China Trade War, Brexit, the
Data Science and Operations, tension in Southeast Asia, implementation of One Belt and One Road, and means
Marshall School of Business,
of digitization create incredible influx and uncertainties of global supply chain
University of Southern California,
management. What does this mean for trade, supply chain, human capital, and its
Los Angeles, United States
broad implications to human civilization? How do we adapt as a country, society,
company, and as an individual? How can companies strategize and execute their plan
to not disappear from the scenery? In spite of all this uncertainty and influx, there is
tremendous positive momentum that can carry humanity forward – but at what cost?
This Outlook 2025 will discuss these issues and will provide a more in-depth under-
standing of local, regional, and global footprints to understand where we are heading.
Erick Yong What Kind of Logistics Will Unlock the Economic Development
Chief Executive Officer, of the African Continent?
GreenTec Capital GmbH,
Frankfurt Logistics in Africa is frequently analysed from an external perspective and therefore
often perceived as totally inefficient. From an internal perspective, however, the
development of logistics is in fact in tune with the rhythm of the continent. There is a
rise in middle class spending capacity in an increasingly digital environment, and this
is paving the way for new business models. The African continent definitely benefits
from the experiences, perspectives and technology of developed countries, but
customisation is needed to achieve efficiency – and this is something that has to
come from within Africa.
Logistics Research – Scientific Journal
DId you know that BVL also publishes its own scientific journal? In Logistics Research
YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED IN: (LORE), you can read high-quality scientific articles from the areas of supply chain
management and logistics. We provide you with a truly interdisciplinary perspective!
You can also submit your own manuscripts at www.bvl.de/en/lo-re.
128.30 11.30 16.30 PLENARY SESSIONS
16.45 - 17.30 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III D2
Cyber-Security – Wish and Reality
MODERATION
Moritz Döbler Cyber-crime, cyber-war and cyber-terror are real threats. Cyber-security is about
Journalist, the protection of data and information systems but also the physical protection of
Weser-Kurier Media Group,
buildings and server rooms. It strengthens the digital immune system of industry,
Bremen
technology and research – and forms the basis for the smooth digital transforma-
tion of both individual companies and entire national economies. In short, this is
a topic that is of particular relevance for companies and private individuals in the
digital era.
Michael Vetter Bundeswehr 4.0 – the Digital Transformation
Lieutenant General, of the German Armed Forces
Head of Cyber/IT and Chief Information Officer
Federal Ministry of Defence, For the Bundeswehr as one of Germany’s biggest employers, as for other large-
Berlin scale organisations, the digital transformation is one of the most significant
Member of the BVL Advisory Board
challenges of the next ten years. The changes resulting from the digital trans-
formation impact each and every employee. Digitalisation creates new opportu-
nities and potential for the Bundeswehr, both in physical and virtual terms. The
cyber and information space also brings new risks, threats and challenges, how-
ever, which affect the security of Germany as a country. How is the Bundeswehr
addressing these risks and threats? What is its contribution to national cyber-
security, and how is it actively shaping the process of digital change?
Sascha Lobo The Security Mindset
Author and Publicist,
Berlin Most laypeople think security is a matter of technology. This isn’t wrong, but it’s
incomplete. Because those who talk about security on the level of society and the
national economy – as is necessary for logistics activities – must at the same time
talk about digital education and the fundamental way in which we understand the
Internet. This has less to do with questions of programming and more to do with
developing a “feel” for the digital world and its future. The presentation by Sascha
Lobo looks at the topic of security not from a technological perspective but from
the standpoint of societal change.
After-Work Party
17.30 Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Pavillon
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Brief and personal take on specialist topics
13THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
14.30 - 16.30 DE/EN EN/DE INSPIRE | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center E1
Digital Business Models and the Effects on the Supply Chain
MODERATION Driven by New Technologies
Stefana Karevska Frank Vorrath
EY Global Advisory Additive Manufacturing/ Vice President Service Delivery EMEA,
3D Printing Leader, Gartner Inc.,
Ernst & Young Deutschland GmbH, Hamburg
Mannheim
Understanding Local 5G Networks as a Catalyst for Innovations
in the Logistics Sector
Prof. Dr. Thomas Magedanz
The Potential Created by New Technologies
Head of Software-based Networks Division (NGNI),
Emerging technologies are often over-hyped before Fraunhofer-Institute for Open Communication Systems FOKUS,
Berlin
any kind of practical benefit has been fully identified.
The key issue is whether and how these new technol- Climate Change Mitigation: Logistics can Deliver
ogies can play an important role in helping us to meet Dr. Jörg Mosolf
Chairman of the Board,
the challenges in logistics and supply chain manage-
Mosolf SE & Co. KG,
ment in the medium term. This session takes a look at
Kirchheim
current trends and developments in different fields of
technology. The big question is: what opportunities do
2D/3D-Cameras, Lidars etc. – What to do With all the Data?
they create for your company? Dr. Moritz Tenorth
Chief Technology Officer,
Magazino GmbH,
Munich
Presentation of the Controlling of Logistics 4.0 Tool
Björn Bohlmann
Partner and Head of Competence Center Transportation, Travel & Logistics,
Horvath & Partner GmbH,
Dusseldorf
E-Fuels: Fuels of the Future –
What CO2-Free in the Mobility Sector Might Look Like
Elmar Kühn
General Manager,
UNITI Federal Association of Medium-Sized Oil Companies,
Berlin
14.30 - 16.30 EN/EN DE/DE ENCOURAGE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I E2
Scientific View on Transport Capacity
MODERATION Associate Prof. Dr. Anne Lange
Lisette Nap Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and SCM,
Vice President Ocean Solutions – University of Luxembourg,
Global Ocean Freight, Member of the BVL Scientific Advisory Board
Schenker AG,
Essen
Digitalisation in Transport Logistics – Building Trust, Sharing Data
Dr. Anton Schäfer
Industry Lead Travel, Transportation & Logistics,
Opportunities in Capacity Management
T-Systems International GmbH,
That capacity bottlenecks in the transport market are no Munich
longer temporary or seasonal but have become normality is
due to various factors. In this session, both service providers “Platooning by Rail” – Environment-Friendly Deployment
and shippers outline potential solutions and address ques- of Limited Transport Capacities
Claus Postiasi
tions such as: how can digital and software-based technol-
Director,
ogies be used strategically in order to tackle the problem of
LKW WALTER Internationale Transportorganisation AG,
driver shortage as one of the causes of capacity shortfalls? Wiener Neudorf, Austria
What are the benefits of transport collaboration between
Creating a Digitally Connected Network
shippers, and what needs to be borne in mind when plan- Roland Werner
ning cooperation in this area? At which points in the chain Director Public Policy und Governmental Affairs DACH & CEE,
can conventional transport service providers and digital Uber,
freight forwarders work together as partners and drive syn- Berlin
ergies that benefit the customer? We look forward to hear-
ing your views in the discussion session that follows.
148.30 11.30 16.30 SPECIALIST SESSIONS
14.30 - 16.30 DE/EN EN/DE ACT | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam III E3
Total Flexibility: How Work and Leisure can be Re-Combined
MODERATION Narcisse Benissan-Messan
Dr.-Ing. Uwe Jens Unger Director HR – Labour Relations & Standardization,
Senior Vice President Spare MAGNA PT B.V. & Co. KG,
Parts Management (PTS), Untergruppenbach
MAN Truck & Bus SE, Munich,
Member of the BVL Research Council
In the Eye of the Storm – Successful Recruitment in Transformation
Diana Eid
Director and Head of Global Recruiting,
Attractive Working Environments:
DRÄXLMAIER Group,
Challenges for Employers Vilsbiburg
As a sector of the economy in which digitalisation plays
an ever-greater role, logistics has to compete with other Successful Women as an Entrepreneurial Edge
industries in the war for talents. How can we retain our Sabine Hansen
Chairman of the Board,
employees in the face of declining loyalty to companies
She4Her Leadership Consulting,
and tempting offers from headhunters? Can employers
Dusseldorf and Mönchengladbach
make themselves more attractive by also focusing on
the soft factors? The only way we can succeed is by cre-
MADE DIFFERENT – Recruitment in SMEs and Family Enterprises
ating an open corporate culture that appeals to all Christian Schneider
potential recruits. This session looks at best practice Director Human Resources,
examples and role models that provide inspiration for BEUMER Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG,
your HR activities. Beckum
14.30 - 16.30 DE/EN SCIENCE & RESEARCH | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Tessin I/II E4
Supply Chain from All Sides. A learning Artificial Intelligence in Logistics – Can It Pave
MODERATION Network in the Chemical Industry the way for more Effective Identification and
Prof. Dr. Julia Arlinghaus
Gerold Ohlendorf Handling of Disruptions in Transport Net-
Director,
Managing Director, works?
Fraunhofer Institute of Factory
GOcon GmbH, Manuel Weinke,
Operation and Automation IFF,
Bielefeld Research Associate,
Magdeburg
Technische Universität Berlin
Replicators, Ground Drones and Crowd Logis- Virtual Reality in Manual Order Picking
The Latest from the Logistics Think-Tanks tics: a Vision of Urban Logistics in the year Jan-Karl Knigge
2030 – 3 Years Later Research Associate,
As was the case last year, these sessions will showcase Prof. Dr. Oliver Kunze Technische Universität Darmstadt
the exciting findings of recent studies by universities, Head of the Centre for Logistics
research establishments, interest groups and consulting Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences
firms. Look forward to inspiration from the think-tanks.
Gain new value added insights for your daily activities Batman vs. Superman – with Robert Langdon Insights into Developments in the Transport
in your company, or talk to the members of the logistics and Alice in Wonderland in the Leading Roles Market and Innovative Concepts to Reduce
Maj-Britt Pohlmann Empty Run Mileage and Boost Efficiency
think-tanks!
Associate Partner, Director Industry, Marc-Oliver Simon
For the first time this year, we held an online poll to
Ingenics AG, Founder & CEO,
decide who should be included in this session. Just Hamburg TRANSPOREON GmbH,
under 300 people cast their vote, and the seven best- Ulm
placed contributions will be featured in alphabetical
A Concept for the Repurposing of Existing Technology Radar for Warehouses
order (by company name). An “Audience Award” will be Urban Spaces for the Reorganisation of Julia Maihöfer
presented at the end of the session. Last-Mile Delivery Senior Consultant – Digital Manufacturing,
Frank Weber Capgemini Invent,
Head of Industrial Agency Germany, Hamburg
Jones Lang LaSalle SE,
Munich
Ladies in Logistics (LiL) ...
... is an initiative of BVL aimed at strengthening the network of women within the
MEET-UP
14.30 - logistics community. This forum for women, from students to top managers, will also
Venue: InterContinental Berlin,
16.30 be taking place in 2019 so that female logistics experts can share their know-how. Male
Schöneberg
colleagues are also welcome. Contact: Karen Klement, Karen.Klement@dachser.com
The Meet-up is followed by a reception at 17.00 at the BVL Lounge
15FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN EN/DE INSPIRE | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center F1
Predictive Logistics – the Role of Data in AI and
MODERATION Machine Learning-Models in the Supply Chain
Dr.-Ing. Torsten Mallée Arvin Arora
Director International Business Development, Founder and Managing Director,
AEB SE, Agile IT Management GmbH,
Stuttgart, Hannover
Member of the BVL Board
Beyond Logistics – RPA & AI – the Force Awakens
Olav Strand
Vice President and General Manager Central and East Europe,
Artificial Intelligence Meets Logistics
Blue Prism GmbH,
Logistics is increasingly proving itself to be the ideal playing Munich
field for the use of AI-based algorithms. Transport optimi-
sation, intelligent sensors and process automation are just AI-Controlled Automation as a Lever to Increase Productivity and Sales
some examples of potential applications. Nevertheless, Eike Wibrow
Senior Director Advanced Applications Division,
companies are often faced with the question of the
STILL GmbH,
preconditions under which the deployment of AI is
Hamburg
worthwhile and the factors that need to be taken into
consideration. The speakers use application cases to show
Artificial Intelligence: Potentials and Risks for Logistics
how AI can be successfully integrated in operational Robert Ziegler
business and the advantages this brings. They will also be Chief Executive Officer,
outlining the further technology developments that are Waberer‘s International,
in the pipeline and explaining how AI can become (even) Budapest, Hungary
more strongly rooted across a broad front. You can look
forward to an interactive session! Artificial Intelligence in Logistics – What’s Behind the Hype?
Jens Leveling
Team Leader Data Driven Logistics,
Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics IML,
Dortmund
9.30 - 11.30 EN/EN DE/DE ENCOURAGE | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I F2
The Logistics of Brexit: Myths, Muddle and Mayhem
MODERATION Prof. Alan McKinnon, Ph.D.
François-Regis Le Tourneau
Professor of Logistics,
Director Corporate Supply Chain Standards
Kühne Logistics University,
and Prospective,
Hamburg
L‘ORÉAL International, Clichy, France,
Member of the BVL Advisory Board
Washington Insights: US Trade Policy and
its Effects on World Trade
Andrew C. Adair, J.D.
Scenarios for Global Supply Chains
Founder and Managing Director,
Has globalisation reached its limits, or are we perhaps even DC/Berlin Consulting,
Washington, D.C. and Berlin
experiencing a phase of de-globalisation? The trade policy
of the USA, the self-definition of the EU as an economic Sanctions in Iran and Their Impact on Business and Foreign Trade
area and an actor on the global political stage, the conse- Amir Alidazeh
Member of the Executive Committee,
quences of a possible Brexit or the ambition of China to
MALEKI CORPORATE GROUP,
become a global player on the political and economic front Managing Director, AIBE e.V. (The Association of Iranian Banks in Europe),
with its “New Silk Road” show that the political framework Frankfurt
has a significant effect on the organisation of global supply
Africa, the Up-And-Coming Continent: Exploiting Business Opportunities and
chains. Those who courageously meet new trends head-on Managing Risks in a Growing Market
in the early stages will be able to exploit new opportunities Mohamed Ikar
– despite the political uncertainties. Our speakers will be Regional Head of Sales Middle East & Africa,
discussing current developments, logistics trends and mar- Kautex Maschinenbau GmbH,
Bonn
kets of the future from different perspectives.
Future Supply Chain Perspectives from Singapore
Wei Xuan Toh
Regional Director Germany,
Singapore Economic Development Board,
Frankfurt
168.30 11.30 13.30 SPECIALIST SESSIONS
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN/EN EN/DE/DE ACT | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam III F3
Digital Monitoring of Political Risks in the Supply Chain
MODERATION | IMPULSE Dr. Nicolas Schwank
Ralf Busche Founder and Managing Director,
Senior Vice President Global Supply Chain CONIAS Risk Intelligence GmbH,
Strategy & Performance, Mannheim
BASF SE, Ludwigshafen,
Member of the BVL Advisory Board
Supply Risk Management 4.0 ... on the Way of Digital Transformation
Petra Becker
Vice President Supply Network and
Risk and Resilience Management
Supply Chain Risk Management,
Many companies depend on smooth and reliable rou- Continental Automotive GmbH,
Regensburg
tines in global supply chains, but the complexity of these
chains is increasing all the time as a result of cross-bor- Managing Disruptions in a Strong Partnership to Minimize Supply Chain impact
der sourcing. This increases the probability of disruptions Dr. Jörn Fontius Sam de Bruijn
or, worse, interruptions that in very extreme cases may Divisional Director Supply Global Key Account Manager,
Chain Management, Prodrive Technologies B.V.,
even pose a threat to survival. Supply chain risk manage-
BEUMER Maschinenfabrik Eindhoven, Netherlands
ment using real-time data and based on resilience strate-
GmbH & Co. KG,
gies with business continuity plans enables companies to Beckum,
react rapidly and flexibly – and this is the only way that Deputy BVL Chapter Chair
companies can protect themselves against emerging
threats. In this session, you can learn about the strategies
chosen by companies in different sectors and gain valua-
ble insights for your own area of responsibility.
9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN SCIENCE & RESEARCH | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg F4
Smart Shuttle AI on the Smartphone: Identification and
MODERATION Ali Bozkurt Counting of Load Carriers
Dr. Joachim Schmidt
Research Associate, Jan Möller
Business Development,
Institute of Mechanical Handling and Logistics, Project Leader AutoID-Technologies,
Siemens Digital Logistics GmbH,
University of Stuttgart Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and
Karlsruhe,
Logistics IML, Dortmund
Member of the BVL Research Council
Drones in Intralogistics –
Obstacles and Preconditions Road vs. Rail – Using Algorithms to Choose
Benjamin Fritzsch Modes of Transport
Science Pitch Project Engineer, Jan Philipp Müller
IPH – Institut für Integrierte Research Associate,
In order to survive in the Produktion Hannover gGmbH Department of Management and Logistics,
competitive arena, SMEs in Technische Universität Darmstadt
particular need partners in Low-cost FTS Tracking with 3D-Sensors
the field of research whose Prof. Dr. Kai Furmans Agricultural Logistics
research is geared specifically towards their needs and Director of the Institute for Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Rank
Conveying Technology and Logistics Systems, Head of Department Material Flow Planning
whose work is geared into practice quickly and effi-
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, esp. Semiconductor Logistics, Institute for Tech-
ciently. Through its “Joint Industrial Research” pro- Chairman of the BVL Scientific Advisory Board nical Logistics, Technische Universität Dresden
gramme, the Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy
promotes practice-focused research with the aim of City Crowd Logistics Automation and Interconnection of Tool Logistics
strengthening SMEs. Selected participants present their Prof. Dr. Stefan Minner Florian Ried
Professor of Logistics und Research Associate, Chair of Materials
research topics and findings that are of direct real-world
Supply Chain Management, Handling, Material Flow, Logistics, Technical
relevance and submit their work to a vote by conference
Technical University of Munich University of Munich
attendees. The winner receives the audience award.
Presentation of the Science Award for SCM 2019
Jury Chairman Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Wolfgang Kersten will present the Science Award for SCM
2019 together with Martin Neuhold as the representative of sponsor Ernst & Young GmbH.
Logistics Properties
The BVL “Logistics Properties” focus group offers participants the chance to talk in
MEET-UP depth with real estate experts. Alongside the core field “automotive”, a further group
9.30 -
Venue: InterContinental Berlin, focusing on retail and eCommerce will be created after the conference. Raimund
11.30
Schöneberg Paetzmann, Vice President Corporate Real Estate at Zalando, will be on hand to discuss
goals and topics with you. Take this opportunity to actively share your knowledge on
topics like choice of location, 5G, sustainability, real omnichannel or click and collect.
17FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
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188.30 11.30 13.30 PLENARY SESSIONS
12.00 - 12.25 EN/EN DE/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III G1
Guy Verhofstadt Reforming Europe: Thoughts, Challenges and Looking to the Future
Former Prime Minister of Belgium,
European Parliament, Currently the European political climate is changing while the EU is facing huge
Renew Europe, challenges in world politics. How will Europe feel the impact of the UK’s exit, and
Brussels what can we do to create a new European spirit and enthusiasm for the remaining
27 member states to counterbalance euro-scepticism and show what Europe is
and what it can become? During the closing session, Guy Verhofstadt comments
on Europe’s situation.
12.25 - 12.50 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III G2
Christoph Eltze Logistics as a Shaping Influence in a Digital World –
Chairman of the Management Board, from Support Role to Key Player in the Trade Sector
Rewe Digital GmbH,
Cologne, The expectations of consumers are every-changing, creating increasingly complex
Member of the BVL Advisory Board challenges for trading companies in all sectors. Moreover, new digital options
and technology developments are changing the demands on the process side of
the trading sector. This creates major opportunities, particularly for the logistics
industry! With courage and a thirst for innovation, logistics can become the driver of
innovations and can even pave the way for totally new business processes.
12.50 - 13.15 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III G3
Martin Daum The path to CO2-neutral transport
Member of the Board of Management,
Daimler AG, It is no longer a question of if, it is a question of how: How do we achieve CO2-neu-
Stuttgart tral transport? How quickly and with which technologies? And what does it take for
the entire system to function not only technically but also economically, so that large
numbers of CO2-neutral trucks actually make it on the road? At Daimler Trucks, we
have examined these questions very carefully and gained clear insights – I would like
to share these facts with you.
13.15 - 13.45 DE/EN EN/DE Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I/III G4
Dr. Anselm Eggert Our business is flexibility
Vice President Strategy,
Portfolio & Cooperations, The air freight industry is considered to be sensitive to leading indicators. Weak sig-
Lufthansa Cargo AG, nals of change are already being picked up when other sectors of the economy
Frankfurt believe that they are still a long way from being affected by change. What are the
future perspectives? Will globalization stall? Will new trade barriers affect the flow
of goods? Which sectors will be first affected and which are more resilient? Are there
Robert Blackburn
Chairman of the Board, best practices? Two managers enter into dialogue and dare to look ahead. Will they
Bundesvereinigung Logistik, be able to make forecasts?
Senior Vice President Global Supply
Management, Stanley Black & Decker,
New Britain, Connecticut, USA
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19LOG.CAMP INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE
October 23, 2019, 15.00 - 17.30 DE/EN LOG.CAMP | Venue: Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof, Conference Center L 1
Your questions and a discussion on successful digital decision-making
MODERATION
Corine van der Sloot Franz-Joachim Schwenke
Director International Sales, Director Advanced Business Analytics,
Inchainge B.V., BASF SE,
De Bilt, Netherlands Ludwigshafen
Dr. Ulrik Genschmer
Making Better Decisions Faster Head of Business Intelligence Insights & Performance Management,
Otto GmbH & Co KG,
The effects of the digital transformation are now being
Hamburg
felt in all areas of today’s companies. The constantly
growing pressure of competition calls for ever-faster
automated and data-based predictive planning and
Thorsten Sommer
management strategies. Successful decision-making Head of Business Information Technologies,
followed by targeted implementation is set to become Volkswagen Group,
a key success factor in the medium term. In this LOG. Wolfsburg
Camp, you can learn how you too can use ITC tools to
make better decisions for your company faster.
October 24, 2019, 9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN LOG.CAMP | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam I L2
Simply Deliver Codept GmbH
MODERATION Osman Akdemir Felix Ostwald
Dr. Katrin Held
Founder, Rotterdam, Netherlands Co-Founder & Managing Director, Berlin
Head of Business and Program Development,
Digital Hub Logistics GmbH,
LuckaBox Logistics AG INN-ovativ KG
Hamburg
Aike Festini Andreas Rinnhofer
Co-Founder & CEO, Winterthur, Switzerland Managing Director, Kiefersfelden
ForkOn GmbH Metrilus GmbH
Start-ups Pitch Tim Klauke Dr.-Ing. Christian Schaller
Chief Executive Officer, Haltern am See Chief Executive Officer, Erlangen
Start-ups have brought fresh impetus to logistics in
recent years with a combination of creativity, dynamism Kentra Musanga Logistics
and the courage to take risks. Over 350 young compa- Klaas Jacob Klasen Daniel Schmitt
nies have meanwhile become established in Germany Founder & CEO, Hamburg Chief Technology Officer, Bonn
alone in various fields of logistics – and this has also led
Tracks GmbH
to a process of reflection among the bigger players in
Jakob Muus
the market. This year, we will therefore again be offer- Founder & CEO, Berlin
ing selected companies the opportunity to present their
ideas in the Start-ups Pitch. Which candidate has the evertrace GmbH
most convincing concept? Gautier Lobry
Founder & CTO, Berlin
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October 24, 2019, 14.30 - 16.30 DE/EN LOG.CAMP | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Potsdam III L3
Stefan Haas
MODERATION Managing Director,
Dr. Peter Gebhard Relytex GmbH & Co. KG,
Head of Logistics, Landshut
HiPP GmbH & Co. Vertrieb KG,
Pfaffenhofen
Prof. Dr. med. Elke Ochsmann
Head of Department of Occupational Medicine,
Fit in Logistics Luebeck Institute of Occu-pational Health (LIOH),
Luebeck
It takes stamina to face up to the challenges in the logis-
tics sector and remain successful. How fit are you? What
kind of condition are your employees in, your technology
and your data? In short: how fit is your company? This Log. Tobias Viße
Camp wants you to get involved in the Fishbowl. Learn Managing Partner,
Party Rent München – Cudok & Viße GmbH,
more about fitness at the workplace, in the field of tech-
Munich
nology and in the “new work” environment. Don’t worry,
though – you won’t need to bring a towel.
Michael Gryszko-Prattes
Head of European Distribution Center,
ASICS Europe B.V.,
Krefeld
October 25, 2019, 9.30 - 11.30 DE/EN LOG.CAMP | Venue: InterContinental Berlin, Charlottenburg L4
Kick-off presentation and rotating workshops on the following topics:
MODERATION
Dr.-Ing. Christian Jacobi Are Our Cities Becoming Ever Slower? No Traffic Flow without Data
Managing Director, Dr. Christian Grotemeier
agiplan GmbH, Managing Director,
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr, BVL.digital GmbH,
Member of the BVL Board Bremen
Urban Logistics in the City of the Future
The range of products and services in a city affects its quality
of life. The provision of goods is of central importance to both Logistics Experts as Partners in the
businesses and end customers. Shippers and logistics service Context of Urban Transformation
providers offer a variety of concepts and ideas. How can they
be brought to life in cities that have grown organically, while
taking the needs of local residents into account? Find out
more based on selected real-world examples, and join in the
discussion with representatives from business, politics and
How Cities Can Shape Future-Focused Logistics
administration. The Log.Camp will be supported by the BVL
Focus Group “Urban Logistics”.
Traffic Must Flow – but Not Without Data
Get-together for HR Managers
October 24 GET TOGETHER On Thursday, 24.10.2019, a get-together on the topic of further training for junior staff
12.30 - Venue: InterContinental Berlin, and specialists will take place in the BVL Lounge (Room Tegel). Meet us at the topic area
13.15 BVL Lounge “Continuing Education”: There we of the DAV and BVL seminars will get in touch with
you about best-practice examples for your individual qualification concept.
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