Seminar / workshop

Distribution Centre & Warehousing Excellence Forum

China, Shanghai - 29th August 2013
Warehouses and distribution centers are the foundation of a supply network. It is not only used for storing goods but also is a critical component in the overall supply chain strategy of an organization. It is proven that a typical warehousing improvement can deliver savings of 10% -35% of your operating cost. Hence, when it comes to a successful supply chain process, warehouse efficiency is a critical key to success. From design to execution, an efficient warehouse can improve its process, performance, efficiency and overall quality.

On Aug 29th, the Council is honored to organize the Distribution Centre & Warehousing Excellence Forum in Shanghai. This forum will present the latest strategies and trends surrounding the areas of warehouse and distribution operation in China and Asia, how leading companies successfully achieve their goals with case studies, what challenges and opportunities they are facing and the potential solutions to move forward. At this event, you will also hear from industry thought leaders and have the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals facing similar warehousing issues. More event info: http://chain.net/events/dcf13

Confirmed Speakers:
- Jeff Wen, Senior National Infrastructure Planning and Logistics Manager, Coca Cola
- Edison Guo, Senior Director, Logistics Operation and Engineering, Coach
- Helen Tu, China Logistics Manager, Delphi
- Jimmy Hu, Logistics Manager, Greater China, Kemira Chemicals
- Long Wong, Chief Operating Officer, U-Cosmetics
- Henry Sim, Executive Director Industrial & Logistics Services, CBRE
- Ryan Fehrenbacher, Technical Director, Tompkins
- And 5 more are invited.
Date(s)
29th August 2013
Venue
TBA
Ticketing
Starting from RMB 2580, view full pricing at http://chain.net/events/dcf13
Contact for booking / more info
Janice at jc@chainmedia.com or +86(021)62801731
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The two internal cavities in our nose called nostrils function as separate organs. Each nostril has its own set of turbinates and olfactory receptors. The two independent organs work together through a mechanism called the nasal cycle, where one nostril is dominant for air intake while the other rests and is better at detecting scents.