Date and Time
30/09/2021, 12:30 - 20:00
ESCF celebrates its 25th anniversary!
We invite you, as appraised partners, to celebrate this with us on September 30th from 12:30 till 20:00 hours during our annual conference.
The topic of this conference is Future-Proof Supply Chains. So much has happened since the founders Hau Lee and Ton de Kok started the European Supply Chain Forum in 1996.
During the conference we will take time to reflect on our past events and experiences. From there, we will move forward to Future-Proof Supply Chains. What are, in the next five to ten years, the next steps within supply chains? What developments will affect the current supply chains, and in what way?
For the first time in a long while, we will be able to meet each other in person. Also the whole community of ESCF is invited, don’t miss the opportunity to meet members of all four communities. COVID-19 guidelines of RIVM and the Government of the Netherlands will be followed and we are able to stay 1.5 metres apart.
Program
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Opening by prof Tom van Woensel (Director ESCF)
13.45 How to respond to the rise of platforms?
Presentation by prof Ard-Pieter de Man (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
14.30 AI Planner of the Future
Presentation of the program by Frauke Behrendt, Laurens Bliek and Nevin Mutlu (TU/e – ESCF)
14.50 Break
15.15 Break-out sessions
16.15 Redesigning the Global Supply Chain
Presentation by prof Hau Lee (Stanford Graduate School of Business)
17.00 Festive announcement winner of the Student Award 2021
Nominees
• Valerie Geelen – companies: ASML, Ewals Cargo and Neways
“Design of a framework to learn the impact of COVID-19 on supply chains”
• Tim d’Hondt – company: ECT Hutchinson
“Federated Learning over Local Learning: an opportunity for collaboration”
• Mert Kayhn – company: Royal Philips
“Analysis of suppliers’ sustainability learning behavior”
• Mark van der Pas – company: NXP
“Linking manufacturing equipment data to a global traceability knowledge graph”
• Marliek Raadsheer – companies: ASML, Ewals Cargo and Neways
“A cause-effect diagram to support the management of the financial impact of a supply chain disruption”
• Adelayda Vargas -company: Hilti
“Capacity Planning decision making process for S&OP discussions: A case study in Plants P6D and P4D of Hilti AG”
• Twan Vranken – company: Sabic
“Improving a Production-Inventory Model in the Multi-Machine, Hybrid MTO-MTS Chemical Industry”
Wrap up by prof Ton de Kok (one of the founders of ESCF)
17.30 Start walking dinner
20.00 Closure
Please during registration, add in comments if you will join lunch and/or diner and (if necessary) dietary wishes!
Registration
Please register for the workshop by using the button below. You can comment on any dietary restrictions, or other important information.Bookings are closed for this event.