Eventos
Logichem 2007
16-18 April 2007 at Hilton Dusseldorf with the main conference on 17-18 April. I6th is a pre-conference day – Transport Capacity Focus Day.
LogiChem is now in its 6th year and is the chemical industry's annual conference on supply chain management, each year attracting over 200 senior logistics and supply chain executives from bulk and specialty chemical manufacturers. The conference addresses both the growing need for chemical manufacturers to use their supply chain as a key business differentiator, as well as the ever-existing drive to cut costs, through case studies by the industry's leading and most innovative suppliers. LogiChem is the only event that brings together all the key suppliers and logistics practioners in Europe, so if your business is supply chain management in the chemicals industry, then this is the one event in your calendar that is an absolute must.
If you work in the chemicals industry and are a logistics or supply chain practitioner, then attending LogiChem 2007 is a business-critical necessity. Why? Three simple reasons:
1. It’s the only opportunity you will have all year to learn from over 25 real-life logistics case studies from chemical manufacturers, on the same topics and challenges that you face on a day-to-day basis. Don’t you need to know why your competitors have succeeded in some critical supply chain areas and failed in others?
2. 65% of the 200-strong audience are fellow supply chain executives at chemical manufacturers, meaning it is the only opportunity you will have all year to have meaningful discussions on your biggest supply chain challenges with your peers.
3. It’s the only event that is produced and developed closely with an Advisory Board of 6 leading chemical supply chain practitioners. LogiChem is quite simply designed by the industry, for the industry, to meet all your critical needs.
Details can be gained from http://www.logichemeurope.com
LogiPharma Europe 2007 Geneva
24th-27th April 2007 Intercontinental Hotel, Geneva
The Delos Partnership – Gilles Lauga
Boehringer-Ingelheim – Thierry Maillard / Patrick Barillot
Integrated Enterprise Leadership (Advanced Sales and Operations Planning) – the importance of achieving strategic objectives.
‘It is not the strongest or the most intelligent of the species that will survive. It is those that are most adaptive to change’, wrote Charles Darwin and he was most certainly right, at least about industry!
Boehringer-Ingelheim, Manufacturing Pharma France, understood the necessity to adapt to the ever changing environment in which we work before feeling any pressure from corporate. This is a key factor to their performance. With the help of The Delos Partnership they came to understand that changing their physical capabilities without changing their attitude, behaviours and culture was not enough. In effect, changing the organisation and operational process without the inception of a new management process was a mere loss of energy.
This presentation will show you how Boehringer-Ingelheim, Manufacturing Pharma France structured its’ brand new Integrated Enterprise Leadership process, a true management process, focussed on strategic objectives, well balanced between control and delegation. It will also illustrate how deeply this changed the business culture and oriented it towards striving for permanent business excellence. It will explain how the project developed, through new process design, better utilisation of standard tools and better sharing of high quality accurate information. It will illustrate the importance of unprejudiced independent support, challenging yet positive and the value of using an evaluation guide and process to make sure the business is progressing homogeneously.
To conclude it will demonstrate the magnitude of progress and results achieved and how the new business strategy is supported.
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