A CSCMP Event in China：
2005 CSCMP China International Conference
China: New Frontier of Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
June 8-10, 2005，Wuzhou Guesthouse, Shenzhen, China
General Information
As China becomes one of the world's main manufacturing centers, ‘Made in
China’ is reshaping the world supply chain structure. Consequently, China
logistics is playing a key role in world business that no manager can afford to
ignore.
Although the concept of logistics has been evident in China the past decade,
the industry is not what outsiders imagine. Come and join us with top level
experts, business leaders, and leading academic enterprises to learn the
realities of supply and demand of logistics services in China; to share
challenges, opportunities and successful experiences in logistics management;
and to explore new frontiers of supply chain management in a global context.
This international conference will focus on China’s ever-growing supply links
as well as its’ logistics frontiers. Both Domestic Chinese and International
logistical inquiries and experiences will be addressed through multiple forums.
Furthermore, hear the perspectives of experienced players with branch offices
in China and learn the inroads to success as China opens to the world.
This event will be held in the most vibrant open city of Shenzhen which is next
door to Hong Kong the shopping paradise offering the comfort accommodation
with the national most popular theme parks and sea shore experiences.
Host parties - beyond CSCMP in China
Sponsored by
The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
Shenzhen Municipal Government
China Development Institute
Shenzhen Economic Daily
Co-sponsored by
All China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing
-China's largest and most influential logistics association
China Association of Communication Enterprise Management
-The national association under the Ministry of Communications
Australia Logistics Association
Germany Logistics Association
Taiwan Logistics Association
Hong Kong Logistics Association
CSCMP Roundtables
Strategic Partner
2005 China Outsourcing Fair
-Held at the same period in Shenzhen, which will offer business matching
and free exhibition spaces for CSCMP conference lectures and VIP
attendances.
Media Report
Medial Undertaker: Shenzhen Economic Daily, the 3rd largest economic
newspapers in China, will give special reports just like they did for Bo'ao
Shenzhen Logistics Forum.
Over 30 major logistics and economic newspapers and magazines will
open special column to report this event.
We are expecting well over 500 attendants for this event with all parties
working together.
Attendant Benefits
Meet over 500 Chinese manufactures and logistic executives to set up
the business connection in China
Learn inside knowledge with leading practitioners in China
Priority speaking chances for oversea attendance in each session if
apply;
Free media exposure, with personal pictures occupying a whole page
in newspaper and report on over 30 major Chinese logistics and
economic media
Free exhibition space and business matching service in 2005 China
Outsourcing Fair
We are new putting together one general session and 8 concurrent sessions
now and still hope we can have more international speakers.
Major topics
1. Newly developments of Logistics and supply Chain
2. Challenge and Opportunities of Logistics in China: Finding in Research
and survey reports
3. Logistics Innovation: Sharing Best Practices of logistics in China
4. Global logistics in China
5. Logistics training and education service
6. Logistics Outsource and competitiveness of manufacture industry
7. RFID-Technological Break through
8. RFID-Logistics application platform
Registration Fee
Registration fee will be USD695 for CSCMP members and USD795 for
non-CSCMP members. A discount of USD 125 will be offered to early bird
registration before May 7, 2005 and group registrations over 5 members.
About the venue
Shenzhen Wuzhou Guesthouse is a five star housing and conference facility
located in the center of Shenzhen city. Conference attendants enjoy
discounted rates when officially registered. Details of the hotel and
transportation
information
are
provided
on
the
web:
www.wuzhouguesthouse.com
Itinerary
June 7, 2005, Tuesday
9:00- 21:00 Registrations
18:00-21:00 Reception (invited guest only)
June 8, 2005, Wednesday
7:30—9:00
9:00—12:30
General Session
Morning Breakfast Reception
Opening Ceremony
Welcome Address: President of CSCMP
Mayor of Shenzhen City
President of China Development Institute
Government Representatives from Beijing
Keynote Addresses
New Developments in Logistics Management, Global Logistics
Strategies
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Concurrent Session A:
Innovations of Logistics and
Supply Chain
Ever increasing importance is
being placed on the Closed Loop
Supply system. Private firms,
governments, and regions place
greater emphasis on product
responsibility now more than ever
before. Analyze the complicating
characteristics in closed-loop
systems.
13:30—15:00
A1: Closed Loop Supply and
Cyclic Economy
Concurrent Session B:
Challenge and Opportunities of
Logistics in China
B1: Finding in Research and
survey reports
15:30-17:00
A2: Innovations of Logistics and
Supply Chain II: Lean Logistics
and Supply Chain Bench-marking
Logistics Innovations
Technology and management
know-how in the fields of
transportation, warehousing, and
distribution. New trends and
developments in the availability of
automation, product
standardization, electronic data
processing, in the supply chain
management process.
20:00-21:30
CSCMP China RT Saloon: Meet your Chinese logistics Experts
China Logistics: Today and tomorrow - Where we are and where we
are going to go?
B2: Best Practice of Logistics in
China
China Merchants - Tsingtao Beer
June 9, 2005, Thursday
7:30—9:00
Morning Breakfast Reception
Concurrent Session C: Global
Logistics
As Asia experiences an influx of
investment naturally intricacies
are formed. As more and more
companies begin to take root in
the region learn about what has
taken place in terms of logistics
developments and
breakthroughs.
China’s Logistics Opportunities
and Challenges
China is becoming a market
difficult to ignore. The base of
manufacturing and procurement
operations are steadily
establishing themselves in the
country. Come take a look at the
challenges inherent in beginning
logistics networks here.
9:00—10:30
C1: Logistics Tendencies
D1: Best TPL Practices
China Postal Logistics
11:00-12:30
C2: Best Practices
D2: Best Practices
GSD Logistics-Avon
12:30-13:30
Lunch
Concurrent Session E:
If you are interested in supplying
your company and its employees
with logistics and supply chain
skillsets learn here how to best
equip your players in the industry.
Concurrent Session F:
Ever increasing competitiveness
among manufacturers means
more choices to choose from and
more options to deploy when
choosing a certain logistics
avenue. Observe the latest
innovations in logistics
outsourcing.
13:30—15:00
E1: Logistics Education and
Training Services
F1: Logistics Outsourcing
COSCO Logisitcs - TCL
F2: Logistics Outsourcing
15:30-17:00
E2: Logistics Education and
Training Services
20:00-21:30
Saloon: Logistics Hubs and regional Economy
June 10, 2005, Friday
7:30—9:00
Morning Breakfast Reception
Concurrent Session G: RFID
Next Generation Technology
Concurrent Session H: RFID and
logistics application Platform
9:00—10:30
G1: RFID Next Generation
Technology
H1: RFID and logistics
application Platform
11:00-12:30
G2: RFID Next Generation
Technology
H2: RFID and logistics
application Platform
12:30-13:30
Closing Lunchoen
14:00-15:30
Logistics Facility Tout 1:
Shenzhen Container Terminals
.
Logistics Facility Tout 2:
Automated Logistics Warehouse
Contact Information
Please Contact Charles Wang of CSCMP China at Wangc@cscmpchina.org
or Fax to: 86-755-82053878, phone:86-755-8247 1497.