3rd & 4th November 2008 | Beurs-WTC Congress Center Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Supported by:
Independent Research Partner:
In association with:
The Institute of Risk Management
Confirmed 2008
Sponsors included:
| Platinum Media Partner |
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Driving strategic risk management across the extended enterprise
We would like to say a big thank you to all those who attended Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) 2008. The event was a huge success with extremely positive feedback from delegates and sponsors alike.
The programme of this two day event promised some of the most innovative and informative presentations ever seen at an SCRM event and the speakers did not disappoint. One major highlight of the event was Jim Burtles, widely considered as the inventor of Business Continuity Planning (BCP), not only sharing his wealth of knowledge during the panel discussion - Learning from past mistakes: What are the next key risks to mitigate - but in closing the event too. During his final comments he told the delegates the he had learned a lot at SCRM, praise indeed!
f you were unable to join us in Rotterdam you can access selected event presentations via the Manufacturing Alumni. For more information and to sign up to the Alumni click here.
SCRM 2009 will form part of the European Supply Chain and Logistics Summit (SCL Europe) 2009, taking place on the 8th - 10th June 2009 at the Swissotel, Dusseldorf.
2009 Programme highlights include:
- Power panel discussion: Defining key elements across your global risk strategy
- What has the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) actually achieved?
- The importance of supply chains in a slowing global economy
- Minimising your supply chain carbon footprint: the sustainable supply chain
- Closing the skills gap: developing the future supply chain workforce
- Finding the next low cost market: responding to rising costs in China
- Defining the supply chain of the future and generating value for customers
- What is collaboration? Do we need long-term relationships?
- Business Continuity Planning (BCP): disaster-proofing the supply chain
- The demand dilemma: is the Demand Driven Supply Network the answer?
If you are interest in becoming a part of SCL Europe 2009 in a sponsorship or delegate capacity, please contact Andrew Richards
“Best-in-class companies are turning their supply chain risk into a business opportunity to stay ahead of the competition”
Noha Tohamy, Research Director, AMR Research
Featuring pre-arranged one-to-one meetings
Accelerate the networking and deal-making process by taking pre-arranged business meetings with fellow delegates and leading solution providers at SCRM 2008.
