International Conference on Logistics and Supply Chain Management ICLSCM on October 24-25, 2024 in Houston, United States

Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Benchmarking your operation against leading examples of supply chain innovation
Building long-term sustainability into your supply chain strategy
Building strong presence in the emerging economies through your supply chain
Dangerous Goods Transportation Regulations
Demand forecasting
Economic Forecasts, Benchmarks, and Surveys
Ensuring stability and agility in your supply chain through effective collaboration
Future capabilities and Women in Supply Chain
Harnessing technological developments in order to optimise your supply chain and logistics operations
Harnessing the next generation of technology and expanding into new markets
Human Resources
Improving demand management planning and customer collaboration
Integrating e-business thinking into your SC strategy and management
Leadership, Talent and Career
Leveraging advancements in IT for Supply Chain Management
Manufacturing, Planning, and Sourcing
Measures to preserve competitiveness in an uncertain economic climate
Moving beyond existing approaches to Continuous Improvement and Lean in order to engrain them at the heart of your business
Next levels Supply Chains and the increasing importance of customer intimacy in future
People and talent management –Improving talent development and retention
Risk and resilience management – How to structure your business to ensure it is ready for sudden market changes
Strategies for growth that have been successfully delivered by leading multi-nationals
Strengthening the Supply Chain Backbone
Supply chain risk management in a global economy
Supply Chain Solutions and Practice
Sustainability and Green Supply Chain
The core – regional ports and dry ports backbone
The importance of taking a long-term view when building and developing a Supply Chain rather than focusing on short terms gains
Transportation, Distribution, and Warehousing
Tried and tested approaches to effective supplier management and avoiding common pitfalls