Supply chain management is the management of the flow of goods and services and includes all processes that transform raw materials into final products. In this panel the discussion is centred on the processes that involves the active streamlining of a business’s supply-side activities to maximize customer value and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

The session is approximately of 60 minutes and in an interactive format, so that the delegates actively participate, communicate through Q&As, network with peers and panellists during the session.

Please also join the post panel discussion on our Twitter party on the day.

LinkedIn group: Supply Chain Discussion
Twitter group: Supply Chain- UNICOM
The Twitter party: #SupplyChain #SChainUNICOM #SupplyChainApac
Our Twitter handle is UNICOM Seminars @UNICOMSeminars
Our LinkedIn account is www.linkedin.com/in/unicom-seminars-45136a13a

Moderator:

• Geoff Palm, Director/Treasurer, Australasian Supply Chain Institute (ASCI)
  Position statement: Introduction of the panel. Discussion on Covid issues, the human side of Supply Chain, Ethics & Risk, Technology and Global shortages.

The Panellists are:

• Durairaj Govindasamy, Managing Director, Portsworld, Malaysia
  Position statement: Improving the Processes in Supply Chain Management: The Regulatory Challenge
• Dr. Kate Hughes, Supply Chain Strategist, Fling Group, Thailand
  Position statement: Resolving the Challenge of Diminishing Returns from Operational Excellence in Supply Chain Management
• Natarajan Arjun, V.P / GM, Mattel Malaysia & Mattel Bangkok Cluster
  Position Statement: It is now or Never for Global Supply Chain
• Sanjay Desai, Regional Director – Talent Development, Humana International Singapore
  Position Statement: Now is the Right Time for Supply Chain leaders to take action.