9 - 10 MARCH 2016

HOTEL ISTANA, KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA

KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY: PROF. YOSSI SHEFFI Director MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA (invited awaiting reply)

DR. IR MARCO TIEMAN Adjunct Professor

Tun Razak University

ALVIS LAZARUS Chief Executive Officer

HESOL India

IAN BESSANT Consultant

Logistics Consulting Asia

JOHN TALBOT Founding Partner

Logistics Consulting Asia

DANIEL FERNANDEZ Security & Investigations Expert

NAZERY KHALID Head of Planning & Development

Boustead Heavy Industries

DR. VIZAYER RAJ Supply Chain Lecturer, Trainer & Consultant

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`Supply Chain Disruptions’ brings to mind man-made and natural disasters of massive scales,

but in reality these events are only the tip of the reality. Supply chain disasters come in various

forms and most often the most destruction brewed within the organization itself!

The biggest security risk to the supply chain is not a major event - most often than not it’s the

lack of clear strategy and process to effectively manage and mitigate disruptions from inside-out.

While there are no silver bullets that ensure success, a process that is co-designed from the

beginning will ensure seamless and fluid supply chain movement; with a high degree of planning,

employee engagement and assessment throughout the organization, a stable supply chain

movement can be achieved.

Designed to tackle challenges unique to organization operating in the Asian region, this content

rich conference aims to provide organizations with critical insights to improve the odds of

effective Supply Chain Security Management by covering some of the most overlooked areas of

concern across the supply chain pipeline.

The SCS Asia 2016 is the signature congregation of Asian Supply Chain professionals

gathering to an invoking agenda promising to deliver a unique amalgamation of strategic industry

relevant presentations with thought-provoking debates at panel sessions and the obvious

networking of these executives, academics, influencers and decision makers.

This conference is targeted to Chief Security Officers, Head of Departments, Managers, Specialists, Executives, Inspectors and Supervisors from manufacturer, distributor, 3 P L , I n s u r a n c e o r s u p p l i e r b a s e d organizations; who are responsible for the security of whether in-transit or storage, especially those involved in:

TARGET AUDIENCE

A typhoon knocks out production in Taiwan. A bridge

collapse cuts the heartland in two and a major East Coast

blackout reminds us that even our basic services must not be

taken for granted.

Terrorism and disaster may be unavoidable, but should the consequences on the supply

chain be unavoidable as well?

The answer depends on the level of preparedness within your

organization to mitigate both in-ternal and external risks

associated to Supply Chain.

Supply Chain Operations & Security

Risk Assessment

Distribution

Cargo Security

Export/Import

Forwarding

Human Resource

Loss Investigation & Prevention

Material Management

Merchandizing

Operations

Procurement / Sourcing

Shipping

Project Management

Purchasing & Supply

Supply Chain Strategy

Trading

Transportation

Warehouse & Stores Operations

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Resource & Internal Trainings

Technology & e–Commerce

Contingency Planning

Risk Management

Integrity Management

Internal Training

Halal Supply Chain

Infrastructure

Visibility Management

Asian Best Practices

CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY ONE . 9 MARCH 2016

0830 REGISTRATION 0900 CHAIRMAN’S REMARK 0910 KEYNOTE ADDRESS SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY IN THE HIGH RISK WORLD Professor Yossi Sheffi Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics Massachusetts Institute of Technology . USA (invited awaiting reply) 0940 SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY PRACTICES IN ASIA : LOGISTICS, WAREHOUSING & TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVE Alvis Lazarus Global Patron . International Supply Chain Education Chief Executive Officer . Hesol Consulting, India

Logistics: The Back bone of Asian Commerce The Big Step in Warehousing Need of Hour: Technology in Supply Chain Security

Alvis Lazarus is an ‘Award winning Business Consultant` with more than a decade of experience in the field of Logistics, Supply Chain and Process Excellence. He has worked across multiple sectors and his portfolio showcases a much diversified range of exceptionally managed p rograms across APAC, EMEA and AMERICAS reg ions . His clients include Maersk, 3M, Dell, Hp, Yahoo, IIM Kashipur, Infosys, XLRI and many others. He was previously India Head - Distribution Centre & Line Haul Operations for Flipkart.com, Team Leader - Supply Chain for Hewlett-Packard, and Deputy Manager– Logistics and Supply Chain for Caterpillar. His alma meter includes Harvard Business School, Birla Institute of Technology and Science and the prestigious Indian Institute of Management Calcutta. Alvis is also the Global Patron and Supply Chain Mentor of International Supply Chain Education Alliance.

1020 Coffee Break and Networking 1040 INVENTORY & CARGO VISIBILITY: PLUGGING IN THE GAPS

& SETTING THE TRAPS Ian Bessant Consultant . Logistics Consulting Asia

The Impacts of Inventory Accuracy in a DC Stock Loss & Theft Identifying You Have a Problem Understanding the Extent: Quantifying Identifying the Type of Problem: Trending Warehouse Management Systems: As ‘foolproof’ as We Think? Ian Bessant has over 15 years international experience in Supply Chain and Logistics in Asia, the Middle East and UK. Ian has been in the Asia Pacific and has experience in supply chain from different countries around the world. Ian illustrates a practical and simple approach to complex supply chain issues with a demonstrable capability in both running operations and improving operations. Ian is one of the very few veterans in the logistics domain who comprehends logistics / warehousing operations and relevant technologies at the back of his palm.

1120 SECURING YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN INFRASTRUCTURE John Talbot Founding Partner . Logistics Consulting Asia

John has over 20 years of experience in the logistics industry, the last 11 years being spent running operations and consulting in Asia. He started his logistics career working in famine relief operations with the United Nations in Ethiopia. After that, he worked for 10 years in Third Party Logistics – working in Australia, Holland and Belgium before moving to Malaysia with Mayne Logistics in 1995. In 1997, he was appointed MD of Diethelm Logistics Services setting up what was then the largest distribution Centre in Malaysia. In 1999, he co-founded Logistics Consulting Asia (LCA). The company’s mission was to ‘develop the supply chain capabilities of businesses operating within Asia’. LCA has now complimented its successful consulting practice with LUCIA, a subscription service providing manufacturers with visibility and control over their distribution networks and the retail universe. LCA’s client base includes Coca-Cola, Danone, DKSH, GlaxoSmithKline, F&N, Heinz, Kraft, McDonald’s, L’Oreal, Nestle, Tesco and Zuellig Pharma. He holds a Master’s Degree in Logistics Technology and Management from Cranfield University.

1200 PANEL SESSION 1 ENHANCING DEAL VALUE AND REDUCING COSTS OF SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY INVESTMENT 1240 Luncheon

1350 SECURITY TRAINING , THREAT AWARENESS AND INTERNAL TRAINING Daniel Fernandez Safety, Security & Investigations Expert Former Security Manager . Malaysia Airlines

Security Training to Understand and Address Crime in Supply Chain Knowledge to Implement Crime Prevention Measures Emphasizes Organizational Security, Responsibility & Accountability Understand the Factors to Implement Supply Chain Security Program

Daniel has over 30 years of hands on experience in Security Management with Malaysian Airlines. He was responsible for developing a comprehensive security policy for the airline and has successfully investigated and prosecuted numerous cases involving theft, pilferage, fraud, sexual offences and other acts of misconduct involving the airline. His areas of expertise include supply chain security management, warehouse and perimeter security, cargo loss prevention, anti-sabotage and anti-hijacking measures, investigation and prosecution of misconduct emergency response, domestic enquiry, bomb threat procedures, security audit and crisis management and business continuity planning. Daniel has conducted numerous trainings in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Sudan.

1425 INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT Dr. Vizayer Raj

Supply Chain Lecturer , Trainer & Consultant The Demand for Companies to Respond to Increasing

Awareness of Ethical Misconduct Expectations for Transparency & Accountability Complying to a Stricter Legal Framework & Avoid Prosecution

for Unethical Behaviour Vizayer is a Supply Chain expert with over 20 years of working and consulting experience. He lecturers in universities such as University of New Castle, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Asean E-University and also serves as a Lecturer and Consultant to the Malaysian Institute of Purchasing and Materials Management. His international clients include King Abdul Aziz University Saudi Arabia, CIMB, Keppel Engineering, Khazanah Nasional, KLIA Holdings, Kuwait Oil Company, Maxis, Ministry of Defense of Oman, Petronas, Kuwait Oil C o m p a n y , O m a n P o l i c e F o r c e , P u t r a j a y a H o l d i n g s , S u d a n Telecommunications, Sumitomo, TNB and Toshiba. Vizayer serves the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia as a panel member in the board of curriculum development for Supply Chain Management.

1500 Coffee Break and Networking 1520 MANAGING SUPPLY CHAIN RISK ACROSS TRANSPORTATION MODES & THE LOGISTIC CHAIN Nazery Khalid Head of Planning & Development . Boustead Heavy Industries Former Head . Center for Maritime Economic & Industries, Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA)

Nazery is a Malaysian-based maritime analyst and consultant and a Senior Fellow at the MIMA, a policy think-tank where he served from 2004 to 2014. He headed the Centre for Maritime Economics and Industries and was also Research Coordinator at the institute. Nazery has published over 120 articles, research papers and commentaries, including journals and book chapters and was the editor of two proceedings of international conferences on the Straits of Malacca. Nazery teaches Maritime Economics in MBA in Shipping Management program and was a Visiting Scholar at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, Wales, University Paris Diderot, France and Jinan University, China.

1555 HALAL SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY: COMBINING ROBUSTNESS & RESILIENCE Dr. Ir. Marco Tieman Chief Executive Officer . LBB, Netherlands Adjunct Professor . Tun Razak University Malaysia

Security Problems that Compromise Halal Integrity in Supply Chains Risk Management Practices and its GAPs Risk Management Control Strategies Marco is a specialist in agrifood supply chains, healthcare logistics, industrial logistics and third party logistics in Asia Pacific with specific experience in Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. Prior, he was Senior Researcher with TNO Inro Netherlands, a leading research firm in logistics & supply chain management in Europe. He teaches Logistics and is in charge of research on Halal Supply Chain Management at UNITAR Malaysia. He hold a Ph.D. in Business Management (Halal Supply Chain Management). Marco is a frequent speaker on Logistics and Supply Chain Management at forums and conferences in Asia and the Middle East.

1630 PANEL SESSION 2 THE AFTERMATH OF A DISRUPTION: CONTINUITY PLAN, CRISIS MANAGEMENT& DISASTER RECOVERY

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SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY MANAGEMENT

HALAL SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY

SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT

MODULE I Factors Affecting Supply Chain Security Increase in Crime in Supply Chain & Its Impact

on Business Reasons for High Rate of Crime in The Supply Chain MODULE 2 Opportunity for Crime in the Organization Importance for Loss Prevention Role of Management in Implementing Security Policy Layered Approach for Security Management

MODULE 3 Security Techniques for Loss Prevention Knowledge of Investigation in Crime Prevention Security Awareness and Its Benefits Importance of a Security Policy

MODULE 1 INTRODUCTION TO HALAL What is Halal? The Halal Market Evolution of Halal MODULE 2 HALAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Halal Supply Chain Model Obstacles and Success Factors in Halal Supply Chain MODULE 3 HALAL LOGISTICS STANDARDS & REGULATIONS Halal Logistics Standards The International Halal Logistics Standard : IHIAS 0100:2010 International Developments

MODULE 4 HALAL LOGISTICS SECURITY Halal Warehouse Halal Transportation Halal Compliant Terminal MODULE 5 CASE STUDY: DESIGN A HALAL SUPPLY CHAIN Different groups to design a Halal Supply Chain

for Different Brand Owners Presentation by Groups

SESSION 1 Increasing Public Awareness & Expectations in Integrity Management The Consequences of unethical Practices Corporate Reputation & Brand Devaluation Lower Employee Morale Negative Perceptions on Behalf of Investors Legal Action

SESSION 2 More Stringent Legal Requirements Need for Legal Frameworks Role of Consultancies

FACILITATED BY: DANIEL FERNANDEZ

FACILITATED BY: DR. IR. MARCO TIEMAN

FACILITATED BY: DR. VIZAYER RAJ

E-COMMERCE & SECURITY FACILITATED BY: ALVIS LAZARUS

SESSION 1 Current e-commerce Industry E-commerce as Distribution Strategy Supply Chain Model for e-commerce Operational Strategy & Plan Vendor Management First Mile and Last Mile Logistics

SESSION 2 Customer Behavior & Engagement Customer Engagement - What Are All the Drivers Discussion & Open Forum Summary & Closure

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