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Collaborative Demand Chain and Marketing USA 2003
6-7 Oct, The Sheraton Hotel, 36th
and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104,
USA
Agenda:
Day 1 - Main Conference Day
1 - 6th Oct (click to view)
Day 2 - Main Conference Day 2 - 7th Oct (click
to view)
Conference day 1 - Monday 6 October
2003
- Learn the impact
of Dow Corning’s moves to align
their company around segmentation strategies
- Understand how to reach new markets and revitalise customer segments
using the innovative marketing strategies Dow Corning have employed
- Discover how to configure your marketing approach to the European
market - and the ways in which Dow Corning have reduced costs
along the supply chain
Stephanie Burns, President,
Dow Corning
- How to ensure that
fluctuations in demand are fed back — all the
way from end user of products to the sourcing departments
of your own chemical company
- Discover the ways
in which H.B. Fuller are transforming their business
structures and demand chain processes
- Learn how H.B. Fuller
guage and drive forward the ROI of their partner
collaobration efforts
Al Stroucken,
CEO, H.B. Fuller
- Understand the
results of AMR s intensive cross-industry survey
of asset capitalisation and hear what how these
insights can benefit your own activities
- Benefit from
the lessons that this fact-based analysis teaches
about relating individual assets to the demands
of the market
- Benchamark yourself
against companies outside the chemical industry,
as well as your industry peers!
Colin
Masson, Research Director, AMR Research
- Industry
hubs promise benefits of cost savings and
operational efficiencies but how much value
are they now contributing to the demand chain
process? Critics argue that, as an intermediary,
they insulate manufacturers from their customers
and enhance the price-sensitive nature of
the chemical industry. What role will web
services inrecreasingly play? Can they bring
the same benefits without the
disadvantages?
H.B.
Fuller, Dow Corning, Engelhard and others!
- Using electronic
and direct customer touch activities to analyse
the ways in which customer segments interact
with the Air Product businesses
- Understand
how Air Products measures the ROI of it s
eBusiness demand generation activities and
ensures they are aligned with strategic business
unit goals
- Learn how
to strike a balance between functionality
which - on the one hand improves service
and cuts costs — and on the other encourages
interaction and builds customer profiling
Stefanie
Wexler, General Manager, Air Products
- 1 year old,
how is the Dow Corning continuing to develop
the Xiameter model?
- Learn how
Xiameter have created high value, reduced
cost customer service
- Discover
the strategies Xiameter is using to drive
forward an increased product portfolio and
expanding geographic reach
- Understand the ways in
which Xiameter executives identify the needs
of their customers - enabling them to cater
for a range of specific needs
Mike
Lanham, Executive Director, Xiameter
- Learn lessons
in modern sales strategies - all taken
from the 2 years of work put into BASF
s PlasticPortal and neutral trading hubs
- Discover
how to make every customer an eCustomer
and the sales benefits of doing so
- Where are
the real opportunities in Sales and Marketing
in the Chemical industry -and what is the
BASF vision for exploiting them?
Raj
Mehta, Director of Logistics, BASF
- How can
you implement advanced models to create
value for your customers? Learn how the
150 top companies in the industry compare
when it comes to driving demand forward:
Who s leading the pack and who’s
lagging behind? Get the low-down of best
practice and discover how your company
can increase revenue and profits
Phil
Allen, CEO, Marketability
- Learn from the
example of Google — 5 years is all it took
to become one of the world's top brands! Discover
the ways in which search enginees can be manipulated
to drive pre-qualified leads into your own companies
Sales & Marketing Automation program. What
are the ways in which Google is partnering with
industry companies to spread their brand and
what can you take away from this outstanding
example of niche demand chain creation?
Jeff
Levick, Head of Industrial Markets, Google
Conference day 2 - Tuesday 7 October
2003
- Learn how GE Silicones
increases the responsiveness of it’s sell-side
supply chain using an enhanced Six Sigma approach
- Hear the ways in which
you can apply the lessons learned from GE Silicone’s
business model to generate cost-savings that will improve
your bottom line
- Understand the key
points which underpin GE Silicones approach to cost-efficient
customer segmentation and collaboration strategies
Ken
Lochiatto, America’s Commercial Leader, GE Silicones
- Understand the business
drivers behind Engelhard’s use of external standards,
including W3C, CIDX and OAGIS
- Learn the benefits
of the ASP model and how Engelhard are applying web
services to their business
- Benefit from Engelhard’s
deep experience in integration and collaboration issues.
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What are the lessons learned and what
pitfalls can you avoid?
Pradeep Vachani, Group Vice-President, Engelhard
- Learn which companies
are leading the way by driving their demand chain program
through on-the-ground sales & marketing executives
- Understand how your
company can reverse the chemical industry trend of
poorROI from installed IT tools
- Discover opportunities
to grow customer penetration which are being missed
through a funademental mis-alignment of IT and Demand
chain goals
Leif Eriksen,
Principal, Industry Insights
- How is this emerging
technology enabling the demand chain?
- Understand how it will
fit in with industry hubs? Is this a competative relationship
or a mutually beneficial one?
- Should you consider
a mixed channel strategy?
Fulton Wilcox,
Director of Customer Strategy, BOC
- Hear from a customer
sector perspective: how demand chain strategies can
be made to work
- Learn about IFF’s
two-tier customer connections - using both extranet
and ERP
- Understand how IFF
boosts efficiency with collaborative strategies across
the supplier and partner base
Andy Kindfuller,
Vice-President, IFF
- Is it time to consider
outsourcing your logistics function? Benefits may include
flexibility, reduced union pressure, enhanced cost
efficiencies. Surveys indicates that over 60% of chemical
companies are currently considering this as an option.
Learn, first hand, from the experience of others who
have seen both sides of the coin!
- Are your customers
willing to collaborate and remove inventory from the
supply chain?
- Learn how you can encourage
these actions and make a major difference to your
bottom line!
- How can you work with
partners to extend services and what can be done to
speed up your European throughput with new US Customs
regulations?
Michael Loup,
Vice-President, Elite International
- Learn about the steps
Dow are taking to protect against the heightened cybersecurity
risk
- Discover how a cyber-security
strategy can be used to protect both brand image and
revenue
- Understand the activities
of the Chemicals Sector Cyber-Security Program and
how your company can benefit from this initiative
Christine Adams,
IT Business Manager, Dow Chemical Company
Benchmark your own demand chain management activities
against fellow delegates!
Discuss the results which give insight into live trends
into both the local North American and Global Market
Arm yourself with up-to-the-minute analysis of the critical
success factors for driving up demand for chemicals in
Europe all according to your industry peers
This is the session in which you will learn the true position
of your fellow delegates. Thelive analysis and discussion
of the conference Demand Chain management survey results
carried out by EyeforChem analysts will provide a telling
insight and basis for dynamic discussion. The results are
often surprising - please bring an open mind and lively
perspective!
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