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PROLOG 20 AND ELEA 25 SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE | LAULASMAA SPA AND CONFERENCE CENTRE
Tõnis Hintsov, Chairman of the PROLOG Board, and Peep Tomingas, CEO of PROLOG
Tõnis Hintsov has worked as a logistics service provider in management positions at Schenker, Kaubaekspress and Trans World Shipping.
Tõnis is a founding member of the Estonian Supply Chain Management Association PROLOG and since 2011 he has also been the Chairman of the PROLOG Board. Tõnis's main areas of expertise are logistics management, transport and distribution logistics, process development, outsourcing of logistics services, activity-based costing in logistics and transport information systems (TIS).
Peep Tomingas started his supply chain management career in 1997 as logistics manager at Ericsson Eesti AS. From 2002 until August 2015, he worked for ABB as Supply Chain Manager for the Baltics.
Peep is currently a private entrepreneur consulting companies on supply chain management. Peep is also CEO of PROLOG, the Estonian Supply Chain Management Association. Peeb's main areas of expertise are supply chain management, strategic sourcing and supplier relationship management.
Rainer Rohtla has worked for Schenker, DPD in Estonia, and since January 2019 he has been working as Head of the Via 3L Group in the Baltics, managing five Via 3L Group companies across the Baltics, which includes day-to-day management of warehousing and logistics as well as international road transport and local distribution network efficiency.
rainer graduated from Tallinn University of Technology with a degree in Transport and Logistics and holds a Master's degree in Logistics Management from Jyväskylä University of Technology. 2017. since the beginning of 2007, R.Rohtla has been a member of the ELEA Board, in order to contribute his input and expertise to the development of the Estonian logistics sector in general
Horst Wiedmann heads the German Association for Supply Chains and Purchasing Management. It is made up of a large number of automotive industries that are exposed to the consequences of global economic policy decisions on a daily basis. Horst will give the opening keynote speech of the conference, giving an overview of the latest major economic and political trends and how they affect global supply chains. He will provide possible solutions on how to adapt to change and survive difficult times.
The German Association for Supply Chains and Purchasing Management is an influential organisation with 9,000 members, representing all of Germany's world-renowned companies. Horst Wiedmann, as head of this organisation, is responsible for implementing the BME strategy. In the past, he has also been responsible for the development of the association's international and political contacts and for expanding the range of BME services.
Horst is also Vice President of ZF Friedrichshafen AG. There, his main task is to strengthen global supply chain compliance. In supply chain management, Horst also has experience in developing processes,
methods, systems and reporting structures.
Companies have been looking for ways to increase supply chain transparency for decades. In recent years, they have sought to turn the digitisation and automation of processes into a competitive advantage. A lot is being invested in these developments, but will they also make the supply chain more sustainable? In his presentation, Jannicke will examine whether digitalisation can still make our supply chains more sustainable from an economic, environmental and ethical perspective.
Dr.-Ing Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge is associate professor in production logistics at the KTH- Royal Institute of Technology, in Sweden. She is program director for the master program in logistics and sustainable production development. In addition, she is head of the BIBAgamingLab at Bremer Institut fur Produktion und Logistik, in Germany, which is a gaming lab focusing on game applications for production and logistics. She is currently leading the working group on Serious Games which is a part of the (IFIP) Technical Committee on Entertainment Computing (TC14) and board member of the Serious Games Society and of the International Symposium on Logistics. Her research interests are related to technology usage in logistics as well as on using game based learning in engineering education. Besides supervising BSc, Master and PhD students, she is teaching different subjects in logistics and production. She is also coordinating several research projects within these fields. Jannicke is member of the several advisory boards and has authored 250+ papers.
Have you ever wondered how green your company's supply chain is, how sustainable your business is? Customers and investors are certainly watching. They are increasingly sensitive to the ecological and ethical factors of production, supply chain, transport and consumption. You need to keep an eye on these factors too, while also trying to maintain profits. In his presentation, Paul Denneman will talk about the similarities and differences between traditional and sustainable supply chains. He will provide guidance on how to create an ecologically sustainable supply chain and still generate profits for the owners.
Paul Denneman is an experienced supply chain consultant. His extensive knowledge of logistics and supply chain processes comes from multinational companies such as Kuehne Nagel, Maersk Logistics, Philips, Hospira/Pfizer, Scandinavian Tobacco Group, Phoenix Pharma/Allergan, Flextronics/Lenovo. Based on his experience in these companies, Paul would venture to say that his strengths lie in change management and in creating sustainable supply chains in environments with many restrictive regulations.
Paul is also a passionate trainer. Over the last two decades, Paul has trained more than 1000 supply chain professionals, in more than 100 companies. His most recent trainings have been at Aramco, Borouge, United Nations, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Mobily Telecommunications, NCB Bank, Sabic, Siemens, Savola Foods.
paul holds a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and Management from Eindhoven University of Technology (The Netherlands).
aleksander Gansen is part of the ownership and management team of digital logistics partner Speys. From 2014 to 2019, he was co-founder and CEO of Shipitwise, a company developing software for the digitalisation of logistics companies. 2019. at the beginning of 2009, the service was found to be ahead of its time, and Shipitwise decided to close. The developed platform was merged with Speys, a Finnish-Estonian company providing digital solutions for industrial and commercial companies.
Scania Transportlaboratorium transports Scania's own goods, both between the production facilities in Södertälje and internationally between the Swedish and Dutch plants. The knowledge gained is used in the development of its products, services and concepts. Scania has researched and carried out practical trials with the aim of finding solutions for how to move as quickly as possible to transport with less environmental impact. Jan's presentation will look at what Scania has learned from its tests. He will share his experiences in driving fossil-free transport using different types of biofuel, electric hybrid and improved logistic efficiency with different trailer combinations.
The number of people on the planet is projected to reach 9 billion by 2050. Unfortunately, such a population is not sustainable in terms of resources. We need to change our behaviours, the value proposition of our business models and our supply chains - all the raw materials that are taken from the earth must be recycled as materials. Today, only 25-30% of waste is recycled, it should be 90-95%. In her presentation, Ingrid will look at recycling strategies, waste streams and their sources at different stages of traditional supply chains, and talk about creating solutions that support the circular economy.
Ingrid Uibokant, Head of Supply Chain at Ragn-Sells, is one of Estonia's most respected supply chain experts.
ingrid has been working at Ragn-Sells for the last 2 years. Prior to joining Ragn-Sells, Ingrid worked in various positions in Baltika since 2001, during which time she was also responsible for the supply chain management of Kaubamaja Group companies and was involved in the development of the Estonian-Finnish construction company Fennotex OY. He has been a member of the board of Prolog, the Estonian Association for Supply Chain Management, from 2012 to 2015. Today, Ingrid Kormik is responsible for the supply chain unit at Ragn-Sells. Ingrid is especially appreciated for her wide international network, interest and passion for the field has made her a valued expert in creating a complete supply chain solution and developing processes, IT and people.
While we as humans feel that we should actually care more about the environment, business often comes down to profitability and profit. However, at Estanc we have taken a strategic approach to sustainability. Is such a trend only possible in a family business where the owner is very close to the day-to-day management? Mihkel Tammo, CEO of Estanc, talks about what triggered Estanc to start thinking about sustainability in depth. He answers the question of whether the green move was made just for a sense of mission or whether it was backed by economic calculations. Mihkl also has a story to tell about his first victories. By the end of the presentation, listeners should be clear whether Estanc's experience is worth copying.
Let's sum up the day.
Peep Tomingas started his career in supply chain management in 1997 as logistics manager at Ericsson Eesti AS. From 2002 until August 2015, he worked for ABB as Supply Chain Manager for the Baltic countries. Peep is currently a private entrepreneur consulting companies on supply chain management. Peep is also CEO of PROLOG, the Estonian Supply Chain Management Association. Peeb's main areas of expertise are supply chain management, strategic sourcing and supplier relationship management.
Ingrid has been working at Ragn-Sells for the last 2 years. Prior to joining Ragn-Sells, Ingrid worked in various positions in Baltika since 2001, during which time she was also responsible for the supply chain management of Kaubamaja Group companies and was involved in the development of the Estonian-Finnish construction company Fennotex OY. He has been a member of the board of Prolog, the Estonian Association for Supply Chain Management, from 2012 to 2015. Today, Ingrid Kormik is responsible for the supply chain unit at Ragn-Sells. Ingrid is especially appreciated for her wide international network, interest and passion for the field has made her a valued expert in creating a complete supply chain solution and developing processes, IT and people.
