Friday 27th April 2012 - Dublin Chamber of Commerce

GS1 Ireland 2012
Supply Chain
Conference
Supply Chain
Visibility and
Innovation
Meeting Consumer
Demands in the
Digital Age with
Supply Chain
Visibility and
Innovation across all
industry sectors
Friday 27th April 2012
Convention Centre Dublin
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• Non Member €200
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Visibility and Innovation
The GS1 Ireland 2012 Supply Chain Conference
About the Conference
Nearly 2 million companies in more than 20 industry sectors globally use GS1 standards and solutions for supply chain efficiency,
traceability and collaboration. The GS1 Ireland National Supply Chain Conference on April 27th will bring together practitioners
from a wide variety of industry sectors to share their expertise with Irish organisations on creating more effective and more efficient
business processes through the use of GS1 global supply chain standards.
The conference, over a series of 4 sessions, will bring attendees up to speed on the latest developments and innovative practices
regarding:
SESSION
2
The Mobile Age - where and how do
consumers source product information?
In the always-on digital age consumers have limitless
access to tools and resources to find, research and
compare products. But who controls these channels? Is the data
they find online accurate? What strategies do you have in place
to ensure your customers find accurate, up to date information
about your products? In this session we will look at this dynamic
new space and see how GS1 Standards can assist organisations
to meet the challenge of satisfying consumer demand for
information through mobile and online channels.
3
Innovation in Action
4
Traceability and Recall
SESSION
Master Data Management, Data Quality and Data
Synchronisation.
Data drives your business. From your retail customers, to the
warehouse, to the final consumer, product data is key to ensuring
your product is available, on the shelf for consumers to purchase.
From product sizes to case configurations to allergy information,
getting accurate data to each of these points in the supply chain
is a significant business challenge. In this first session of the
conference we will hear from both a retailer and a supplier on
how they are using parts of the GS1 Standards toolkit to meet
this challenge and how these processes are enabling them to be
innovative and meet the demands of the Smart Consumer.
For over thirty years the barcode has been the
technology of choice for enabling data capture along
the supply chain. Now RFID adoption is gathering
pace and moving from the warehouse and supply chain, to the
shop floor. In this session we will hear from organisations that
have utilised RFID to transform their business processes, deliver
efficiency and cost savings, from stock replenishment and control
solutions in the Apparel sector to meeting the rigorous safety
and regulatory requirements of the Aviation industry.
SESSION
SESSION
1
Managing Your Product Data - a key enabler
and business asset:
Ireland - the "Safe" Food Island. Ireland has an
enviable asset in its agricultural land, climate and
food culture to lead on the worldstage in terms of
producing high quality and safe food. Capitalising on these
assets and growing our international reputation is a key objective
for the sector in terms of long term survival and opportunity.
Having a safe, secure, compliant supply chain with full
traceability and recall capabilities, in line with international
standards will be key to enabling this success. In this session we
look at how Irish food companies can deploy GS1 Standards for
identification and data sharing to position and enable their
organisations to take full advantage of the growth and export
opportunities that lie ahead.
A range of industries, sectors and technologies are addressed at this conference demonstrating the universal applicability of the
GS1 Standards. Regardless of your industry sector or the size and scale of your organisation, all can benefit from the implementation
of GS1 Standards within their business processes, enabling visibility, interoperability and innovation to meet consumer needs.
Whether you are taking the initial steps to uniquely identify and bar code your products or are transforming your operational model
with data synchronisation and RFID enabled solutions, we are sure you will enjoy hearing from our selected speakers.
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Why attend?
If you need to make your
business operate more
efficiently, to achieve cost
savings and to enable
greater visibility of your
products across the supply
chain, you will benefit from
the learnings presented at
this GS1 conference.
Visibility and Innovation
The GS1 Ireland 2012 Supply Chain Conference
Conference Programme
07:30 - 08:45
SESSION
1
REGISTRATION, WELCOME COFFEE AND EXHIBITION
Keynote Speakers
08:45 - 11:00
08:45 - 08:55
Welcome
Tony Minogue, General Manager Business
Services, Glanbia and Chairman GS1
Ireland
09:00 - 09:20
Opening Address
John Perry, TD, Minister of State for Small
Business, Department of Jobs,
Enterprise and Innovation
09:25 - 09:30
Introduction
Mike Byrne, Chief Executive Officer,
GS1 Ireland
09:30 - 11:00 Accurate Data: The Enabler for
Visibility, Performance and Innovation
09:30 - 09:50
Susie McIntosh Hinson, Senior Director
Technologies and Services, GS1 Global
09:55 - 10:15
Edel Russell, Head of Loyalty and Insight,
Musgrave Retail Partners Ireland
10:20 - 10:40
John Mee, Supply Chain Manager, Glanbia
10:45 - 11:00
Q&A
Mike Byrne, Chief Executive Officer,
GS1 Ireland
John Perry, Minister of State
John Perry TD is Minister of State for Small Business
and represents the Sligo North Leitrim constituency.
He is a business person in his home town of
Ballymote in Co. Sligo. The key strategic issues for the
Minister and his Department are maximising job
creation and retention among SMEs, maintenance of a competitive
business environment, driving productivity improvements through
business process changes and maximising the use of ICT Resources.
Edel Russell, Musgrave
Having joined Musgrave as part of the graduate
programme in 1994, Edel has worked in both the
trading and marketing departments. During her 10
years with the trading team, she was responsible for
the ambient, fresh and frozen portfolios at both
Trading and Category Manager level. Just over a year ago, Edel
moved to the Head of Loyalty and Insight and along with her team
has been responsible for the delivery of SuperValu’s on-line shopping
business and its Real Rewards loyalty card. Edel is also responsible
for the consumer insight function in Musgrave.
11:00 - 11:20 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION
Introduced by Heavey RF Group
2
SESSION
11:30 - 13:00
11:20 - 13:00 Trusted Data in a Mobile World
11:20 - 11:40
Malcolm Bowden, President, Global
Solutions, GS1 Global
11:45 - 12:05
Fintan Lonergan, Managing Director of
Media, O2 Ireland
12:10 - 12:30
Bruce Mitchell, Chairman and CEO, airmid
healthgroup
12:35 - 12:55
Damian Lawlor, Managing Director, Media
Platforms, Northern & Central Europe,
Google
12:55 - 13:00
Q & A Mike Byrne, Chief Executive Officer,
GS1 Ireland
13:00 - 13:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION
Introduced by Atlas
Justin Carton, Carton Bros.
The Carton Group is Ireland’s largest integrated chicken processor,
with a throughput of 600,000 birds per week and 120,000 tonnes of
chicken feed a year. The business takes an integrated approach to
the poultry supply chain taking responsibility for all stages of the
life cycle of the chicken and working closely in partnership with
farmers, suppliers and customers. Justin has a Bachelor of Science
(Marketing) from Trinity College, a post graduate Marketing
Diploma and Masters of Information Science from UCD, and is a
qualified Chartered Management Accountant.
Aidan Cotter, Bord Bia
Aidan Cotter was appointed Chief Executive of Bord
Bia, the Irish Food Board, in July 2004, bringing with
him to the position a wealth of knowledge and
experience in food marketing. Mr Cotter previously
served in Bord Bia as Director of Operations, and
earlier gained extensive experience in the marketplace as the
organisation’s European Director. Mr Cotter holds an MBA from
Cranfield School of Management in the UK and has Masters degrees
in Economic Science and in Agricultural Economics from University
College, Dublin. Bord Bia – The Irish Food Board - is the Irish state
agency responsible for the promotion and market development of
Irish food, drink, and horticulture.
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3
SESSION
13:45 - 15:00
Tony Minogue, Glanbia
13:45 - 15:00 Innovation in Action
13:45 - 14:00
Uwe Quiede, RFID Principal, TAILORIT
14:05 - 14:20
Torsten Katzor, Global Director Fashion
Logistics, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
14:25 - 14:45
Dave Browne, Founder and Managing
Director, Aerospace Software
Developments
14:50 - 15:00
Q&A
Mike Byrne, Chief Executive Officer,
GS1 Ireland
15:00 - 15:20 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION
Introduced by brandbank
4
SESSION
Moderators
15:20 - 16:45
15:20 - 16:45 Enabling the Irish Food Sector for
Growth and Exports - meeting the
demands for a Safe and Sustainable
Supply Chain
15:20 - 15:40
John Keogh, Global Director, Product &
Consumer Safety, GS1 Global
15:45 - 16:05
Justin Carton, Director of Information,
Carton Bros
16:10 - 16:30
Aidan Cotter, Chief Executive Officer,
Bord Bia
16:35 - 16:45
Q & A and Close
Mike Byrne, Chief Executive Officer,
GS1 Ireland
Tony is currently the General Manager for Glanbia
Business Services covering Global IT and Shared
Services for the Glanbia Group. Previously he held
positions as Group Manager of Information
Technology, Business Systems Manager and
Technology Services Manager. He has been involved in the IT
Industry for over 25 years. Currently he is leading the IT team
implementing Glanbia’s Global Business Systems (including SAP)
with multiple projects running in Ireland, UK, Germany, US and
China. Tony joined the board of GS1 in 2004 and has Chaired
Electronic Commerce and Data Pool committees. He has been viceChairman since 2008 and was elected as Chairman in June 2010. He
was involved in the initial EDI trials within Ireland working with ANAI
and the various networks establishing EDI as a viable business
function.
Mike Byrne, GS1 Ireland
Mike Byrne was appointed Chief Executive Officer of
GS1 Ireland in 2012. Prior to joining GS1 he was
Chairperson and Commissioner of Ireland’s
Electronic Communications Regulatory Authority
(ComReg) and was also the elected Chair of the
European Commission’s strategic advisory body on the use of radio
spectrum for commercial and civil use, the Radio Spectrum Policy
Group (RSPG). Prior to joining ComReg, Mike was a Director of Vision
Consulting, the international management and technology
consulting firm. Mike is a qualified Chartered Director from the UK’s
Institute of Directors (IoD) and also holds a Master of Science
Degree (Management Practice) from TCD, and a Bachelor of Science
Degree from University College, Galway (NUIG). He has also
completed post-graduate executive education programmes at
University College, Cork (UCC) and Stanford University, USA.
"Meeting Consumer Demands in
the Digital Age with Supply Chain
Visibility and Innovation across all
industry sectors".
Who Should Attend?
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IT Managers and Directors
Supply Chain Professionals
Business Intelligence and
Analytics Specialists
Product and Data Managers
Chief Technology Officers
Solution Providers
Industry Partners
About Our Sponsors and Partners
GS1 would like to thank our conference sponsors and partners,
Atlas, Heavey RF Group, Brandbank and the Irish Exporters
Association for their contribution and support in making this
event possible. We invite our delegates and guests to visit our
exhibition area where our partners along with other solution
providers will be available to share their expertise on the
innovative supply chain solutions and products they make
available to the sector.
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Platinum Sponsor
Established in 1992, Atlas has built an
international reputation as an
innovative and results focused
ebusiness solutions company. In
March 2012 its software was voted
the best in Europe with award judges
praising Atlas’ solution for
“streamlining operations and
procedures and the tremendous
results it delivered for customers”.
Visibility and Innovation
The GS1 Ireland 2012 Supply Chain Conference
27th April 2012, Convention Centre Dublin
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