LogiMed 2016 (past event)

17 - 18 October, 2016

44 (0) 207 368 9766

Day 2

08:00 - 08:45 Welcome Coffee

08:45 - 08:50 Welcome Remarks

Gemma Burns, Conference Director, LogiMed 2016

08:50 - 09:00 Chairman’s opening address

Mathijs Luts, Director Supply Chain EMEA & India at St. Jude Medical

Mathijs Luts

Director Supply Chain EMEA & India
St. Jude Medical

A fantastic panel of top-level supply chain decision makers from leading medical device companies share their ideas and strategies.

  • Multiple ERP systems – this can be a bigger challenge than partners and service providers – harmonise disparate systems
  • How can you access real-time data across the supply chain operation from service providers and CMOs?
  • How do you look beyond the myriad of data to gain meaningful results? – turn into intelligence and decision making
  • How can you prove the value of investing in data analytics?
Rick Demarais, Director, Global JJOS Deployment Leader at Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems

Rick Demarais

Director, Global JJOS Deployment Leader
Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems

Roberto Tozzi, Vice President Global Supply Chain at LivaNova

Roberto Tozzi

Vice President Global Supply Chain
LivaNova

Simon Orchard, Vice President, EMEA Supply Operations & Customer Support at Pfizer

Simon Orchard

Vice President, EMEA Supply Operations & Customer Support
Pfizer

09:40 - 10:30 CASE STUDY REVOLUTION: Harnessing digitalisation to drive the medical device supply chain forward

  • Who has started to do this? Experiences to date
  • How is digitalisation poised to improve end-to-end visibility?
  • How to ensure consistency and transparency of data throughout the entire end-to-end supply chain
  • Analysing opportunities and challenges of in-house software development vs. off the shelf software providers
  • Trends for digital ordering in medical industry: What are the best smart ordering tools?
  • How can you best use digitalisation irrespective of your company’s size?
Guillaume Gasc, Vice President Competence Center & Supply Chain at Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Guillaume Gasc

Vice President Competence Center & Supply Chain
Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Jana Dallmann, Senior Manager Supply Chain Processes and Logistics at Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Jana Dallmann

Senior Manager Supply Chain Processes and Logistics
Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

10:30 - 10:50 CASE STUDY PRESENTATION: Evolution to excellence of a pharmaceutical supply chain

  • What are the drivers for transformation?
  • What levers are most impactful to drive excellence?
  • How do you execute across a global organisation?
  • How far do you go in pursuit of excellence?
  • What are the practical considerations in developing such a program?
Simon Orchard, Vice President, EMEA Supply Operations & Customer Support at Pfizer

Simon Orchard

Vice President, EMEA Supply Operations & Customer Support
Pfizer

10:50 - 11:25 Morning networking break

Round Table 1: Trends for digital ordering in the medical industry: How to stay ahead of the curve

Jana Dallmann, Senior Manager Supply Chain Processes & Logistics, Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Round Table 2: How to use GS1 and the UDI to speed up regulatory approval. Assess the impact on the supply chain

Sylvia Reingardt, Sector Manager Healthcare, GS1 Germany

Round Table 3: Sustainability: Learn how to reduce energy consumption and waste and turn your supply chain green – don’t get left behind

Nele Bayen, Senior Operations Manager, St. Jude Medical

Round Table 4: Pharmaceutical industry: Improving the medical device supply chain by learning from advanced industries

Peter Trappeniers, Senior Customer Care Manager, Terumo BCT

Round Table 5: How to use The Internet of Things (IoT) to create a connected production floor, enhance visibility and monitor equipment and people

Valerij Krndija, Senior Transportation Manager EMEA, IDEXX Europe

Round Table 6: What is the impact of 3D printing on production, planning, distribution and DCs? Assessing the effect on cost, lead-time and product lines

Mike Isles, European Medicines Partnership Director, International Health Partners

Round Table 7: Cyber security: Make sure you know the risks and learn how to minimise them

Jana Dallmann, Senior Manager Supply Chain Processes and Logistics at Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Jana Dallmann

Senior Manager Supply Chain Processes and Logistics
Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Nele Bayen, Senior Operations Manager at St. Jude Medical

Nele Bayen

Senior Operations Manager
St. Jude Medical

Peter Trappeniers, Senior Customer Care Manager at Terumo BCT

Peter Trappeniers

Senior Customer Care Manager
Terumo BCT

Sylvia Reingardt, Sector Manager Healthcare at GS1 Germany

Sylvia Reingardt

Sector Manager Healthcare
GS1 Germany

Mike Isles, European Medicines Partnership Director at International Health Partners

Mike Isles

European Medicines Partnership Director
International Health Partners

12:20 - 12:40 CASE STUDY PRESENTATION: How can a lean management-based operating system benefit the supply chain strategy of medical device companies?

  • Continuously improve operations and work more effectively
  • Implementing new operations faster and more stabile
  • Setting standards in all operations without cutting into the personal strengths of the individual employees
  • Best practices of lean management-based operations in the Medical Device and In Vitro Diagnostics industry
Maximilian Gamperling, Division Manager at Logistics Group International

Maximilian Gamperling

Division Manager
Logistics Group International

Lunch

12:40 - 13:45 Networking Lunch
Choose your afternoon track or sign up to one of the creative boardroom sessions – limited places available.

Masterclass

12:40 - 13:45 MASTERCLASS: Enhance your planning and forecasting processes using big data
An invaluable opportunity for you to turn theory into practice in an experiences classroom environment. This masterclass is moderated by leading practitioners and is open to 25 active participants who form part of a high level interactive discussion.

  • Data analysis: Who should do this and how to do it in the most efficient way
  • Using the data in the most effective way
  • The impact of big data on planning and forecasting
  • Predictive, prescriptive and cognitive data results in better estimates and predictions – case study examples
Loek Lemmens, Managing Partner at EyeOn

Loek Lemmens

Managing Partner
EyeOn

Joost Rongen, Senior Business Consultant at EyeOn

Joost Rongen

Senior Business Consultant
EyeOn

STREAM A – PLANNING: Assessing New Tools and Optimising Inventory Management

13:45 - 14:35 CASE STUDY REVOULTION: Is your planning tool slowing you down? Which to select and how to use effectively in order to increase accuracy and efficiency
  • Overview of available planning tools: Pros and cons
  • Assessing the advantages and disadvantages of using SAP and AOP
  • How to effectively connect the two
  • The use of excel – does it still have its place for planners?
  • How can regional SAP systems be connected together? Who offers solutions on this?
Vasilis Darmis, Senior Supply Chain Manager at Stryker

Vasilis Darmis

Senior Supply Chain Manager
Stryker

STREAM B – LOGISTICS: Strategic Transportation

13:45 - 14:35 CASE STUDY REVOLUTION: How to implement innovative transportation strategies to transform your supply chain
Details TBC

Mirko Müller

Senior Manager Logistics & Distribution
Beckman Coulter

STREAM C – STRATEGY

13:45 - 14:35 SYNGERY WORKSHOP: How to strengthen internal relationships between all SC functions and ensure full integration and alignment to increase efficiency
  • How to set a service level agreement between SC functions

  • End-to-end tactical vison: What products are where? Are they in the right place and in the right quantities?

  • How to balance collaboration between all three stakeholders: Medical device companies, service provider and customers

Anton Van Den Bogaart, Chief Operations Officer at Qauspec

Anton Van Den Bogaart

Chief Operations Officer
Qauspec

STREAM A – PLANNING: Assessing New Tools and Optimising Inventory Management

14:35 - 15:15 ALL STAR PANEL: How to improve inventory management from a planning perspective and create a seamless supply chain

This panel brings together senior-level thought leaders from three of the top 10 medical device companies.

  • Integrating sales, planning and inventory management to drive the SC forward
  • Creating consistency of KPIs within inventory and planning
  • How to use the ATP (Available To Promise) process - what can be learnt from other industries? eg automotive
  • How can planning and inventory management provide more flexibility and in turn increase level of service to customer?
Vasilis Darmis, Senior Supply Chain Manager at Stryker

Vasilis Darmis

Senior Supply Chain Manager
Stryker

Jackie Pomroy, Head of Supply Chain at NHS South of England Procurement Services

Jackie Pomroy

Head of Supply Chain
NHS South of England Procurement Services

STREAM B – LOGISTICS: Strategic Transportation

14:35 - 15:15 ALL STAR PANEL: What is your biggest challenge within transportation? Overcome regulatory hurdles, decrease costs and negotiate effectively

A fantastic panel of top-level supply chain decision makers share their innovative transportation strategies.

  • Reviewing the changing regulations for transportation and impact on your role
  • How to reduce transportation costs without compromising your services
  • Learn how to strengthening your relationship with 3PLs/4PLs
  • How to effectively negotiate with procurement within 3PLs/4PLs
Wolfram Waschke, Director Customer Distribution and Warehouse at HARTMANN Group

Wolfram Waschke

Director Customer Distribution and Warehouse
HARTMANN Group

Glynis Sylvester, Director at Becton Dickinson

Glynis Sylvester

Director
Becton Dickinson

STREAM C – STRATEGY

14:35 - 15:15 Session Continued

15:15 - 15:50 Afternoon networking break

15:50 - 16:10 CASE STUDY PRESENTATION: Hear from the customer: How does the UDI help to improve processes in hospitals? What are the promises and the challenges?

  • How do pitfalls and shortcomings hamper processes including those at the point of care?
  • What is the ideal flow of materials and associated data that hospitals want to see?
  • How can implementation of the UDI improve the entire supply chain?
  • The challenges of stringent master data management
Hajo Reißmann, Head of Medical Supply Controlling at University Medical Center Schleswig Holstein

Hajo Reißmann

Head of Medical Supply Controlling
University Medical Center Schleswig Holstein

16:10 - 17:00 CASE STUDY REVOULTION: Essential guidance from Industry and Eucomed on how to implement the UDI (Unique Device Identification) from the SC perspective - Assess the impact of serialisation on the SC and learn how to minimise disruption

  • How to successfully implement GS1: What were the hurdles and how were these overcome?
  • Comparison of the different agencies for bar codes: GS1, HIBCC and ICBBA
  • How the implementation of UDI affected logistics– what changes had to be made?
  • How do you label the products and package correctly? Should you invest in new e-labelling software?
  • How has this helped improve visibility and inventory management?
  • How to communicate effectively with your regulatory department
  • Implementation of either printer/label tech on the lines or software infrastructure
  • What can we learn from the pharma and retail industries?
  • What can we learn from the US medical device industry?
  • Maximising the ROI of your UDI implementation, ensuring it continues to drive business value
  • Impact and implementation of the new Medical Device Directive
Diana Kanecka, Officer Regulations & Industrial Policy at MedTech Europe, an alliance of EDMA and Eucomed

Diana Kanecka

Officer Regulations & Industrial Policy
MedTech Europe, an alliance of EDMA and Eucomed

17:00 - 23:59 End of conference