LogiMed 2016 (past event)
17 - 18 October, 2016
44 (0) 207 368 9766
Chet Damania
Senior Manager, Customer Solutions
Johnson & Johnson
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Chet.
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Monday, September 11th, 2017
11:30 CASE STUDY REVOLUTION: Applying Operational Excellence to improve customer collaboration: How to optimise collaboration strategies with customers to increase efficiency and customer loyalty
In this session you will understand how J&J Customer & Logistics Services is advancing the customer experience by applying the principles of Operational Excellence and collaborating more effectively with customers. Learn from the leading global medical device company how you can significantly improve the relationship with your customers.
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What is the outcome of hospital budget cuts on medical device supply chains?
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How to deal with higher expectations from the customer
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How can we manage inventory to meet customers need in the most efficient way?
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How to better tailor our services to customers: How to segment customers and adapt services accordingly
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How to advance end-to end supply chain capabilities
17:00 ALL STAR PANEL: Outlining how to adapt your supply chain strategies to truly add value to the customer experience
A unique opportunity to listen to your customers’ perspective on how you can directly add value to them.
- Detailing how hospitals are changing and the affect on medical device supply chains
- E.g. Setting up in-house companies in order to claim back VAT: Impact on reporting of figures to med dev and consequently demand and supply planning
- How are hospitals tracking products and how can this be improved? Increasing the visibility of products How should medical device companies adapt their supply chain strategies to add value to the customer experience?
- In what ways should medical device companies improve their customer service?
- What really matters on a day-to-day basis in the product delivery experience?
- Impact of Brexit on the NHS and medical device supply chains