Online Seminars & Roundtables
LCL Conversation Series
The COVID-19 pandemic unleashed unprecedented impacts on global supply chains, mandating a thorough discussion and examination of existing practices and decisions which affect, directly and indirectly, each and every one of us. As the roll-out and distribution of vaccines across the globes gives us hope for the future, logistics and supply chain management have become a vital part of the fight against COVID-19. It is now more important than ever to ensure rapid, efficient and dependable distribution of goods.
Join the LCL CONVERSATION — a series of online seminars hosted by the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management — for inspiring interactions with researchers and practitioners to brainstorm the future of logistics and supply chains.
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Online seminars and Events (upcoming)
Digital Supply Chain Roundtable Series
Digitisation, Industry 4.0, and Blockchains are among the emerging technologies that bear the potential of critically affecting these factors. In this series of roundtables, we will discuss, share, and outline ideas, strategies, experiences as well as research relating to the forthcoming transformational technologies.
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PAST SESSIONS
| 13/11/2019 Metal additive manufacturing
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| 15/05/2019 Supply chain cybersecurity Roundtable |
| Is your supply chain resilient against cyber attacks? Questions and issues addressed at this roundtable included:
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| 21/11/2018 3D printing: Just an additional manufacturing method or a supply chain disruptor? |
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| 29/11/2017, hosted by Goodyear Same day delivery |
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| How do customer expectations for same-day delivery and seamless shopping impact B2C logistics structures of the future? With the connection of bricks-and-mortar shopping with online shopping, retailers and producers need to come up with new innovative network and distribution concepts. Read our summary |
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| 27/09/2017 Artificial intelligence: The rise of the machines (and the regulator) |
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| The increasing prevalence of algorithms and their use in supply chains have been discussed. Artificial intelligence, which utilises advanced techniques to recognise patterns and correlations among data, can advance supply chain management practices and apply to areas such as forecasting and demand planning, inventory management, and purchasing. The increasing sophistication of machine learning algorithms is also raising regulatory concerns, consider for example the recent Google antitrust ruling... Read our summary |
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| 14/06/2017, hosted by Cargolux Blockchain & supply chain management |
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More roundtables to be announced.
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