When
Friday5 October 2018Where
Grand Hall Hong Kong Science ParkEnquiry
+852 2255 0860info@lscm.hkLSCM Logistics Summit 2018
With the theme of “Actions in the Belt and Road Initiative with Innovation and Technology”, the LSCM Logistics Summit 2018 will bring together different industries to excite and inspire participants on how to apply innovative technologies to create positive changes in their industries’ operations and capture the opportunities brought by the Belt and Road Initiative. This annual Summit serves as a point of connection for industry practitioners and experts from various fields to explore and share inspiring insights in the related topics such as the Greater Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area Scheme, Robotics & AI applications in various industries, and e-Commerce penetration in Middle East and Africa etc. The Summit also provides a platform for business networking and exchange of ideas amongst fellow industry innovators.
Speakers
LSCM Logistics Summit 2018 gathers the brightest minds in the tech community. Be prepared to be inspired by the experts and industry practitioners from all around the world!
Agenda
Below you'll find the programme rundown of LSCM Logistics Summit 2018. We'll keep this page regularly updated with all the new speakers and sessions, so be sure to keep checking this website!
Registration and Networking
Welcome Remarks
Dr Sunny CHAI, BBS, Chairman of Board of Directors, Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre / Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
Opening Remarks
Mr Nicholas YANG, GBS, JP, Secretary for Innovation and Technology, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Group Photo
MOU Signing Ceremony by LSCM and The People’s Government of Zhuhai
Keynote Speech: Future Cold Chain Business in Hong Kong
Keynote Speech: Future Cold Chain Business in Hong Kong
Cold Chain logistics has been one of the key growth drivers in the logistics sector, with pharma tonnages in particular recording double-digit growth in Hong Kong. With immense potential for continuing growth, cold chain business has understandably come under the spotlight of key logistics players in Hong Kong. The constant demand for product integrity, security and value for money require a sophisticated approach to logistics, and present a variety of challenges to operators throughout the supply chain. Recognising the vulnerabilities of commodities, and the need for enhanced handling for the Cold Chain segment, Hactl and its value-added logistics arm Hacis have already invested heavily in cold chain facilities and developed comprehensive handling procedures and capabilities. Looking forward, what further new trends and challenges might arise, and how can Hong Kong’s logistics community as a whole position itself to grasp the opportunities?
Mr Wilson KWONG, Chief Executive, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl)
Coffee Break
Keynote Speech: Warehouse Robotics – State of the Art and Research Opportunities
Keynote Speech: Warehouse Robotics – State of the Art and Research Opportunities
The new generation of warehouses will be fully robotized. Managers can select from different competitive robotic techniques to fulfil the customer orders. In my talk, I will give an overview of new and current automated order picking methods and systems and compare them for use and fit. Recently, models have been developed, which can help to analyse performance of robotic order picking systems and subsequently optimize systems for costs, throughput and response time. The models can also be used to compare the most popular robotic techniques.
Prof Rene de KOSTER, Department of Technology and Operations Management, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Keynote Speech: Introducing eBRAM with Deal-Making and ODR to Facilitate Cross-border Trade
Keynote Speech: Introducing eBRAM with Deal-Making and ODR to Facilitate Cross-border Trade
eBRAM Centre is a joint community effort combining Hong Kong’s strength in legal, technology and business sectors to use the latest know-how and technology to facilitate deal-making, on-line negotiation, conciliation, mediation, arbitration and capacity building to advance the Belt and Road Initiative, and to advance Hong Kong as the leading LawTech centre that provides cost-effective solutions to improve access to justice.
Mr Nick CHAN, MH, Chairman, eBRAM Centre
Sharing Session at the Luncheon: Opportunities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area Development
Ms Teresa CHENG, GBS, SC, JP, Secretary for Justice, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Networking Luncheon
Keynote Speech: Collaborating to Develop Hong Kong into a World-famed Smart City
Keynote Speech: Collaborating to Develop Hong Kong into a World-famed Smart City
Developing smart city to improve people’s quality of living is a mission of governments around the world today. In Hong Kong, we promulgated the Smart City Blueprint in December 2017 to develop smart city in six major areas: “Smart Mobility”, “Smart Living”, “Smart Environment”, “Smart People”, “Smart Government” and “Smart Economy”. Having regard to our unique challenges, strengths and opportunities ahead, we have mapped out our development plans for the coming five years and beyond. In collaboration with all parties of the society, we are determined to build Hong Kong into a world-famed smart city.
Mr Victor LAM, JP, Government Chief Information Officer, Office of the Government Chief Information Officer
Coffee Break
Keynote Speech: Innovation and Impact of Virtual Reality
Keynote Speech: Innovation and Impact of Virtual Reality
Virtual reality (VR) has rapidly emerged as one of the hottest technology surrounding us in our everyday life. VR enables us to experience vividly imaginable situations and create immersive environments that are difficult to tell between real and virtual. While the popularity of VR is ever increasing, the inspiration that VR provides us in technology innovation and futuristic creation may be far from our imagination. With VR providing a radically new technology experience to us, it opens up new avenues in an extremely wide spectrum that is not limited to science and engineering, creative arts and education, and many more. In the talk, Henry is going to share his research and development in VR over the past decades and describe some of the most current deployment of VR technology that makes changes to our way of life.
DR Henry Lau, Associate Professor, Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering, The University of Hong Kong
Keynote Speech: Brand Protection with BlockChain Technology
Keynote Speech: Brand Protection with BlockChain Technology
According to the International Chamber of Commerce, losses from counterfeiting and piracy will soar to $4.2 trillion annually by 2022. Outsourcing of supply chains has driven considerable economic opportunity for brands but may also be a major cause of counterfeiting. If we can’t secure these distributed supply chains then we imperil ourselves and even the Belt & Road initiatives. IT oriented solutions are the obvious answer but integrating systems across the hundreds of companies is almost impossible. Blockchain and mobility offer an answer and maybe even a revolutionary one.
Vincent Lum, President of DSS Asia, will present their technology vision in brand protection with blockchain technology and share DSS’ valuable experience in the successful joint research and development initiatives with LSCM.
Mr Vincent LUM, President, Document Security Systems Asia
Q&A
Event Venue
Hong Kong Science Park
Grand Hall, 1/F, Hong Kong Science Park Phase 3, Shatin, New Territories