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Oracle Value Chain Summit 2015 Enabling Agents of Change January 26 – 29, 2015 San Jose Convention Center San Jose, California Value Chain Execution Solution Area

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Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  2015  Enabling  Agents  of  Change      January  26  –  29,  2015  San  Jose  Convention  Center  San  Jose,  California

Value  Chain  Execution  Solution  Area

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Table  of  Contents    

How  to  Register  &  Special  Offers                   2      

Value  Chain  Summit  2015  Overview    and  Speakers               3    

Value  Chain  Execution  Tracks               3    

Value  Chain  Execution  Highlights:  Awards,  Demos,  Speakers  &  Sponsors   4    

Value  Chain  Execution  Side-­‐By-­‐Side  Agenda:  Sessions  &  Workshops     5  -­‐  7    

Value  Chain  Execution  Session  Details             8  -­‐  13              How  to  Register  &  Special  Offers    Visit  www.oraclevaluechainsummit.com/register  to  register.      Register  early  or  for  your  whole  team  to  take  advantage  of  limited  time  offers  and  group  discounts.  

Attendee  Registration  Rates  All  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  Attendees  can  take  advantage  of  the  following  rates:  

• $795  Pre-­‐Registration:  December  1–January  23  

• $895  Onsite  Registration:  January  26–January  28  

Group  Discount  Offers  Buy  four  passes  and  get  one  pass  free!  Or  buy  ten  and  get  four  free!  All  paid  registrants  must  be  registered,  paid  in  full,  and  be  from  the  same  company  to  qualify  for  the  free  passes.  Please  email  the  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  Registration  team  at  [email protected]  and  provide  the  name  and  company  of  the  completed  unique  registrations  to  receive  your  free  passes.  The  deadline  to  take  advantage  of  this  offer  is  5:00  p.m.  PT  January  23,  2015.  

Contact  Us  Send  questions  about  the  Value  Chain  Execution  Solution  Area  at  the  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  to  [email protected].    

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Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  2015  in  San  Jose  will  gather  nearly  2,000  product  and  supply    chain  professionals.        Featured  OVCS  Speakers                Steve  Young  NFL  Legend    &  HGGC  Co-­‐Founder    

 Andrew  Winston  Co-­‐author  of  Green  to  Gold    and  author  of  The  Big  Pivot      

 Sean  D.  Tucker  Aerobatic  Pilot,    Team  Oracle      

Value  Chain  Execution  Solution  Area    

Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  2015  Overview  This  unparalleled  experience  will  empower  you  with  the  knowledge  to  drive  innovation  and  maximize  revenue  as  an  agent  of  change  at  your  organization.  Choose  from  more  than  200  sessions  covering:  Product  Lifecycle  Management,  Procurement,  Maintenance,  Manufacturing,  Value  Chain  Execution,  Value  Chain  Planning  and  Cross  Value  Chain.    

What  could  modernized  logistics  do  for  you,  and  how  do  you  make  it  happen?    Come  learn  in  the  Value  Chain  Execution  solution  area  of  the  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  2015,  the  top  Oracle  Supply  Chain  and  Value  Chain  Execution  customer  event  of  the  year.    

The  Value  Chain  Execution  solution  area  encompasses  four  tracks.  The  24  related  sessions  will  cover  industry  trends,  best  practices,  customer  case  studies,  and  product  strategy  insights.  Attendees  will  have  the  opportunity  to  network  with  their  peers,  review  solutions  from  Oracle’s  partners,  see  product  demonstrations,  and  talk  to  product  experts  to  learn  actions  they  can  take  to  improve  their  operations  today.  

• Track:  Global  Trade  Management  Companies  that  move  goods  or  services  across  borders  recognize  the  need  to  centralize,  optimize  and  enforce  trade  compliance  and  customs  processes.  This  track  will  address  the  product  strategy,  roadmap  and  customer  highlights  of  Oracle  Global  Trade  Management  (GTM).    

• Track:  Order  Management  and  Orchestration  This  track  will  include  sessions  covering  the  strategy  and  roadmap  for  Oracle  Order  Management  Cloud  Service  and  how  it  can  help  you  speed  time  to  market  and  reduce  implementation  costs.  Additional  sessions  will  cover  the  vision  and  strategy  for  Oracle  E-­‐Business  Suite  Order  Management  and  how  new  capabilities  can  help  meet  revenue  goals  through  improved  visibility  and  flawless  execution.  

• Track:  Transportation  Management  Transportation  management  systems  (TMS)  help  companies  control  and  reduce  freight  costs  while  improving  customer  service.  This  track  will  review  the  latest  advances  to  the  market  leading  TMS,  Oracle  Transportation  Management  (OTM),  and  showcase  customer  success  stories.  Learn  how  you  can  use  OTM  to  achieve  logistics  excellence  from  product  experts  and  directly  from  customers.  

• Track:  Warehouse  Management    Warehouse  and  yard  management  systems  help  companies  increase  on-­‐time  delivery  rates,  improve  space  utilization,  and  increase  warehouse  and  yard  productivity.  This  track  will  review  the  new  Oracle  Yard  Management  product,  the  vision  and  strategy  for  Oracle  Warehouse  Management  and  recent  advances  to  the  products,  and  will  showcase  customer  success  stories.  

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We  welcome  over  20  Value  Chain  Execution  customer  presenters,  including:  

Special  thanks  to  our  partner  sponsors!  

During  a  conference  general  session,  one  customer  will  be  awarded  with  the  2015  Excellence  in  Value  Chain  Management:  Value  Chain  Execution  award.    This  prestigious  award  is  bestowed  upon  customers  who  exhibit  outstanding  use  of  Oracle  Value  Chain  Execution  solutions.  

Visit  the  demo  kiosks  in  the  Value  Chain  Execution  area  of  the  Solution  Pavilion  for  a  one-­‐on-­‐one  view  of  our  solutions.  Interested  in  seeing  how  to  reduce  labor  in  your  warehouse?    Wondering  how  to  respond  rapidly  to  port  congestion?    This  is  the  place  for  you.    

Value  Chain  Execution  Excellence  Award  2015   Demo  Kiosks  in  the  Solution  Pavilion  

iPad  stations   Theater  Demos    

Customer  Speakers  

Partner  Sponsors  

Take  a  self-­‐guided  tour  through  our  solutions  in  the  iPad  stations,  located  in  the  Value  Chain  Execution  area  of  the  Solution  Pavilion.  Browse  overviews,  infographics,  customer  testimonials,  demos,  and  more.  

Stop  by  the  big  screen  in  the  Value  Chain  Execution  section  of  the  Solution  Pavilion  for  regularly  scheduled  demos  of  valuable  VCE  use  cases  and  implementation  stories.    Sessions  are  presented  by  Oracle  and  partners.    

The  only  event  where  you’ll  get  24  Oracle  VCE  sessions,  20+  VCE  customer  speakers,  6  VCE  demo  booths,  and  3  VCE  customer  advisory  board  meetings  all  in  one  Summit!  

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LEGEND   Global  Trade  Management     Order  Management  and  Orchestration    

Transportation    Management  

Warehouse  Management  

Monday,  January  26,  2015  

TIME   TITLE  &  DESCRIPTION  

3:00  –  5:30  PM   Opening  General  Session    

5:30    –  7:00  PM   Welcome  Reception  

     

Tuesday,  January  27,  2015    

TIME   TITLE  &  DESCRIPTION  

7:00  –  8:00  AM   Breakfast  in  Solution  Pavilion  

8:00  –  10:00  AM   General  Session    

10:00  –  11:00  AM   Networking  Break  in  Solution  Pavilion  

11:00  –  11:45  AM   Solution  Area  General  Session:  Value  Chain  Execution  Oracle  Value  Chain  Execution:  Overview  and  Product  Strategy  |  Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

12:00  –  12:45  PM   Solution  Area  General  Session:  Value  Chain  Execution    Enabling  Agents  of  Change  with  Value  Chain  Execution:    Customer  Case  Studies  |  Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Product  Strategy,  Oracle;  May  Chew,  Vice  President  Technology  Services,  APL  Logistics;  Thomas  Deakins,  VP,  MavenWire;  Peter  Ward,  Director,  Hitachi  Consulting;  Caryl  Olmstead,  Vice  President  Supply  Chain  Management,  Valassis  

12:45  –  1:30  PM   Lunch    Featuring  Global  Trade  Management  and  Warehouse  Management  roundtable  discussions  

1:45  –  2:45  PM  

 

GTM  Product  Overview  and  Strategy  Update  

E-­‐Business  Suite  OM:      Strategy  and  Roadmap  

OTM  Product  Overview  and  Strategy  Update  

PPG  

WMS  Product  Strategy  and  Roadmap  

2:45  –  3:30  PM   Networking  Break  in  Solution  Pavilion  

3:45  –  4:45  PM  

 

Putting  the  “Power”  in  Today’s  Global  Energy  Sector  Supply  Chain  

GE  Power  and  Water  

Quote  to  Cash  with  Oracle  Cloud:    Moving  ERP  to  the  Cloud  

A  Deeper  Dive  into  Oracle’s  Cloud  Services  for  Transportation  

Surgeons  Limit  Uncertainty  with  Flawless  Order  Fulfillment  

Integra  Lifesciences  Gaea  Global  

5:00  –  6:00  PM   Landed  Cost  as  a  Strategic  Supply  Chain  Weapon  

Starbucks  

Order  Management  Cloud  Strategy  and  Roadmap  

RapidOTMTM:    A  Model  for  OTM  Cloud  

Sony  

Introducing  Oracle  Yard  Management  

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LEGEND   Global  Trade  Management     Order  Management  and  Orchestration    

Transportation    Management  

Warehouse  Management  

   

Wednesday,  January  28,  2015  

TIME   TITLE  &  DESCRIPTION  

7:00  –  8:00  AM   Breakfast  in  Solution  Pavilion  

8:00  –  10:30  AM   General  Session    

10:30  –  10:45  AM   Networking  Break  

10:45  –  11:30  AM   Solution  Area  General  Session:  Value  Chain  Execution    

Integrated  Fulfillment  Management  at  Mason  Companies,  a  High-­‐Volume  Internet  Retailer    |  Mark  Lewis,  Director  Value  Chain  Execution,  Oracle;  Dan  Raffesberger,  IT  Business  Analyst,  Mason  Companies;  Vishal  Choudhari,  Practice  Director,  Inyxa;  Ryan  Plotz,  IT  Business  Analyst,  Mason  Companies  

 

11:40  –  12:25  PM   Solution  Area  General  Session:  Value  Chain  Execution    

Introducing  Oracle’s  Cloud  Services  for  Transportation  and  Global  Trade  Management    |  Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

 

12:30  –  1:15  PM   Lunch    Featuring  Global  Trade  Management  and  Warehouse  Management  roundtable  discussions  

1:30  –  2:30  PM   Customs  and  Compliance  Takes  Flight  at  Panasonic  Avionics  with  Oracle  GTM  

Panasonic  Avionics  

E-­‐Business  Suite  Order  Management:    Presenting  the  HTML  and  Mobile  User  Experience  

Leveraging  OTM  as  a  Logistics  Service  Provider:    Customers  Share  Experiences  

Ruan  

The  Scoular  Company  

Smart  Warehouse  Execution:    Moving  Beyond  Voice  Picking  with  Next-­‐Gen  Mobility  and  Process  Automation  

Lucas  Systems  

Ingersoll  Rand  

2:30  –  3:15  PM   Networking  Break  in  Solution  Pavilion  

3:30  –  4:30  PM   Country  of  Origin  and  Special  Trade  Programs  as  a  Global  Competitive  Advantage  

Beckman  Coulter  

Customer  Study  on  Using  Fusion  DOO  to  Enable  Transformational  Supply  Chain  Collaboration  

Oracle  Transportation  Management  Customer  Case  Studies  

Sisamex  

Infosys  Ltd  

Oracle  Warehouse  Management  Customer  Case  Studies  

Perigrine  Semiconductor  

Aurobindo  Pharma  

Munchkin  

4:30  PM   Event  Concludes  

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Thursday,  January  29,  2015  

TIME   TITLE  &  DESCRIPTION  

TBD  

 

Logistics  Customer  Advisory  Board  

The  Logistics  Customer  Advisory  Board  is  a  user  community  comprised  primarily  of  WMS,  MSCA  and  Inventory  customers.  The  CAB  is  dedicated  to  improving  the  overall  customer  experience  with  these  applications  by  facilitating  an  ongoing  dialog  between  users  and  the  Oracle  development  team.  Participants  are  encouraged  to  share  their  experiences  and  business  requirements  in  order  to  better  understand  how  to  improve  these  products.  This  collaboration  between  customers  and  Oracle  development  identifies  important  enhancement  requests  and  helps  to  prioritize  their  inclusion  in  future  releases.  

By  Invitation  Only  

Contact:  [email protected]    

TBD   Oracle  Transportation  Management  (OTM)  Customer  Advisory  Board  

The  OTM  CAB  is  a  focused  group  of  customer  representatives  with  expertise  and  vision  in  Transportation  Management  processes.  The  group  meets  with  the  OTM  Strategy  and  Development  teams  to  provide  strategic  input  on  product  direction.  The  CAB  provides  collaborative  work  sessions  between  the  OTM  team  and  key  customers  to  articulate/share  the  strategic  vision  for  their  company  as  it  pertains  to  the  business  processes  enabled  by  the  OTM  product  suite.  

By  Invitation  Only  

Contact:  [email protected]    

TBD       Order  Management  Customer  Advisory  Board  

The  Order  Management  (OM)  Customer  Advisory  Board  is  a  focused  group  of  customer  representatives  with  expertise  and  vision  in  Enterprise  Order  Management  and  Customer  Service  processes  who  meet  with  the  OM  team  to  provide  strategic  input  on  product  direction.  The  CAB  provides  collaborative  work  sessions  between  the  OM  team  and  key  customers  to  articulate/share  the  strategic  vision  for  their  company  as  it  pertains  to  the  business  processes  enabled  by  the  Order  Management  products  within  the  E-­‐Business  Suite.  

 

By  Invitation  Only  

Contact:  [email protected]    

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Value  Chain  Execution  Track  Session  Details  

General  Sessions  TIME   TITLE     ABSTRACT   SPEAKERS  

Tuesday  11:00  –  11:45  AM    

 

Oracle  Value  Chain  Execution:    Overview  and  Product  Strategy  

 

Oracle's  Value  Chain  Execution  products  are  market-­‐share  leaders  used  by  organizations  around  the  globe  to  help  deliver  perfect  order  fulfillment  and  maximize  logistics  efficiency.  This  session  will  provide  an  overview  of  the  business  value  delivered  by  these  products  in  the  areas  of  order  fulfillment,  transportation  management,  warehouse  management,  and  global  trade  management.  In  addition,  we  will  review  market  trends  driving  product  strategy  and  the  roadmap  for  Oracle  Value  Chain  Execution.  

Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Value  Chain  Execution  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

Tuesday  12:00  –  12:45  PM  

Enabling  Agents  of  Change  with  Value  Chain  Execution:    Customer  Case  Studies  

The  Valassis  case  study  will  describe  the  operational  and  business  process  changes  that  were  enabled  as  part  of  implementing  Oracle  Transportation  Management  (OTM).  They  include  deeper  utilization  of  shipment  optimization  and  organizational  changes.  Increased  demand  from  customers  for  better  load  utilization,  greater  schedule  flexibility  and  smaller,  more  frequent  deliveries  to  distributions  prompted  APL  Logistics  to  develop  an  industry-­‐leading  collaborative  shipping  solution,  ShipMax  Alliance.  This  solution  is  managed  through  OTM’s  powerful  optimization  engine  to  maximize  shipments  based  on  cost,  service  level  and  asset  utilization  to  enable  collaborative  shipping  among  multiple  shippers.  

Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Value  Chain  Execution  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

May  Chew,  Vice  President  Technology  Services,  APL  Logistics  

Caryl  Olmstead,  Vice  President  Supply  Chain  Management,  Valassis  

 

Wednesday      

10:45  –  11:30  AM  

Integrated  Fulfillment  Management  at  Mason  Companies,  a  High  Volume  Internet  Retailer  

This  session  features  Mason  Companies,  a  high-­‐volume  catalog  and  Internet  retailer,  shipping  over  5  million  orders  a  year  from  three  distribution  centers.  Mason  recently  transitioned  from  legacy  systems  and  utilizes  Oracle’s  E-­‐Business  Suite  and  Warehouse  Management  (WMS)  to  create  a  truly  integrated  fulfillment  solution.  Session  highlights:  (1)  Addressing  legacy  environment  obsolescence;  (2)  Achieving  high  productivity;  (3)  Minimizing  downtime  and  providing  high  scalability.  WMS-­‐specific  highlights:  (1)  Integration  to  parcel  and  extensive  conveyer  systems;  (2)  Handling  complex  waves  of  consolidation  orders;  (3)  High  throughput,  traceability,  and  inventory  accuracy;  (4)  Go-­‐Live:  How  to  ship  40,000  packages  within  the  first  24  hours!    

Mark  Lewis,  Director  Value  Chain  Execution,  Oracle  

Dan  Raffesberger,  IT  Business  Analyst,  Mason  Companies  

Vishal  Choudhari,  Practice  Director,  Inyxa  

Ryan  Plotz,  IT  Business  Analyst,  Mason  Companies  

Wednesday      

11:45  –  12:30  PM  

Introducing  Oracle’s  Cloud  Services  for  Transportation  and  Global  Trade  Management  

The  new  Oracle  Transportation  and  Global  Trade  Management  cloud  services  enable  organizations  to  deploy  best-­‐in-­‐class  technologies  in  a  quick,  cost-­‐effective  manner  in  order  to  improve  supply  chain  operations.  These  new  cloud  services  combine  the  market-­‐leading  functionality  of  Oracle’s  Transportation  and  Global  Trade  Management  products  with  enterprise-­‐grade  cloud  services  to  deliver  maximum  business  value  while  minimizing  risk  and  total  cost  of  ownership.  As  a  result,  organizations  can  focus  on  improving  and  running  their  business.  This  session  will  provide  an  overview  of  the  capabilities  available  with  the  new  Oracle  Transportation  Management  Cloud  and  Oracle  Global  Trade  Management  Cloud.  

Derek  Gittoes,  VP  Value  Chain  Execution  Product  Strategy,  Oracle    

 

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Track:  Global  Trade  Management  TIME   TITLE     ABSTRACT   SPEAKERS  

Tuesday  1:45  –  2:45  PM  

GTM  Product  Overview  and  Strategy  Update  

Interested  in  knowing  what  is  beyond  the  current  release  of  Oracle  Global  Trade  Management  (GTM)?  Attend  this  session  for  a  glimpse  into  how  new  capabilities  in  GTM  improve  global  supply  chain  processes.  Whether  your  business  goals  are  to  mitigate  compliance  risk,  maximize  profitability  and  productivity,  or  to  increase  efficiency,  Oracle  GTM  will  help.  

Daniel  Schoerner,  Principal  Product  Strategy  Manager,  Oracle  

Tuesday  3:45  –  4:45  PM  

Putting  the  “Power”  in  Today’s  Global  Energy  Sector  Supply  Chain  

Today’s  energy  market  is  more  dynamic  than  ever:  Demand  is  expected  to  keep  rising  while  resources  become  more  diverse  and  regulated.  How  do  winning  companies  plan  for  growth  while  mitigating  risk  and  staying  ahead  of  competitors?  Learn  from  three  Oracle  Global  Trade  Management  (GTM)  customers,  leaders  in  their  respective  sectors,  who  will  share  best  practices.  

Bharath  Ramasubban,  Client  CIO  Global  Logistics  and  Trade  Compliance,  GE  Power  &  Water    

Rosalie  Cmelak,  VCE  Product  Strategy,  Oracle    

Tuesday  5:00  –  6:00  PM  

Landed  Cost  as  a  Strategic  Supply  Chain  Weapon  

The  notion  of  landed  cost,  when  well-­‐understood  and  strategically  utilized,  can  be  a  strong  competitive  weapon.  Learn  how  your  company  can  apply  and  leverage  landed  cost  strategies,  from  landed  cost  planning  as  an  intelligent  sourcing  decision  support  strategy  to  landed  cost  execution  as  a  way  to  protect  profitability.  Why  wait  any  longer?  

Asli  Yimenicioglu,  Principal  Product  Strategy  Manager,  Oracle  

Rosalie  Cmelak,  VCE  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

Robert  Webster,  Senior  Manager  Customs,  Starbucks  

Wednesday  1:30  –  2:30  PM  

 

Customs  and  Compliance  Takes  Flight  at  Panasonic  Avionics  with  Oracle  GTM  

If  you  fly,  you’ve  probably  used  an  in-­‐flight  entertainment  system  from  Panasonic  Avionics.  From  design,  development,  manufacturing,  and  installation  of  customized  in-­‐flight  entertainment  and  communications  (IFEC)  solutions,  this  manufacturer's  highly  regulated  supply  chain  is  critical  to  success.  Learn  how  Panasonic  Avionics  is  using  Oracle’s  Value  Chain  Execution  solutions,  Oracle  Transportation  Management  and  Oracle  Global  Trade  Management,  to  create  a  first-­‐class  customs  and  compliance  foundation.  

Daniel  Schoerner,  Principal  Product  Strategy  Manager,  Oracle  

Matt  Bykowski,  Business  Analyst  Logistics,  Panasonic  Avionics  

Wednesday  3:30  –  4:30  PM  

 

Country  of  Origin  and  Special  Trade  Programs  as  a  Competitive  Advantage  

Global  manufacturers  winning  in  today's  competitive  marketplace  know  how  to  capitalize  on  the  "country  of  origin"  impact  and  other  trade  programs  in  the  manufacturing  process.  Join  us  for  an  overview  of  these  programs  and  some  practical  tips  on  how  your  company  can  leverage  them.  We  will  review  best  practices  in  customs  and  compliance  that  positively  impact  manufacturing,  protect  profitability,  cut  costs,  and  ensure  customer  satisfaction.  

Carl  Sandvik,  Senior  Manager  IT,  Beckman  Coulter  

Maria  Matheny,  VCE  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

   

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Track:  Order  Management  and  Orchestration  TIME   TITLE     ABSTRACT   SPEAKERS  

Tuesday  1:45  –  2:45  PM    

Oracle  E-­‐Business  Suite  Order  Management:    Strategy,  Update,  and  Roadmap  

Join  us  to  learn  about  the  latest  advances  and  direction  for  Oracle  Order  Management.  Discover  how  innovative  capabilities  in  Oracle  Order  Management  improve  visibility  into  order  fulfillment  to  achieve  flawless  execution  and  meet  revenue  goals.  Learn  what  enhancements  are  on  the  roadmap  for  Oracle  Order  Management  that  will  enable  its  customers  to  drive  competitive  advantage  through  flexible  fulfillment  models.

Steve  Tonas,  Vice  President,  Oracle    

Earl  Eldridge,  Senior  Director  Product  Management,  Oracle  

Tuesday  3:45  –  4:45  PM  

Quote  to  Cash  with  Oracle  Cloud:    Moving  ERP  to  the  Cloud  

Innovative  companies  want  to  take  advantage  of  cloud  efficiencies  and  agility  by  implementing  core  business  processes  in  the  cloud.  No  other  process  is  as  critical  as  quote  to  cash  for  maximizing  revenue  and  meeting  customer  needs.  However,  adopting  an  ERP  cloud  strategy  is  not  that  easy.  Learn  how  Oracle  has  integrated  its  leading  cloud  CPQ  (configure,  price,  quote)  solution  with  cloud  order  management,  logistics  and  finance  to  create  a  complete  quote  to  cash  cloud  solution,  and  how  you  can  leverage  these  modern  cloud  services  with  existing  on-­‐premise  applications.  

Alison  Schofield,  Product  Strategy  Director,  Oracle  

Mark  Carson,  Product  Strategy  Director,  Oracle  

 

Tuesday  5:00  –  6:00  PM  

Order  Management  Cloud  Strategy  and  Roadmap  

This  session  presents  the  strategy  and  direction  for  Oracle  Order  Management  Cloud  Service.  It  will  highlight  key  business  issues  and  benefits  for  companies  considering  a  move  to  the  cloud.  It  will  include  an  overview  of  product  capabilities,  roadmap,  and  insight  into  how  Order  Management  Cloud  Service  can  work  with  other  Oracle  cloud  services  for  a  complete  cloud  quote-­‐to-­‐cash  solution.  Also  hear  how  your  own  cloud  services  or  on-­‐premise  applications  can  be  integrated  for  cost-­‐effective  order  processing  without  disrupting  current  business  models.  

Rajat  Bhargav,  Director  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

 

Wednesday  1:30  –  2:30  PM  

 

E-­‐Business  Suite  Order  Management:    Presenting  the  HTML  and  Mobile  User  Experience  

We  are  pleased  to  present  the  new  HTML  user  interface  for  E-­‐Business  Suite  Order  Management  as  an  additional  option  for  customers  who  desire  a  modern,  easily  configurable,  tablet-­‐friendly  user  interface.  The  HTML  interface  is  seamlessly  integrated  with  Oracle  Order  Management  Extensions  for  Oracle  Endeca  for  searching  and  managing  orders  intuitively.  Along  with  our  new  UI,  we  will  be  introducing  a  mobile  application  for  order  inquiries  on  smartphones.  

Durga  Bodapati,  Director  Product  Management,  Oracle  

Wednesday  3:30  –  4:30  PM  

 

Customer  Study  on  Using  Fusion  DOO  to  Enable  Transformational  Supply  Chain  Collaboration  

Learn  how  an  automotive  industrial  manufacturing  company  is  using  Fusion  Distributed  Order  Orchestration  (DOO)  to  better  service  their  customers,  lower  long-­‐term  costs  and  increase  competitive  agility  by  enhancing  the  ability  to  balance  customer  demand  to  supply  across  divisions,  regions  and  suppliers.      The  multi-­‐year  project  requires  DOO  to  help  enable  fast  adaptation  to  evolving  business  innovations  that  drive  new  fulfillment  processes  in  an  environment  with  a  set  of  applications  (e.g.  demand/supply  planning,  ordering,  transportation  and  manufacturing)    which  will  transition  over  the  project  lifecycle.  

TBD  

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Track:  Transportation  Management  TIME   TITLE     ABSTRACT   SPEAKERS  

Tuesday  1:45  –  2:45  PM  

OTM  Product  Overview  and  Strategy  Update  

This  session  reviews  advances  to  the  market-­‐leading  TMS,  Oracle  Transportation  Management,  and  provides  a  roadmap  for  opportunities  to  reduce  transportation  expense  while  enhancing  service.  Also,  hear  directly  from  PPG,  the  world's  leading  coatings  and  specialty  products  company,  deploying  OTM  globally,  on  how  it  helps  them  achieve  logistics  excellence.  

Srini  Rajagopal,  Senior  Director  Logistics  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

Karen  Barkac,  Global  Director  Logistics  and  Transportation,  PPG  

Tuesday  3:45  –  4:45  PM  

A  Deeper  Dive  into  Oracle’s  Cloud  Services  for  Transportation  

 

Regardless  of  the  complexity  of  your  logistics  requirements  or  the  size  or  your  IT  budget,  Oracle  has  the  solution  for  you.  This  session  will  detail  various  ways  you  can  access  OTM  and  the  pros  and  cons  of  each.    

Michael  Lindsey,  Senior  Director  ISG,  Oracle  

Chris  Peckham,  Principal  Product  Strategy  Manager,  Oracle    

Tuesday  5:00  –  6:00  PM  

RapidOTMTM:  A  Model  for  OTM  Cloud  

A  leading  provider  of  audio/video  electronics  and  information  technology  products  implemented  Eminent’s  RapidOTM™  solution  in  record  time  of  under  10  weeks.    They  were  under  a  tight  timeline  and  under  a  tight  budget.    RapidOTM™’s  pre-­‐configured  and  best  practices  integrated  solution  allowed  for  a  full-­‐scale  and  complex  implementation.      Join  this  customer  and  Eminent  to  review  how  this  rapid  solution  in  the  BPS  Cloud  is  a  Model  for  an  accelerated  deployment  in  the  Oracle  Cloud.  

Gregg  Lanyard,  Senior  Principal  Product  Manager,  Oracle  

Holly  Rowe,  Senior  Transportation  Manager,  Sony  

Kathy  Moore,  CEO,  Eminent  Group    

Wednesday  1:30  –  2:30  PM  

 

Leveraging  OTM  as  a  Logistics  Service  Provider:    Customers  Share  Experiences  

Oracle  Transportation  Management  (OTM)  has  a  long,  successful  track  record  in  the  Logistics  Service  Provider  (LSP)  industry.  OTM’s  multitenant  architecture  allows  LSPs  to  centrally  manage  the  end-­‐to-­‐end  transportation  processes  of  all  of  their  lines  of  business  while  simultaneously  supporting  the  unique  requirements  of  individual  customers.  Attendees  will  hear  directly  from  LSP  customers,  who  will  share  their  business  case,  why  they  selected  OTM,  and  talk  about  how  it  is  driving  benefits  to  their  organization’s  bottom  line  as  well  as  to  their  customers.  

Chris  Peckham,  Principal  Product  Strategy  Manager,  Oracle    

Graham  Page,  Director  Integrated  Solutions,  Ruan  Transportation  

Rishi  Raina,  Principal,  Capgemini  

Dan  Sedore,  Management  Consulting/Director  VCE  Practice,  KPMG    

Dennis  Quimby,  Sr.  Business  Unit  Manager,  The  Scoular  Company  

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Wednesday  3:30  –  4:30  PM  

 

Oracle  Transportation  Management  Case  Studies  

In  this  session,  customers  from  a  variety  of  industries  speak  about  their  experience  with  Oracle  Transportation  Management.  The  customers  describe  why  they  selected  OTM,  how  they  use  the  products  in  their  business,  lessons  learned  from  their  implementations,  and  the  business  value  they  have  realized.    

Srini  Rajagopal,  Senior  Director  Logistics  Product  Strategy,  Oracle  

Sree  Guru,  Solution  Analyst,  Cisco  Systems  

Miguel  Angel  Ramirez  Leos,  FTL/Intermodal  Logistics,  Sisamex  

Rachna  Mittal,  Principal  Consultant,  Infosys  Ltd  

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Track:  Warehouse  Management  TIME   TITLE     ABSTRACT   SPEAKERS  

Tuesday  1:45  –  2:45  PM  

WMS  Product  Strategy  and  Roadmap  

How  do  Oracle’s  warehousing  solutions  deliver  innovative  capabilities  that  can  transform  your  value  chain  from  a  fulfillment  perspective?  They  scale  from  smaller  facilities  requiring  a  simple  mobile  inventory  solution  to  fully  automated  warehouses.  Learn  how  you  can  increase  your  on-­‐time  delivery  rates,  improve  space  utilization,  and  increase  warehouse  productivity.    

Susan  Flierl,  Product  Strategy  Director,  Oracle  

Vidyesh  Mishra,  Senior  Director  Logistics  Development,  Oracle  

Tuesday  3:45  –  4:45  PM  

Surgeons  Limit  Uncertainty  with  Flawless  Order  Fulfillment  

 

A  leading  medical  device  company  will  provide  an  overview  of  its  Oracle  WMS  and  the  business  benefits  gained  in  its  manufacturing  and  distribution  operations.  In  a  heavily  regulated  industry,  the  company  needed  a  warehousing  solution  to  meet  the  Unique  Device  Identifier  (UDI)  mandate  and  comply  with  electronic  records  and  signatures.    Hear  the  company's  multiphase  approach  to  this  global  rollout  spanning  North  America,  Europe,  and  Australia.  

Tushar  Choksi,  Integra  Lifesciences  

Amin  Sikander,  President,  Gaea  Global  

Tuesday  5:00  –  6:00  PM  

Introducing  Oracle  Yard  Management  

Learn  about  the  latest  addition  to  Oracle  Value  Chain  Execution.  As  the  supply  chain  becomes  more  complex,  visibility  and  control  between  transportation  and  warehouse  management  systems  is  critical  to  support  businesses  today  and  in  the  future.  Distribution  center  yards  are  often  the  missing  link  to  achieving  visibility  and  control.  To  link  these  two  systems  and  extend  supply  chain  visibility  and  process  automation  to  the  yard,  Oracle  developed  Oracle  Yard  Management.  This  offering  helps  organizations  provide  continuous  control  of  their  distribution  material  flow  to  improve  order  fulfillment  and  logistics  operations.  

Nitesh  Arora,  Product  Management  Director,  Oracle  

Puneet  Sood,  Senior  Director  EBS  Logistics  Development,  Sony  

Wednesday  1:30  –  2:30  PM  

 

Smart  Warehouse  Execution:    Moving  Beyond  Voice  Picking  with  Next-­‐Gen  Mobility  and  Process  Automation  

Fulfillment  centers  need  to  find  new  and  better  ways  to  work,  and  voice  solutions  are  becoming  a  more  popular  option  for  a  broader  range  of  facilities.  In  this  panel  discussion,  you  will  hear  from  DC  managers  who  have  transformed  their  operations  through  the  adoption  of  next-­‐generation  multimodal  voice  technology  combined  with  warehouse  execution  tools.  

Jennifer  Lachenman,  VP  of  Product  Strategy,  Lucas  Systems    

James  Kelly  Jones,  WMS  Functional  Analyst,  Ingersoll  Rand  

   

Wednesday  3:30  –  4:30  PM  

 

Oracle  Warehouse  Management  Customer  Case  Studies  

Customers  from  a  diverse  selection  of  industries  and  company  sizes  speak  about  their  experience  with  Oracle  Warehouse  Management.    They  will  describe  their  industry's  business  needs,  how  they  use  Oracle  WMS  in  their  business,  lessons  learned  from  the  implementation,  and  the  business  value  realized.  

Mike  Rudolph,  Solution  Architect,  Oracle  

Michelle  Lombard,  Director  of  Supply  Chain,  Peregrine  Semiconductor  

Dennis  Callahan,  Warehouse  Operations  Manager,  Aurobindo  Pharma  

Philippe  Brisset,  Senior  Director  of  IT,  Munchkin  

 

   

 

   

 

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ORACLE  VALUE  CHAIN  SUMMIT  2015  –  VALUE  CHAIN  EXECUTION  (VCE)  

How  to  Register  &  Special  Offers      Visit  www.oraclevaluechainsummit.com/register  to  register.      Register  early  or  for  your  whole  team  to  take  advantage  of  limited  time  offers  and  group  discounts.  

Attendee  Registration  Rates  All  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  Attendees  can  take  advantage  of  the  following  rates:  

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Group  Discount  Offers  Buy  four  passes  and  get  one  pass  free!  Or  buy  ten  and  get  four  free!  All  paid  registrants  must  be  registered,  paid  in  full,  and  be  from  the  same  company  to  qualify  for  the  free  passes.  Please  email  the  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  Registration  team  at  [email protected]  and  provide  the  name  and  company  of  the  completed  unique  registrations  to  receive  your  free  passes.  The  deadline  to  take  advantage  of  this  offer  is  5:00  p.m.  PT  January  23,  2015.  

Contact  Us  Send  questions  about  the  Value  Chain  Execution  Solution  Area  at  the  Oracle  Value  Chain  Summit  to  [email protected].      

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