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Oracle Value Chain Summit 2015 Enabling Agents of Change January 26 – 29, 2015 San Jose Convention Center San Jose, California
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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
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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.
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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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Track: Transportation Management (continued) TIME TITLE ABSTRACT SPEAKERS
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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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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