#SPSC18 Countdown: Collaboration and Standardization

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Yesterday’s Smart Ports and Supply Chain Technologies conference (#SPSC18) preview looked at the Smart Supply Chain and gave a taste of what our speakers will talk about.

Today we're revealing more about the conference’s fourth session – ‘Collaboration and Standardization: Global Processes Implementation for Smart Exception Management'.

In the moderator’s chair is Guenter Schmidmei, Senior Vice-President at Kalmar.

He’ll be overseeing talks from top industry executives on the biggest trends and technologies driving the sector.

 

The Panellists:

 

Kerdjoudj-Belkaid, Rook and Heijmann will each get 10 minutes to present their views on the growing necessity for global process standardization and collaboration before being joined by Katherine Foster, Chief Strategy Officer, Blockchain Labs for Open Collaboration.

They’ll then discuss how to facilitate interoperation between platforms and increase reliability and predictability across cargo flows.

The panellists will also share their thoughts on smart port supply chain integration, common regulation, smart contracts and paperless border processes.

 

 

To stay up-to-date with the conversation around standardization, take a look at a technical paper co-written by Kalmar’s Director of Software Development, Director of Terminal Automation and Product Manager of Automation.

They say that when it comes to standardizing and integrating terminal systems, there is still much work to be done.

Discovering new ways of collaborating on data and standardizing processes is a massive talking point right now in the maritime industry.

A driving force for change will be automation, which is why you should listen to Antti Kaunonen, President of Kalmar, who explains more about what the future holds for automation and brownfield sites.

 

Kalmar’s President Talks Automation:

 

However, if those resources are still not enough, Port Technology has also published its two e-Books marking the event – The Path to Intelligence and Blockchain in Supply Chains.

Let us know what you think about the session and get involved in the #SPSC18 conversation by using the hashtag on social media. 

Line up subject to change, visit spsc.events for the latest information on the conference.

Prepare further for #SPSC18 by watching more of PTI's videos:

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