Conference Agenda

Find more information about the program at our website: https://www.tuhh.de/hicl/hicl-2024/phd-seminar

We would like to welcome you to join us at Fraunhofer CML for a casual gathering including drinks and food. Furthermore the Fraunhofer CML Team will present some of their innovative projects and you´ll be able to take part in a guided tour trough the newly finished location of Fraunhofer CML.

We would like to officially welcome you at this years Hamburg International Conference of Logistics. The Conference Chairs will say a few words to the history of the conference, this years topics and the organization during the conference. We are delighted that Prof. Andreas Wieland from Copenhagen Business School (CBS) will join us for a Keynote on "The role of supply chain management in an era of ecological crises". Supply chains are both driving and suffering from the ongoing ecological crises. For example, most human-made emissions can be located somewhere in a supply chain. This provides a huge responsibility and new opportunities for supply chain research and practice. This keynote discusses harmful supply chain practices and opportunities for making these practices less harmful.

We are honoured that François Méroc from Airbus will give todays Keynote. It will present the topic of "Connecting the Dots: Transforming Airbus' Industrial Supply Chain for the Challenges of Tomorrow" This presentation will show examples on how Airbus Commercial Aircraft is currently set up in order to organize its industrial supply chain. By reflecting on the achievements of the European aerospace sector during the past half-century, Francois Méroc will then draw the line to the challenges ahead and how Airbus needs to rethink and adapt its supply chain to be ready for the future. Attendees will learn about what makes the aircraft supply chain so specific and exciting. They will also get insights about the concrete advancements of connecting the physical and digital flow as well as about the fields of investigation and research to come.