WORKSHOP Laredo 28 th May 2013

OBJECTIVES To provide an interactive forum to discuss the developments of Logistics Cities To share experiences – good, bad and ugly!! To set the scene for the next two days of presentations and discussions

FIRST OPTION

“Build it and they will come”

SECOND OPTION

KNOW YOUR MARKET

Modes of Transport

Supply Chains – Visual Representation Component Suppliers Manufacturers Distribution Customers Build Plan Sales DataDemand PlanningSupply ManagementProcurement

Global Risk Management  Risk Assessments: Protection of a supply chain from theft, threat, and counterfeiting perspectives, including:  Vulnerability analyses  Governmental policy adherence  Risk regulations analyses (C-TPAT, ISO 28000, etc.)  Supply disruption events  Supply Chain Contingency and Disaster Recovery Plans: Protection against disruptions due to:  Natural disasters  Terrorist events  Port, terminal, and rail/truck service disruptions  Supply chain mistakes  Green or Environmental Risk Management Plans: Mitigation of supply chain costs and service impacts of existing or proposed environmental legislation  CO2 footprint and certificates Global Supply Chain Risks

Key Issues - Summary  Forecasting  Extended supply chains  Environmental  Collaboration  Visibility  Customs  Corruption  Security / Risk  Infrastructure