Cortell Business Solutions

July & Aug 2006 - Supply Chain Modeling for Increased Profitability Sydney, Australia – Friday, 28th of July – Click here for the Agenda. Auckland, New Zealand – Friday, August 4th – Click here for the Agenda. Following from the success of the North American Supply Chain events, Cortell and Applix are pleased to bring this event to Asia Pacific. This breakfast is designed to showcase the benefits Business Intelligence and Process Management Systems bring to enhancing the financial and operational modeling of Supply Chains. Leveraging off real-life case studies and projects, presenters will share their knowledge and experience on some of the perplexing problems Supply Chain Managers face in improving profitability.
Hear speakers talk about: Cost-to-Serve customers as a Driver in re-engineering the Supply Chain Modeling a Supply Chain, cheaper than making mistakes in the real world Real life examples of Supply Chain models Location and Logistics
Sydney, Australia Friday, 28th July 2006 The Mercure Hotel, Sydney Airport 07:30 – 10:00am	Auckland, New Zealand Friday, 4th August 2006 Hotel Grand Chancellor, Auckland Airport 07:30 – 10:00am
We look forward to seeing you there, any questions – or if you would further information, do not hesitate to contact either Stacey (Sydney) or Matthew (Auckland). Register Now! - Click Here to Register.

Auckland Agenda
07.30 – 08.00	Coffee / Registration
08.00 – 08.30	Cost-to-Serve customers as a Driver in re-engineering the Supply Chain
Speaker: Chris McCagney, CEO for Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Ltd Effective Supply Chain Management (SCM) is increasingly seen as critical success factor. This session explores the strategic opportunity from supply chain management, as well as strategies and frameworks to improving financial performance as well as achieving competitive advantage.
08.30 – 09.00	Breakfast
09.00 – 09.30	Modeling a Supply Chain, cheaper than making mistakes in the real world.
Speaker: Ernest Glad, President, Cortell International Corp Modeling and analyzing a supply chain is a lot cheaper than making costly mistakes when designs go wrong. Ernest will discuss supply chain design options and the benefits from parameterized models and using OLAP technology.
09.30 – 10.00	Real life examples of Supply Chain models
Speaker: Matthew Hill, Director Cortell Australia Matthew will illustrate various supply chain models and show what can be achieved by building models for evaluating alternatives and actual performance. Matt will show models from FMCG, Food, Manufacturing and Courier companies.
10.00 – 10:30	Close / Final Coffee

Sydney Agenda
07.30 – 08.00	Coffee / Registration
08.00 – 08.30	Cost-to-Serve customers as a Driver in re-engineering the Supply Chain
Speaker: Chris Hughes, BEA This session will focus on showing how Process Management and Simulation software can be used as a catalyst to re-engineer your Supply Chain. Model alternative delivery and marketing channel strategies and their impact on throughput and other performance criteria
08.30 – 09.00	Breakfast
09.00 – 09.30	Modeling a Supply Chain, cheaper than making mistakes in the real world.
Speaker: Ernest Glad, President, Cortell International Corp Modeling and analyzing a supply chain is a lot cheaper than making costly mistakes when designs go wrong. Ernest will discuss supply chain design options and the benefits from parameterized models and using OLAP technology.
09.30 – 10.00	Real life examples of Supply Chain models
Speaker: Matthew Hill, Director Cortell Australia Matthew will illustrate various supply chain models and show what can be achieved by building models for evaluating alternatives and actual performance. Matt will show models from FMCG, Food, Manufacturing and Courier companies.
10.00 – 10:30	Close / Final Coffee