6. Konferencia Logistika

28.02.2012

Bratislava

Program Logistics 2012

Gabriel Točka Manager for External Relations Tesco Stores SR, a.s. Slovakia

After a successful graduation on pedagogical faculty in Nitra he worked three years at the section of International Relations at the Ministry of Health. Later he worked as Director of the Public Administration Reform in the Government Office. At Tesco Slovakia he has been working since September 2000. During this period in his career development, he held several key management positions in commercial operations, and also at the central office. Currently he is charged of the External Relations and he represents the board of Tesco in Association of Trade and Tourism of the SR and the British Chamber of Commerce. Since last year, also manages Project Delivery Academy.

Slovakia as a pillar of European non-food Tesco Distribution

History of partnership between DHL and Tesco in Slovakia. The increase of volumes in distribution. Export from Slovakia. Benefits to the economy of Slovakia. Support for local communities. Plans for the future.

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Vladimír Zelenka Business Consultant WBI, s.r.o. SR

Has a relatively large number of projects deployment of ERP systems, whether in government or commercial companies dedicated to providing services to transport and forwarding.

One information system for all processes in logistics - Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Many logistics companies use several specialized information systems, covering its own accounting, warehousing, transport management and freight forwarding activities. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is integrated all areas into one solution which reduces the need for duplicate data entry, improves quality and simplifies system management and processing of various statistics or other reports required for management.

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Juraj Janáč Head of logistics VOLKSWAGEN SLOVAKIA, a.s. Slovakia

In 1991 Juraj graduated on the Faculty of Material Technology, Technical University in Trnava. From 1991 to November 1994, he worked in the firm as Bratislava Auto Plants. From November 1994 until 2008 he worked in the company Volkswagen Slovakia as in various positions. From 2008 he work as head of logistics in this company.

Innovative logistic processes in Volkswagen Slovakia

Presentation the logistics in top class automotive enterprise with a focus on operational logistics. Logistics concept as a basis and an integral part of the group's production system. Specific examples of the deployment of innovative processes in practice.

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Petr Ševčík Head of Product Development O. s. KREDIT, spol. s r.o. Czech Republic

Graduate of Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Brno. From 1994 he is statutatory representative in company Kredit, which works in the field of design, production and delivery technologies for storage, processing involved in projects and applications of modern technology stocks in the Central region. In the company Kredit he is responsible for product development.

Technology for storage processes automatization

Applications of technology for storage processes automatization and storage-related operations require a higher initial investment compared with the application of traditional technologies. Therefore, the aim of this speach is presentation and characteristics of technical resources that ensure automation, evaluation approaches when deciding on investments, possible pitfalls and benefits for the investor, experiences and case studies.

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Marek Strelka Country Manager GX SOLUTIONS, a.s. SR

Introduces monitoring of traffic in companies with different focus. Behind him several prestigious contracts and the successful results of these companies after the introduction of monitoring.

Telematic solution for logistics and warehousing

The lecture brings a particular view how to increase work efficiency and quality management processes in the transport chain. It present possible solutions in transport services, spedition and logistics as a source of transport to road and rail, the cost of transport, the movement of persons, vehicles and equipment. Optimal evaluation of data provide a picture of what is happening in the area in which services and operations with goods, drivers, means of transport and related agenda runs. Monitoring is useful in logistics - benefits of an automated control system of transports are a challenge for any company.

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Robert Stanciulescu Supply Chain Consultant, Business Developer Logistic Specialist Romania

Robert Stanciulescu is a Supply Chain Consultant & Project Manager with broad supply chain, IT and operations experience. His experience has been with a large number of companies and clients from Europe and Asia. Robert has strong interpersonal and team skills that have always enabled he to build a strong team wherever he has worked. He has worked on several Logistic projects and his experience cover following sector: Courier, FMCG, IT, Production, 3PL.

10 Tips to improve your Logistic Bottom Line

Logistics means discipline and control, and if you want to have a performant logistics you must know witch are the important place where you can improve results. I want to move your focus to some critical points and control technique that I experience in my professional life.

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Tomáš Kubza Director of Logistics ROSSMANN,spol.s r.o. Czech Republic

Graduate PF Hradec Kralove. From 1996 to 2010 he worked for Tesco CR, as in various managerial positions, as in the operation of hypermarkets and distribution centers. In 2010 he started working with Rossmann, et al. s.r.o. the position of Director of Logistics. His main responsibilities include the management of physical and systemic movement of goods within the company and the management of these processes within the agreed operational and financial KPIs.

Life with Pick by Voice

Summary of operational experience with the method of picking goods Pick by Voice. Why We Pick by Voice implemented, as we proceed and what are its advantages? Does Pick by Voice make happy people?
- Implementation and Roll Out.
- Comparison of Pick by Voice vs. Pick the Scanner.
- Feedback from the team

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Vladislav Zvelebil Director CODEWARE, s.r.o. ČR

Vladislav Zvelebil was born in 1962 in Trutnov. He studied Mathematics and Physics of Charles University in the field of cybernetics, which successfully passed in 1987 - thesis on applied linguistics. In 1994 he started as a programmer in MT Electronics Ltd. - the Czech distributor of Intermec, and so the first time getting in touch with automatic identification and data capture (AIDC). After the collapse of employer he established CODEWARE, Ltd. - his own company, which covers bar codes, automatic identification technologies (magnetic cards, contact chips, RFID). During the first decade after r. 2000 he became a recognized expert in the field of barcode and RFID. He is working closely with the organization GS1 Czech Republic and is actively involved in the activities of international projects (RFID in Europe, RACE network RFID, AIM).

The use of portable terminals for mobile applications in transportation and logistics

CODEWARE, s.r.o. is a leading Czech mobile systems integrator of automatic identification equipment to logistics and enterprise storage systems. For easy implementation offered by the hardware the company has developed a whole set of modular software products: Mobile Store, Mobile Sale, Mobile Parcel, Mobile Security, Mobile Asset a Mobile Collector.

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David Krásenský strategic advisor OLTIS Group Czech Republic

David Krásenský uses and enhanced his expertise as a traffic consultant from his graduation. He received a master's degree at Masaryk University in Brno (computing) and at Transport Faculty of University in Pardubice (rail technology), he has experience in designing systems and in particular links with the analysis, design and system architecture information systems department of rail and other transport. Now he is a strategic advisor in OLTIS Group, he publishes articles in professional journals and regularly speaks at international conferences and industry events.

The development of logistics centers and acceleration of their potential with the support of ICT

Modern logistics centers can fully integrated transport and logistics functions: the term "container terminals" is becoming obsolete and today's equipment not only connects several transport modes, but also provide full logistic warehouse functions including further distribution of goods. Author not only summarizes current trends in the understanding of logistics centers, but as ICT consultant especially their management stresses the importance of using information technology as a key prerequisite for the functioning of the article transport and logistics chain.

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Miroslav Chytil CEO Express-Interfracht Czech s.r.o. Czech Republic

Miroslav Chytil (51) after graduating from the University of Transport and Communications in Žilina worked on operational positions in rail transport and management of technological processes. Since 1993 he worked in the leadership of the Department of Czech Railways passenger and later in the freight sector. Since 1999 he started work in logistics companies, and since 2003 he became manager of SPED-TRANS Praha. After changes to the shareholder since 2007 was appointed Director General of the Czech Čechofracht logistics company, which in turn include all transportation and shipping departments. After working in the transport operation of AWT group accepted the offer of the Rail Cargo Austria and currently serves as Director and Managing Director of United Express Interfracht Ltd.

Experience in the use of individual transport branches of modern logistics

Development of transport unions recently claims to reduce logistics costs play an increasing role in modern logistics. The lecture will focus on the advantages and disadvantages of these solutions and their purposeful combination. Presentation complement the economic aspects of transport divisions and could evolve in the near future.

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Vladimír Fišer Statutory representative BOHEMIAKOMBI spol. s r.o. Czech Republic

Graduate School of Transport and Communications in Žilina. Practical experience of railway technology gradually gained in the Czech Railways. Since 1998 he works for BOHEMIAKOMBI al. with r.o. the service manager. Vladimir Fiser focuses trade policy primarily on companies BOHEMIAKOMBI so. continental combined transport, i.e. focuses on the acquisition of road transport to rail transport, with use of combined Road - Rail - road.

Intermodal transport road-rail-road as a alternative to the truck transport

Interest in the carriage of goods by rail in Central and Eastern Europe was declined. Trucks in competition with rail triumph. Rail transport has a good reputation: the carriage of goods by rail is slow, unreliable and expensive. In the long haul, and when combined with road transport on the first and last mile but are interested in railways in western EU countries is growing significantly again. Why this is so and whether we can expect similar developments also in Central and Eastern Europe is the main theme lectures to complement the successful example of the practice carried out in recent years in the country.

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Ľubomír Palčák CEO Výskumný ústav dopravný, a.s. Slovakia

Born on 18. February 1964 in Humenne. In 1986 he graduated on the University of Transport and Communications - Faculty of Operation and Economics of Transport and Communications in Žilina. Since 1986 works at the Transport Research Institute in Žilina. In 2003 he was appointed CEO. At present represents several important functions: Member of the Presidium of the Union of Industrial Entrepreneurs of Slovakia, member of the Government Council for Science and Research, member of the Agency for promotion of science and research.

Location and estimated the efficiency of intermodal transport terminals in Slovakia

The presentation is focused on analyzing the possibility of locating public intermodal transport terminals in the Slovak Republic, both in territorial terms, as well as the economic aspect and the economic potential of the region. Part of the contribution is to evaluate the economic efficiency of the proposed investment projects in the field of intermodal transport terminals, including their benefits and impacts on the environment.

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WORKSHOP

The workshop program A-OMEGA Company Ltd. (duration 1.5 hours. start at 10.00 and at 14.00)

1.The presentation of the educational program of the International Trade Centre (ITC), "Supply Chain Management Programme"
- Rationale of systematic training in the area
- Assess the contribution of education MLS (Modular Learning System)
- Brief information on the survey of educational and counseling needs in the area of purchasing and logistics in the SR (research funded by ITC)
2. Discussion of an individual modules (some sample teaching materials), training materials and form testing / diplomas.
3. Discussion of methods and forms of education in the "Supply Chain Management Programme".
4. Discussion about the preparation of suitable trainers / consultants for the "Supply Chain Management Programme" in the Slovak Republic.
5. The formulation of the conclusions of the workshop.