AN OVERVIEW OF THE TRENDS AND PROJECTS ON TODAY'S LOGISTICS MARKET
As in past years the EASTLOG congress featured a two-day program of conferences broken down into two main focal topics (automobile and retail) and section of trends. This year’s EASTLOG conferences were devoted both to projects on the Czech market as well as significant activities on the Central European stage. This year’s conference program saw 16 presentations, panel discussions and case studies led by 35 well-known local and international speakers including Armin F. Schwolgin of Lörrach - Dual University, Ferdinand Hlobil from Cushman & Wakefield, Vladimir Badic of Unilever Corporate Audit – Europe, Gergely Gesce of the Hungarian Ministry of Economy and Transport, SCHENKER’S Tomáš Holomoucký, Martin Kiaba of GEFCO Slovakia and Mark O´Bornick from Analytiqa,. Among the conference topics on discussion were the Industrial real-estate market, Logistics and the ecology, Strategy and expansion to Central and Eastern European markets, Mergers and acquisitions in logistics, When and how to automate your logistics processes, Modern freight packaging, Railway possibilities in Europe, Electronic delivery bills and receipts, The ins and outs of textile logistics, Outsourcing logistics in the Balkans at Unilever and a Case study of PSA Trnava.
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| A discussion panel hosted by well-known industry professionals on the topic of the Industrial Real-Estate Market in Central Europe opened day one of the EASTLOG conference program. See for yourself how the presentation panned out! |
The conferences were highly specialized, focusing on logistics in the retail and automobile sectors and the current trends driving the Central European market. |
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| The conference program featured six foreign speakers. |
Day one of the conference program took shape in the form of a case study on Electronic Delivery Bills, Electronic Delivery Bills and Receipts, Communication in Supplier-Customer Relations |
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