TOC Asia 2011 Speaker Papers

To download any of the TOC Asia 2011 speaker papers please click on the relevant speaker names underneath the sessions.

If you have any further questions in regards to the conference papers please contact Kerry Josephs, kerry.josephs@toc-events.com

EXECUTIVE SESSION 1: CHINA’S CHANGING DEMAND ECONOMY – THE NEW FACE OF LOGISTICS

Deliver China – preview
Alex Chu, Deputy Chairman and Executive Director, Dah Chong Hong Holdings Limited

China’s changing trade picture: implications for European ports
Joachim Coens, Chairman and CEO, Port of Zeebrugge

EXECUTIVE SESSION 2: CARRIER PORT STRATEGIES AND TERMINAL RELATIONS IN THE GLOBAL CONTAINER SUPPLY CHAIN

Battle of the mega-ports: Singapore vs. Shanghai
Wai-duen Lee, Senior Consultant, GHK Hong Kong Ltd

Overweight containers - a universal issue in need of a unified solution
Pamela Tung, Director, Transatlantic Trade, OOCL No presentation for distribution 

A new era for carrier-terminal relationships
Andy Lane, Regional Master Navigator - Asia, Terminal Partnering, Maersk Line

EXECUTIVE SESSION 3: CHINA’S LOGISTICS FUTURE

Connecting China’s hinterland: the Grand Canal Alternative
Lai Ah Chek, Head of Ports & Logistics (China), Sime Darby  

Connecting China’s hinterland: the economic background
Charles de Trenck, Founder, Transport Trackers

Financing terminal acquisitions in China
Ulrich Stark, Head of Infrastructure, HSH Nordbank

EXECUTIVE SESSION 4: CHINA AND THE WORLD - THE NEW TRADE DYNAMICS

South Asia – East Asia trades and prospects for terminal developments
Parakrama Dissanayake, Chairman, Aitken Spence Maritime, Director, Aitken Spence Group

New terminal investments in India and Vietnam
Michael Dekker, Business Development Manager, Grup TCB  

OPERATIONS SESSION 1: IN SEARCH OF NEW EFFICIENCIES

Moderator’s introduction: cost containment, lean efficiencies and optimisation
Alex Goussiatiner, Senior Container Terminal and Transportation Specialist, Modernport

Super-productive container cranes for large container vessel operations
Ross Clarke, Director - New Terminals Design & Operations, APM Terminals

Boosting berth productivity while maximising efficiency
Gerhard Fischer, Business Development Asia Pacific, Siemens AG Currently unavailable

Modern energy and data transmission on STS cranes
Michael Eckle, Director – Global Marketing, Conductix-Wampfler AG

Streamlining business processes on the terminal and in the back office
Capt Kaustubh Dalvi, Principal Consultant & Commercial Manager - Logistics, Jade Software

Safety and efficiency go together
Laurence Jones, Director Global Risk Assessment, TT Club

Achieving new efficiencies in emissions and energy consumption
Dr. Lawrence E. Henesey, Business Development Manager, R&D, TTS Port Equipment AB 

OPERATIONS SESSION 2: PORT EQUIPMENT LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

Plant life in port operations I
John Miller, Operations Engineer, Engineering, Ports of Auckland Ltd

Plant life in port operations II
Dr Wang Yu Yong, General Manager, Engineer, Portek Systems & Equipment Pte Ltd
David Soh, General Manager Business Development, Portek Systems & Equipment Pte Ltd

Upgrading container cranes for greater efficiency and productivity
Collin Swee, Special Projects, Cargotec Group

OPERATIONS SESSION 3: TERMINALS OF THE FUTURE

Round table and audience discussion led by Alex Goussiatiner, Senior Container Terminal and Transportation Specialist, Modernport Inc
Participants:
Rowan Bullock, Vice President, Pusan Newport Co / DP World Currently unavailable 
Charles Gerard, VP Sales, Asia Pacific, Navis
Dr Yvo Saanen, Managing Director, TBA

DELIVER CHINA

Accessing China Market Analysis and Case Studies
Jonathan Tai, General Manager, DCH Logistics

Port Authority role in facilitating exports
Jan Van Nieuwenburg, General Manager for China and Asia, Port of Zeebrugge  

Yang-Lei, CIO, Global Institute of Logistics
Deliver China  

INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP - ARE YOU GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR TERMINAL OPERATING SYSTEM?

Dr Yvo Saanen, Managing Director, Carla Grifo, Project Manager, Capt Kaushik Jadhao