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Congress


The application for the CSCM 2012 is now open. Apply here for the conference!!

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Speakers


We are glad to announce Thorsten Roggenbruck, Partner, Managing Director & Head of Strategic Logistics Consulting at Deutsche Post DHL - Inhouse Consulting as speaker in March 2012.

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Speakers


We are glad to announce Daniel Weber, Vice President and Head of Global Supply Chain Management at Beiersdorf AG as speaker in March 2012.

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Speakers


We are glad to announce John McNamara, Head of Supply Chain Management at the adidas group as speaker in March 2012.

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Speakers


We are glad to announce Dr. Andreas Froschmayer, Head of Corporate Development & PR at Dachser Intelligent Logistics as speaker in March 2012.

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Congress


The preliminary program for the CSCM 2012 is online

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Speakers


We are glad to announce Dr. Michael Krings, Head of Supply Chain Management at Douglas Perfumery as speaker in March 2012.

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Speakers


We are glad to announce Dr. Matthias Weidinger, Vice President Programs & Systems at Siemens AG as speaker in March 2012.

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Congress


CSCM 2012 will take place on March 23 & 24 at the WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management in Vallendar.

 


 

History


An overview of the CSCM 2011 is now available.

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The CSCM Team 2011 wants to thank all partners,
speakers and participants for two amazing days
in Vallendar!

 


 

Welcome!

*The Application for the CSCM 2012 is now open!

 

 

2011 Automobile manufactures stopped their production after the earthquake and tsunami hit Japan!


2010 Europe´s longest air travel disruption!


2008 A fire in a laptop battery plant contributed to a shortage of notebook batteries!

 

 


The eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in April 2010 affected the economic, political and cultural activities in Europe and across the world. The ash clouds shut down airspace for six days and large car manufactures suspended their production due to interruptions in the supply of parts. So how can risk be minimized in a global supply chain? Is it necessary to introduce special insurances, which cover the breakdown of a supply chain? And can risk be calculated?

A lot of issues concerning risk all of which will be discussed during the 9th Campus for Supply Chain Management at WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management on the 23 and 24 of March 2012 under the topic:

 

Managing Risk in a Global Supply Chain

 

Many interesting speakers will discuss this controversial topic with you through their speeches, workshops and a panel discussion. A well-balanced mixture of scholars, professionals and students will make this congress  a unique and impressive event.