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The Magazine for Supply Chain & Logistics Professionals in Asia | September 2019
Connect. Communicate. Collaborate.supplych inAsia
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Supply Chain Asia Team
Paul LimFounder/[email protected]
Publications & EditorialElliyani Md. [email protected]
Production & DesignApple [email protected]
Events & [email protected]
Administration & FinanceCarol [email protected]
General [email protected]
CONTENTS
2 About us
3 PREsIDENt MEssAGE
5 suPPlY ChAIN AsIA FoRuM 2019
18 suPPlY ChAIN AsIA AWARDs 2019
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Warehousing Complex @Dis3plex Free Commercial Zone
Dynaview Sdn Bhd (183215-U)
51-23 Menara BHL Bank, Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, 10050 George Town, Pulau PinangTelephone: +(604) 226 4466 Facsimile: +(604) 226 7609visit us @ www.dis3plex.com or call Audrey at 012-5710618
Your Regional Air Cargo Distribution CentreONE STOP COST SAVING FLEXI-FACILITIES
The 2-storey warehouse units with total built-up size of 4069 to 7083 square feet are suitable for workstations or offices on the 1st level and warehouse on the ground level for storage / deferment of goods, trading activities, distribution, transhipment, and also to undertake VALUE-ADDED COMMERCIAL activities such as break-bulking, packing, repackaging, grading, repairs of goods/transit of cargo.
Adjacent warehouse units can be joined / expanded into larger warehousing facilities, depending on the client’s needs. Basic infrastructure (road network, street lighting, utilities like light power supply, water supply) is already in place at this location.
The Warehouses are available for lease on a fixed term year-round or limited time basis.
The views and opinions expressed or implied in Supply Chain Asia Magazine (MCI (P) 109/07/2019) do not necessarily reflect those of Supply Chain Asia Community Ltd. No responsibility is accepted for the claims made in advertisements, articles, photographs or illustrations contained in this publication. Unsolicited material will not be returned. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without the written permission of Supply Chain Asia Community Ltd. All rights reserved. All information is correct at time of printing.
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Be Part of a GrowinG Supply Chain Community in asiaConnect with like-minded supply chain professionals from all over the world, gain access to exclusive industry events, and stay up-to-date with our in-depth news coverage of the latest happenings in the supply chain sector. Enrol now for instant membership and enjoy exclusive members-only benefits.
3 typeS of memberShipSupply Chain Professional (SC Pro)SC Pro provides a unique avenue to Supply Chain Professionals who seeks a platform to connect and network with the industry. Supply Chain Fellow (SC Fellow)SC Fellow is the higher level of recognition given to supply chain professionals with more than 10 years direct working experience. Corporate MemberCorporate Membership to Supply Chain Asia (SCA) comes with special privileges. Besides access to various SCA events and professional development programmes, Corporate members will also be able to access to SCA’s unique network. All corporate member representatives will have similar benefits to SC Professionals. Those who qualified as SC Fellows will be accorded the privileges and profile.
More details can be found at www.supplychainasia.org/membership.
exeCutive CommitteeS @ Supply Chain aSiaMembership Council 2019/2020ChairmanMr onno boots, Regional President & CEo, Geodis
Core MembersMr laurent simon, Managing Director, Kuehne+NagelMr Euan Kenworthy, Executive Director, Russell Reynolds AssociatesMr Vijay Anand, Vice President, travel, transportation & hospitality, IbMMr Radu Palamariu, Managing Director, Morgan PhilipsMr Koh san Joo, Managing Director, ihub solutionsMr Jason Goh, CEo, Asia, Yang Kee logisticsMs Ingeborg Veelenturf, senior Director, logistics, tapestryMr Roland Chong, supply Chain Director, QiagenMr Allen Wan, head of supply Chain, DiageoMr Koh Jin Kiat, Director, business Growth, bombardier Recreational ProductsMr Peter Woon, Managing Director, Koru Greentech
Institution/Agency RepresentativesEconomic Development board – Mr lee Eng Keat, Executive Director, logisticsEnterprise singapore – Mr law Chung Ming, Group Director, transport & logisticsWorkforce singapore – Mr Yeo Fujie, Principal Manager, Manufacturing Divisionsingapore university of social sciences – Assistant Professor tan Yan WengRepublic Polytechnic – Mr soh lai seng, Acting Directortemasek Polytechnic – Ms Cheryl Wee-teo Ni Ni, Dy DirectorNgee Ann Polytechnic – Mr leow teck sim, Course Director
Forum 2019 Executive CommitteeChairmanVijay Anand, IbM
Alvin Ea, hauliosundi Aiyer, Accenturelin Chee Kin, singapore PostKoh Niak Wu, the Intelligent WarehouseAng tian teck, stickyspylaurent simon, Kuehne + NagelWesley tham, Economic Development board Woo Pei Jie, Enterprise singapore
Awards 2019 Executive CommitteeChairmanJaya Moorthi Pillai, schneider Electric
Vijay Anand, IbMKoh Jin Kiat, bombardier Recreational Products (bRP)Ingeborg Veelenturf, tapestryPaul bradley, Caprica Internationallaw Chung Ming, Enterprise singaporelee Eng Keat, Economic Development board Allen Wan, DiageoDennis Quek, CoI-sCM@RPDr Mark Goh, National university of singapore
Supply Chain aSia (SCa)The three main cores of SCA are connecting people from various sectors of the industry, encouraging communication amongst professionals and creating opportunities for collaborations. The four main pillars of the organisations are memberships, events, academy and publication.
SCA holds various events annually to provide networking and learning opportunities for the community. The organisation also provides training courses in the area of logistics and SCM, equipping attendees with skills that are applicable to the real working scenarios in the industry. As for membership, SCA aims to develop a close-knit community that continues to better itself by leveraging on SCA’s platform and services.
SCA publishes a bi-annual magazine that is available in April and September. The issue in September coincides with its annual Forum and Awards celebrations.
“It doesn’t get any easier. You only get better at it!” Fourteen years ago, when Supply Chain Asia (SCA) was conceived in an apartment somewhere in Bangkok, I would have never imagine that we will be where we are today. In the next two days, we will be hosting our largest
ever Forum, with an inaugural Innovation & Tech Expo that bring together emerging tech and solutions to showcase to the industry as well as our largest ever Awards celebration with almost 700 guests in attendance! SCA was founded on a simple premise – to bring people together to network, share and learn from each other. Everything that we have done since Day 1 brings us back to this simple thought. We are exclusive to no one and seek to maintain an open community platform to benefit everyone. In the midst of conducting our daily affairs, we have been misunderstood for many things – that we are aligned to specific companies or being commercially driven. Far from the truth as we seek only the best for the industry. As such, our role has evolved from a passive player of just collating information and news to an acute observer and activist role with an intent to bring benefits and changes to the community at large. In the last 24 months, we have deployed initiatives, such as the Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Playground (SCLIP), designed and conducted several runs of the highly popular Industry 4.0 & Supply Chain Transformation Programme and facilitating the e-Commerce Supply Chain Professional Conversion Programme with support from Workforce Singapore. Today, we also host the Tech Accelerator Programme (TAP), which is supported by Enterprise Singapore. TAP’s main objective is to seek out new and emerging technologies developed by startups and bring them to the level of adoption – whether in trials, Proof of Concepts or full commercial deployment. The next few years will be an exciting journey as we aligned our efforts with the Supply Chain Employees Union (SCEU) of the National Trade Union Congress (NTUC) in Singapore. The formal alliance with SCEU will be signed on 10th September and together with them, we hope to bring more structured programmes to the supply chain and logistics professionals in both the local community in Singapore and beyond. For professionals working and located in Singapore, there will be added protection provided by SCEU through extending the union memberships to those who are paid members of SCA. To those who have been supportive of SCA since its inception, I want to extend my heartfelt and sincere thanks for your engagement and friendship. You know who you are and without whom, I know I would have never lasted these many years and grown to be where we are today. Enjoy your networking over the next two days. If you need help, do look out for me or our Young Ambassadors. We stand ready to assist and to ensure that all of you have a fruitful time with us.
Mr Paul LimFounder/PresidentSupply Chain Asia
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Emeritus Council of AdvisorsDr Robert Yap, YCh Group (Emeritus Chairman)Mr sundi Aiyer, AccentureMr Wayne hunt, AsiaPac Executive InsightsMr Koh Jin Kiat, bombardier Recreational Products Mr Paul bradley, Caprica InternationalMr Peter Woon, Koru GreentechMr lee Eng Keat, Economic Development board Mr Jamal Chamariq, Estee lauder CompaniesMr onno boots, Geodis WilsonMr Michael tyler, GlaxosmithKlineMr Vijay Anand, IbMMr law Chung Ming, IE singaporeMr laurent simon, Kuehne + NagelMr Khoo seng thiam, sAtsMr Jonathan lim, sPRINGMr brian Miles, ssI schaeferMr turloch Mooney, tACtMr tony lugg, tAPAMs Ingeborg Veelenturf, tapestryDr Mark Goh, tlI-AP (Nus)
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Message
Welcome to the annual Supply Chain
Asia Forum 2019 and thank you for your
unwavering support over the last 14
years.
I am honoured to participate as the Chairman for the third
consecutive year and would like to take this opportunity
to thank our core team, specifically Paul Lim (President,
SCA), Emeritus Board of Advisors and the event organising
committee for their relentless focus and contribution that
made this event possible. This year’s event is quite special as
we have combined two key events, the annual SCA Forum
and the high-profile SCA Awards.
As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of Moon landing
this year, we pay tribute to the entire team that made this
single greatest achievement in human history possible.
NASA had to experiment and engineer new technologies
that required over 7.5 million pounds of thrust to launch the
rocket and payload equivalent to 50 Jumbo 747s into orbit.
Kudos to the supply chain professionals for the coordination
and innovation in distribution and logistics, as mission critical
parts were manufactured and sourced at several locations
and assembled — just in time — with precise and flawless
execution. Remember, there were no mobile phones, fax
machines, emails or personal computers at that time!
We have since come a long way. In the connected world
today, Supply Chain visibility and collaboration remains high
on the agenda for global organisations in order to improve
customer experience, reduce costs and boost operational
efficiency. Disruption is everywhere with new technologies,
such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics,
Autonomous Vehicles, Industrial Internet of Things and very
soon, 5G.
At the same time, there are uncertainties due to trade tensions.
As some of you may have noted, the International Monetary
Fund advised more work is needed to reduce global trade
imbalances and issued a recent warning that such conflicts
are weighing on the global economy.
We will be focusing on these new developments and
disruptive technologies in greater detail under the main theme
“Digitisation of the Supply Chain World”, with global experts
sharing their perspectives and solutions to collaborate and
progress as one industry.
My team and I look forward to hosting you at SCA Forum 2019,
and we wish you a wonderful time at the event.
Chairman, Forum 2019
VIJAY AnAndWorldwide Sales & Distribution, VP Travel, Transportation & Hospitality Asia Pacific, Greater China, Japan, IBM
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Doog International (H5)
Esker (B5)
Friendly Groups (H1)
Haulio (C3)
Hiverlab -VR Zone (F4)
IBM (D1)
INFOR (H2)
IPI Singapore (H3)
IPOS (C4)
JABIL (C2)
JDA (B3)
Kerry Logistics (G5)
KMS Solutions (J8)
Locus (C1)
Lustre Bijoux (G6)
NTUC - SCEU (C6)
Parcel Perform (J2)
Paves (H6)
SATO (B4)
Singapore Logistics Association (J6)
Singapore Tourism Board (B2)
StickySpy (G4)
SUSS (D3)
Syrius Robotics (F3)
Tourism Authority of Thailand (G2)
XiaoXin Machines/Goldbell (F2)
Unabiz (J5)
Versafleet (D2)
Viatick (G7)
Visichain (B6)
Wine & Chef (J1)
Witron (B1)
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Programme
West Ballroom 3 West Ballroom 2 West Ballroom 1 East & Central Ballrooms
0800 Registration Opens
0830-930 Breakfast Talk Breakfast Talk
0930-1030
opening Ceremonyopening AddressMr Paul LimFounder/President, Supply Chain Asia
welcome AddressMr Vijay AnandChairman, Forum 2019Vice President, Travel, Transportation & Logistics, IBM
Membership Council Chairman AddressMr Onno BootsChairman, Membership Council, Supply Chain Asia; Regional President & CEO, Geodis
Exhibition Opens
1030-1100 Tea Break Reception @ Banquet Area (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
1100-1200 Plenary Session 1Hosted by JDA
Plenary Session 2Hosted by WITRON
Plenary Session 3Hosted by Dematic
Tech Forum 1 Hosted by IPOS International
1200-1400 Luncheon Reception @ Banquet Area (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
Tech Forum 2 Hosted by Zhongheng Technologies
Tech Forum 3Hosted by Sepio
1400-1500 Keynote Address 2Hosted by IBM
1500-1530 Tea Break Reception @ Banquet Area (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
1530-1630 Plenary Session 4Hosted by Jabil
Plenary Session 5Digitalisation of Procurement - Case Studies and LearningsModerator:Mr Peter Woon, Managing Director, Koru Greentech
Plenary Session 6Hosted by Locus
Tech Forum 4Hosted by Esker Singapore
1630-1730 Plenary Session 7Hosted by Infor
Plenary Session 8Digitalisation of Supply Chain – The Hidden ImplicationsModerator:Mr Jaya Moorthi, VP, Logistics, Schneider Electric
Plenary Session 9Hosted by Syrius Robotics
Tech Forum 5Hosted by Visichain
10th September 2019 (Tuesday)
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West Ballroom 3 West Ballroom 2 West Ballroom 1 East & Central Ballrooms
0800 Registration Opens
0800-0930 Breakfast Talk Breakfast Talk
0930-1030
Leadership SummitKeynote AddressDr Dee WaddellGlobal Managing Director, Travel & Transportation Industries, IBM
Exhibition Opens
1030-1100 Tea Break Reception @ Banquet Area (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
1100-1230
Leadership SummitDialogue with Leading Regional and Global Logistics and Supply Chain LeadersModerator:Mr Vijay Anand, Chairman, Forum 2019Panellists:Mr Adam Jiang, Founder & CEO, Syrius RoboticsMr Alvin Ea, Founder/CEO, HaulioMr Karl Hoegen, CEO, WITRON AmericaMr Michael Lee, Managing Director, Asianet ConsultantsMr Tom Sproat, Sr. Director Network Development, TradeLens/Maersk
Exhibition Opens
1200-1400 Luncheon Reception @ Banquet Area (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
Tech Forum 6Hosted by Unabiz
Tech Forum 7Hosted by Parcel Perform
1400-1700 Ballrooms turnover for Awards & Gala Dinner night
1700-1830 Awards & Gala Dinner night Cocktail Reception (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
1830-2200 Awards & Gala Dinner night (Paid Delegates & Sponsors Only)
11th September 2019 (wednesday)
Locate the ballrooms from Resorts World Convention Centre Map. View latest programme outline at https://rebrand.ly/scaf2019.
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Speakers
Anand, VijayWorldwide Sales & Distribution, VP Travel, Transportation & Hospitality Asia Pacific, Greater China, Japan, IBMChairman, Forum 2019 @ Supply Chain Asia
Boots, OnnoPresident & CEO, Asia Pacific/Group Board of Management, GEODISChairman, Membership Council @ Supply Chain Asia
Ea, AlvinCEO/Founder, Haulio
Brentjens, CasVice President Solution Consulting, Infor
Hoegen, KarlCEO, WITRON America
Kandhadai, SridharVP, Supply Chain & Procurement, Marina Bay Sands
Krishnamoorthy, RameshAPAC Procurement Director, Philips
Khandelwal, KrishnaChief Business Officer, Locus
Lai, KevinHead of Procurement & Supply Chain, Shell
Lee, MichaelManaging Director, Asianet Consultants
Illindala, SriharshaVP, Solutions Advisor,JDA Software
Murad, nathani Co-Founder & CEO,Sepio Products Private Limited
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Lim, PaulFounder/President, Supply Chain Asia
Moorthi, JayaVP, Logistics, Schneider ElectricChairman, Awards 2019 @ Supply Chain Asia
ng, Kee WeeVice President, Supply Chain, Enterprise and Infrastructure Division, Jabil
Speakers
Rajan, RajeevSenior Vice President, Group Supply Chain and Projects (South East Asia and China), YHS
Scott, ToddVice President, Global Trade, Blockchain @ IBM
Seng, GerardDirector, KPMG
Sproat, TomSenior Director Network Development, TradeLens
Veelenturf, IngeborgSenior Director, Logistics, Tapestry
Vermetten, LucVice President, Distribution & Logisticsm APAC, Estee Lauder
Waddell, dee (dr)Global Managing Director, Travel & Transportation Industries, IBM
Woon, PeterManaging Director, Koru GreentechChairman, Procurement Council @ Supply Chain Asia
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Supply Chain Asia Tech Accelerator Program (TAP)Overview Supply chain and logistics developments in the world have undergone major transformations over the last few years. With constant new technology inventions and ongoing disruptions, the sector has to strive to achieve new ways to meet today’s challenges and reach its potential.
Tech Accelerator Program The Supply Chain Asia Tech Accelerator Program (TAP) is an evolution of the Supply Chain & Logistics Innovation Playground (SCLIP) initiative. TAP is designed to support startups and enterprises with less than 5 years of existence in the curation, promotion, showcasing, adoption and implementation of innovation tech solutions impacting the supply chain and logistics industry.
Accelerating Innovation Adoption in Supply ChainTAP is a platform that is ideal to display and test new logistics and supply chain developments and applications, as well as target innovations that could be adopted for faster, more flexible, and more ecologically sound logistics and supply chain of the future.
TAP will be unique platform to the industry here in Singapore and Asia, whereby new solutions and technologies from corporations, startups and even individual professionals can set up their solutions in a controlled operating environment. The vision is to create synergistic networks for new ideas and accelerate their development from a prototype to actual implementation.
TAP-partners will be able to expand their network through participation in SCA’s curated events.
Through the Community Hub Café, SCA will have a platform that will allow SMEs and companies alike to explore advisory and consulting services in the adoption of new technologies and innovation.
Startup SG – an Enterprise Singapore initiativeSupply Chain Asia (SCA) is an appointed Startup SG Accelerator.
Startup SG Accelerator is a part of the Startup SG programme managed by Enterprise Singapore. Startup SG represents the shared interests of the startup community and positions Singapore as a leading startup hub. It provides entrepreneurs with a launchpad to connect them to the global stage, and a platform for access to local support initiatives.
Currently, there are six pillars of support – Startup SG Founder, Startup SG Tech, Startup SG Equity, Startup SG Accelerator, Startup SG Loan, and Startup SG Talent.
TAP Showcase and Promotion PlatformsSCA will provide various platforms to showcase and promote startups that sign up to become a TAP-partner, including:
TAP partners will be able to work closely with SCA to explore various industry initiatives and set up of showcases. These initiatives and showcases will provide a platform for startups to engage in live implementation and promote their services and solutions
Industry Showcases & Initiatives
A 4,000 sq. ft. exclusive platform set up at the Trade Association Hub, a former JTC HQ located at Jurong Town Hall Road. TAP-partners can participate to host regular talks as well as promote their services during special events hosted at the Community Hub Café.
SCA Community Hub Café
TAP-Partners FrameworkAll TAP-partners are expected to sign a minimum of 3-month agreement for SCA to promote its solutions and services to its network. The partnership agreement is free for all selected startups.
Solutions showcase @ Community Hub Café- A nominal fee will be charged for selected solutions
Collaborative Projects- SCA will curate, design and deploy collaborative projects incorporating emerging technologies from TAP-partners- A nominal fee will only be charged upon successful implementation of project
Investment and Incubation- Mentoring and coaching support relating to the marketing and promoting of solutions and industry applications- Advisory and consulting support relating to adoption challenges- Improved valuation and/or revenue expansion potential- A nominal fee will only be charged upon successful fund raising
Services provided by TAP- Showcase of emerging technologies, such as AR/VR, robotics, autonomous technologies, Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence- Incubation (including ideation support) for startups- Accelerating adoption, proof of concept (POC), trials and pilots for solutions and startups hosted at Supply Chain Tech Accelerator
To register, please contact [email protected].
Criteria for Participation of TAP
StartupsA startup is defined as a new
business entity that is less than 5 years incorporation.
For showcasing of solutions at the Community Hub Café, the startups’ solutions must be at
the POC or pilot stage.
SMEs & Commercial OrganisationsSMEs and Commercial organisations open for collaborative projects can
also sign up to become a TAP-User. Companies that sign up as
TAP-User will secure special access to solutions that are curated and participate in regular events and
talks.
Value-Added ActivitiesThrough the Community Hub Café, TAP partners and users will be invited to regular talks
and dialogues to share their use cases, identify challenges and
promote the benefits.
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Awards Brief Into its fourteenth year, the Supply Chain Asia (SCA) Awards continues to keep its prestige and value through recognition of
individuals as well as corporation contributions to the growth and development of the industry.
This year’s awards celebration is held together with its annual Forum and expected to draw record attendance to the event.
Various traditional awards have also been included in this year’s recognition ceremony.
Individual Recognition Awards SCA offers a platform to recognise individual contributions to their companies and communities. Individuals are nominated by
industry professionals, community members and SCA Awards committee members.
Corporate AwardsSCA offers two core awards for corporations involved in the provision of supply chain and logistics services:
• RecognitionAwards. These are awards accorded to companies who have been successfully developed, crafted or deployed innovative and
transformative projects. The nominations of recognition awards are selected from industry professionals and community members
of SCA. Awardees are selected by SCA editorial team as well as its Awards Committee members.
• CompetingAwards. To qualify for these awards, companies will need to pass through a nomination and selection process, acceptance of the
nomination and finally voted to win by a Panel of Judges as well as SCA Awards Committee members. The nomination and
selection process are held from January-April. Nominated companies need to accept their nominations before they can compete to
win the award.
Overall Supply Chain Partner of the YearThe Overall Supply Chain Partner of the Year are open to ALL CORPORATE FINALISTS who meet the following criteria:
• PresenceduringtheAwardscelebration
• Strongleadershipteam(oratleastvisibleleaderswithstrongprofileintheindustry)
• Hasaregionalpresence(inatleastfivecountriesinAsia)
• Providessupplychainandlogisticsrelatedservicesandsolutionswithfocusonadoptionandintensiveuseoftechnology
The final list of 10 companies will be voted by the Awards Committee and Panel of Judges and presented for live voting during the
Awards Night.
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Regardless of the industry, awards celebrations
gather together a unique blend of talent that
are courageous, achievement oriented, ones
with growth and innovative mindset and more
importantly, possess a deep sense of pride in what
they do. It is a necessary event in any industry to assemble
the collective leadership of the various companies together
to honour and share the accomplishments of their peers. In
this pursuit, we endeavour to uncover silent achievers for the
greater good of creating a strong professional bond across.
There is a tsunami of change, uncertainty and unpredictability
in the supply chain ecosystem. To internalise, adapt, change
and let alone thrive in this challenging environment requires
strategic mindset, relevant competencies, distinctive
leadership and the boldness to execute. Beyond this, strategic
collaborations within and across industries are a competitive
edge if one is successful in creating a sound value proposition.
Traditional boundaries are not respected in the face of rapid
technological change. New generation of leaders brings
unfettered desire to change, alter the norms and take risk.
This ignites the energy in the supply chain and forces present
in leaders to embrace this as a potent catalyst. The speed of
technological advances requires a very different leadership
to question the norms, encourage a sense of curiosity and
creativity, and enable a fusion of talent.
SCA Awards 2019 aims to recognise such leaders and
companies that make a difference to the industry, provide the
vision and the drive to alter our paths to success. The awards
committee, made up of respected leaders in the academia,
trade bodies, private and public sector, carefully assembled
various categories of awards to honour these winners. The
task was not easy. How do we ensure we have ample coverage
across all domains and yet make sure we dwell deep enough
to make a wise decision?
In recognising the need for technology enabled transformation,
we introduced four new categories under the umbrella of
Emerging Technologies, Innovation and Transformation. We
would like the Awards to reflect the current landscape as well
as distinctively encourage a fusion of new wave of companies
with entrenched ones.
It has been a fulfilling experience for me to be part of the
Awards team and enjoy the experience of debates and
calibration of how the Awards should be organised and kept
relevant. This further reinforces my strong believe that SCA
executes its humble aspiration to bring professionals across
the industry very seriously. Additionally, Paul has worked
tirelessly with other like-minded individuals to host numerous
other events throughout the year. In the capacity of Chairman
of Shippers Council as well as President of this Awards, I have
witnessed the enthusiasm. This is a truly an honour for the
industry itself.
On behalf of the Awards committee, I would like to share my
heartiest congratulations to all the nominees, winners and
everyone else for taking time and effort to be present for this
prestigious and memorable event.
Chairman, Awards 2019
JAyA Moorthi PillAiVice President, EAJ Logistics, Schneider Electric Asia Pte Ltd
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Awards 2019 Committee Members & Judges
Ms Ingeborg Veelenturf
Senior Director, Logistics, Tapestry
Mr Paul Bradley Chairman & CEO,
Caprica International
Mr Koh Jin KiatDirector, Business
Growth, Bombardier Recreational Products
Mr Law Chung MingGroup Director,
Logistics & Transport, Enterprise Singapore
Mr Vijay AnandVice President,
Transportation & Logistics, IBM
Mr Lee Eng KeatExecutive Director,
Economic Development Board
Mr Allen WanHead of Supply Chain,
Diageo
Mr dennis QuekDirector, Centre of Innovation - Supply
Chain Management, Republic Polytechnic
dr Mark GohDirector (Industry
Reserch), The Logistics Institute Asia Pacific
Committee Members
Chairperson
Judges
Mr Roland ChongGlobal Senior Director,
Head of Supply Chain Global Process
Management, QIAGEN
Mr Sebastian Chua Head of Procurement,
Health & Promotion Board
Mr Lucas TanDirector, Business Development,
Zuellig Pharma
Mr Foo Choo YenCourse Manager,
Temasek Polytechnic
Mr Kevin CheongDirector, Global Transportation,
Molex
Mr Tan Boon HaoSenior Manager,
Asia Transportation, 3M
Ms Elliyani Mohamad AliLead Editor,
Supply Chain Asia
Mr Jaya Moorthi PillaiVice President,
Logistics, Schneider Electric
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Individual Recognition Awards SCA offers a platform to recognise individual contributions to their companies and communities.
Individuals are nominated by industry professionals, community members and SCA Awards
committee members. The following are the various individual recognition awards presented by SCA:
Award Description how to Qualify
Logistics Equipment Operator of the Year For logistics equipment operator Individuals must be nominated by immediate supervisor and validated for contribution.
Young Professional of the Year For young professionals below 35 years oldProfessionals who have shown high potential in their individual contributions to both their organisation and community.
Supply Chain Executive of the Year Reserved for executives involved in the provision of logistics and supply chain services
Nominated individuals must have contributed to their organisation’s growth and must be actively involved in community services (in personal or professional capacity).
Supply Chain Professionals of the Year For cargo owners and supply chain professionals involved in manufacturing and distribution
Nominated individuals must have contributed to their organisation’s growth and must be actively involved in community services (in personal or professional capacity).
Supply Chain Educator of the Year For trainers, professors or educators in the supply chain/logistics sector
Nominated individuals must show commitment, passion and participate actively in the industry development programmes relating to education and training.
Most Inspiring Professional of the Year For senior professionals with volunteering experience in industry work
Nominated individuals must have contributed to industry development work as a volunteer in associations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Industry Partner of the YearFor individuals outside the Supply Chain & Logistics industry who makes contributions to its growth and development
Nominated individual must have contributed to the supply chain and logistics sector through participation in various industry initiatives and activities.
Honorary Fellows For senior professionals with more than 25 years of experience
Honorary Fellowship Award is accorded to senior professionals who have contributed extensively to either their organisation or industry growth and developments. Individuals accorded this award must have spent at least 15 years in senior management positions.
Visionary of the Year For senior executives working in governmental and non-commercial organisations
This award is accorded to senior professionals in various governmental and non-commercial capacities and have contributed extensively to industry growth and developments. Individuals accorded this award must have spent at least 12 years in senior management positions.
Supply Chain Woman of the Year For senior female senior executives involved in supply chain and logistics management
Nominated individuals must have contributed to their organisation’s growth and must be actively involved in community services (in personal or professional capacity).
SME CEO of the Year For CEOs (or equivalent) of country-based SME LSPsNominated individuals must show that they have contributed effectively to their organisation’s growth and success in the industry.
Supply Chain CEO of the Year For CEOs (or equivalent) of MNC LSPsNominated individuals must show that they have contributed effectively to their organisation’s growth and success in the industry.
Chief Supply Chain Officer of the YearFor the highest ranking supply chain executives based in Asia Pacific region and working for cargo owners or manufacturers
Nominated individuals must show that they have contributed effectively to their organisation’s growth and success in the industry.
Hall of Fame For the highest ranking regional senior executives in LSPsNominated individuals must be a senior supply chain/logistics professionals with a distinguished careers in the supply chain and logistics industry.
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As the President of UPS Asia Pacific region, Ross leads over 14,000 employees and oversees all UPS operations in the nearly 40 countries and territories, including UPS’s package delivery, freight forwarding, contract logistics and distribution services. Ross’s vision for UPS’s Asia Pacific region is based on a continued commitment to growth through providing greater access to UPS, innovation that creates value for the customer and a firm belief that empowering the right talent with the right tools will cement UPS’s position as a global logistics leader.
Like many senior UPS leadership, Ross began his career at UPS while completing his undergraduate studies as a part-time employee. Since joining the company in 1984, Ross counts a number of ground-breaking ‘firsts’ at UPS, which have contributed to successful product, portfolio and geographic expansions throughout the business. In 1996, he headed UPS’s first ever e-commerce function. This was followed by post-acquisition integration and relationship development for Mail Boxes Etc. in the UPS Europe Region, which paved the way for the company’s successful and growing retail strategy in Europe, and integrating UPS’s supply chain solutions under one marketing portfolio, positioning UPS as one of the first end-to-end global logistics integrators.
In his prior role as Vice President for Corporate Strategy, Ross led the creation and launch of a new strategic planning process, together with the development of a comprehensive global vision and strategy communications platform. A growth champion, Ross has leveraged his experience with global merger and acquisition projects to oversee key initiatives, including significant strategic investments, and established relationships with leading transportation companies in the region. In 2018, UPS strengthened reach and connectivity for Asian businesses; rolling out transit time improvements impacting over 500 trade lanes, and added seven new Boeing 747-8s to service intercontinental trade routes.
Ross has contributed to discussions around changing trade in Asia and the impact of technology on businesses at regional events, including the 2017 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit and The Economist Innovation Summit 2018. He has a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Technology from Eastern Illinois University, and earned an MBA in International Business from Emory University. When Ross is not working on his next first, he is most likely to be found spending time with his wife, son and daughter.
President, Asia Pacific, UPS
ross MccUlloUGh Hall of Fame
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Formerly the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance in Thailand, Somchainuk Engtrakul, also known as “Thai’s Trouble-
shooter”, certainly lives up to his reputation as a successful civil servant-turned-entrepreneur. Now holding various board
directorships and Chairman positions in various public entities in Thailand, Somchainuk has always been in pursuit of progress
and development for the many facets of businesses that he has been involved in.
In his early years as Director-General of Customs and Excise in the Ministry of Finance from 1980s to 2000, he was responsible
for driving the logistics infrastructure and development in the local economy, pushing various initiatives that level up the Thai
logistics infrastructure to support warehousing and transportation.
Somchainuk holds various Chairmanship and board memberships, including Chairmanship of Dhipaya Insurance PCL, Major
Cineplex Group Ltd, Energy Absolute Ltd, Siam Piwat Co Ltd, and Vejthani PCL.
He is also the chairman of his own logistics company called Friendly Groups Logistics and his personal business extends to
beauty care (BB Clinic), Hotels and Hospitality (Le Monte Khao Yai), as well as movie studios and automotive distribution and
repairs. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Upsala College, US, as well as Bachelor of Laws and an Honorary Doctor
of Philosophy in Public Administration from Sripatum University, Thailand.
He has received various royal decoration, including Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White
Elephant, Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand, Knight Grand Cross (First Class)
of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant and Knight Grand Cross (First Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of
Thailand.
Chairman, Friendly Group Logistics(former Perm Sec, MOF, Thailand)
soMchAinUk enGtrAkUl Honorary Fellow
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Tan Puay Hin joined Singapore Logistics Association (SLA) as the Chief Executive in January 2018, after retiring from
PSA International Pte Ltd.
He was the Senior Advisor (Group Port Design & Connectivity) prior to his retirement. Before that, he was the
Regional Chief Executive Officer for South East Asia of PSA international Pte Ltd. He had the overall responsibility and
accountability for PSA Group’s portfolio of operating terminals in ASEAN region, including PSA Singapore Container
Terminals, the flagship terminal of PSA Group.
He played a key role in Singapore Terminal’s transformation into the model of efficiency and service excellence that
it is known for today. Under his leadership and guidance over the years, Puay Hin has nurtured a team of leaders
that now operates PSA’s terminals worldwide with the same work philosophy and culture of service excellence.
Puay Hin is serving on the board of Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) and he is also a Governing Council Member of the
Singapore Maritime Institute (SMI) and a member of the Maritime Industry Advisory Committee of Singapore Maritime
Academy (SMA). Apart from these, he is a Council Member of the Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC) and chairs
the Logistics & Transport Committee of WSHC.
Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Logistics Association
tAn PUAy hin Honorary Fellow
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Thuy Mai is the Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of DiCentral. Mai is responsible for DiCentral’s overall
management, direction, and strategy. His primary responsibilities include, directing and leveraging the
investments in human capital and technology to scale the company’s supply chain integration platform across
multiple industries globally. The company has built a cohesive team of over 700 global employees across 11
countries over the last two decades to deliver scalable solutions that enable their customers to resolve complex
and evolving supply chain integration challenges.
He consistently encourages his team to grow as individuals and champion B2B integration and the role it plays
in automating the clients’ supply chains, thereby creating efficiencies that reduce their operational costs and
provide opportunities for growth. From a career perspective, he seeks to push the envelope on technological
innovations that enable a competitive edge for his clients.
On the personal side, he aspires to take care of his health, which, in turn, provides the energy, mental capacity
and enthusiasm necessary to inspire others to do great things.
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, DiCentral
thUy MAi Honorary Fellow
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John Huang, chairman of CTW Logistics Corporation, is integral in strategy formulation for the company and shaping of internal culture and external relations of the company. Under his leadership, CTW becomes a leading 3PL service provider in Taiwan.
CTW was founded in 1974 as a container trucking company. In the historical perspective, it was the era between two times of Energy Crisis (1973-1974 and 1982-1983) in which Taiwan was in its economic boom (with GDP growth of 14 per cent), and this provided an excellent opportunity for CTW’s growth. In the 2000s, CTW expanded its business focus from transportation into warehousing and total logistics solutions. By adopting world-leading WMS and German Dematic AS/RS, and also adopting self-developed TMS, Dock Door Management System (CTW’s transportation partners make reservations for dock door usages), CTW seized the Taiwan economic growth momentum and semiconductors/ electronics industry development to build up its market share and gradually thrived to become a leading third-party logistics service provider in Taiwan. CTW especially dedicates to logistics service for semiconductor-related parts, special gases, chemicals, dangerous goods, electronics devices, precise machines, and fashion goods.
Facing the US-China trade war and severe global competition, CTW keeps the competitive advantage by adopting robotics automation system, big data application and IoT technology, as well as innovative services, such as the regional Control Tower, and the Logi-Intelligence platform to track and trace cross-country shipments. The change in pace is faster than ever and CTW needs to act responsively and effectively. This requires different ways of thinking and doing things. John Huang is leading CTW across this transformation.
CTW welcomes its 45th anniversary in 2019, and looks ahead to the next 15 years. To achieve this long-term vision, CTW treasures employees, and expects them to carry on the sustainability of the company. CTW regularly organises the internal and external trainings to strengthen the employees’ logistics knowledge and skills, as well as to increase their awareness of safety, security risks and the changes in regulation compliance. CTW management team consciously cultivates the friendly working environment and encourage employees to engage in decision-making to retain the outstanding performers.
John Huang is also passionate about the public welfare. CTW’s educational foundation, founded in 1998, will keep its mission to devote in public welfare for the local neighbouring communities and Taiwanese society. Echoing CTW’s business philosophy: Repay the society; Repay the earth. Care for humanity; Care for peace, CTW’s educational foundation acts to express the appreciation for the homeland.
Executive Chairman, CTW Logistics
John hUAnG Honorary Fellow
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Alan Hsu is the Chairman of Trade-Van Information Services Co., which is a leading corporation of cloud value-added services
in Taiwan to provide integrated services that meet customer needs and complete the infrastructure of application service
development in cloud with specialty on advanced technology capabilities and innovative services in the field of information
technology. The company has served clients in areas, such as customs clearance, retail supply chain, tax filing, land administration
services, insurance, and information security. In addition, also works with governments for projects. These ubiquitous services
have brought significant convenience to masses and makes the company a top cloud value-added service provider in Taiwan.
With Alan’s leadership and all outstanding efforts by all the employees, Trade-Van was granted with the Management Excellence
Award of the 25th National Quality Award in 2018. Also, the company was awarded 2018 Customer Service Excellence Award by
TCCDA, 2018 Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Report Awards by TCSA, and 2018 WITSA Global IT Excellence Awards — Digital
Opportunity Award. Alan was granted with 15th National Brand YuShan Award excellent enterprise and 14th ROC Top 10 Enterprise
Golden Torch Award — Annual Top 10 Manager.
With excellent ability of leadership, operations and management, Alan is also is the Chairman of the Global Blockchain Strategy
and Application Development Association, the Vice Chairman of Pan Asian E-Commerce Alliance, the Executive Director of
Information Service Industry Association of R.O.C., the Consultant of Customs Association of R.O.C., the Director of Digital Taiwan
Roundtable, and the Editorial Board of Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance: The Taiwan Banker
Chairman, Trade-Van Information Services
AlAn hsU Honorary Fellow
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Adrian Cai has more than 20 years of experience in supply chain management across a myriad of industries spanning different countries within Asia Pacific. He has worked in a range of supply functional areas in consumer packaged goods, logistics outsourcing, startups and consulting. The topic areas include supply and procurement strategy development, supply chain transformation, network optimisation and e-commerce technologies. He is a graduate of the National University of Singapore, earning his degree in Business Administration and majoring in Logistics. He also holds a post-graduate diploma in Systems Analysis with the same institution.
Adrian’s roles over the recent 10 years were all within Diageo. Over this time, he has undertaken no less than five roles in the regional headquarters and markets where he held executive management capacities looking after key supply installations and functions. He successfully delivered the supply chain enablers for Diageo to increase market shares and profits for their international spirits businesses in the Greater China region. This covers Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. In 2016, he was seconded to Swellfun/Shui Jing Fang (SJF). This is a business where Diageo currently holds 63.14 per cent of their shareholding. SJF is a Chinese White Spirit (Baijiu) brand playing in China. The entire Baijiu category accounts for about a third of the world’s spirits volume drunk and more than a quarter sales volume. This is another strategically important category for Diageo. Adrian took charge of the SJF Baijiu production facility in Chengdu taking care of the end-to-end supply chain; from procurement, liquid production, packaging, logistic to customer service. Besides running the SJF supply operations of more than 800 employees, he also developed and executed the supply transformation strategies around quality and service level assurances. All these have created a sustainable supply chain platform which has enabled the past sales volume to grow at an extraordinary three-year CAGR of circa 50 per cent.
Adrian recently assumed the Supply Strategy Director role of SJF. In this position, he is accountable for developing the future Supply Chain blueprint and delivering the strategic projects under it. The spectrum of these projects centres around scaling up the supply chain capabilities of people, systems, capacity and infrastructure in order to meet the future growth of the business.
Prior to Diageo, Adrian has held supply and systems consulting positions with Cap Gemini Ernst & Young and Deloitte. He was also with third-party logistics providers like DHL and CJ logistics, where he implemented outsourced logistics solutions for MNCs like Hewlett-Packard, Agilent, Samsung and Philips.
Supply Director, Sichuan SwellFun
AdriAn cAi Chief SC Officer of the Year
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Jens Drewes is the President of Kuehne + Nagel for South Asia Pacific. Supported by more than 8,000 specialists dedicated to
providing customers with best-in-class logistics services from Asia and the Indian subcontinent through to Oceania, Jens drives
the vision and strategy for the 17 countries under his remit. His career with Kuehne + Nagel started in 1997 when he joined the
project logistics team in Japan. Since then, he has held various leadership and executive management positions within the
company across Asia Pacific.
In 2016, Jens Drewes was appointed President for the South Asia Pacific region. Prior to this role, Jens Drewes was President of
North Asia Pacific for Kuehne + Nagel where he was responsible for operations in China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. He also
served as Managing Director, Central & North China for Kuehne + Nagel from 2008 to 2013. He started his career with Kuehne +
Nagel in as Project Manager & Assistant General Manager for Import Department in March 1997, before becoming the General
Manager for Victoria, Australia.
With more than 20 years of experience in the logistics industry across Asia Pacific, his areas of expertise include service delivery
excellence, digital transformation, management and global delivery of engagements. Previously, he has worked in Hannover,
Germany.
President, South Asia Pacific, Kuehne + Nagel
Jens drewes SC CEO of the Year
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Anthony Heng, Executive Director for Commonwealth Kokubu Logistics Pte Ltd, brings along over 28 years of cold chain logistics
and food manufacturing management and business startup experience in the Asia Pacific region. His prior appointments include
Head of Cold Chain for YCH Group, Country GM for YCH Thailand, Head of Operations for AQ Logistics in Kyushu, Japan, Regional
Vice President — Operations for HAVI Logistics in Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and General Manager for HAVI Food Services
Singapore & Malaysia.
His work has taken him to well over 100 logistics facility throughout Japan, Europe, USA and Asia Pacific. He is currently managing
a purposed built 27,000m² integrated food manufacturing with temperature-controlled logistics facility equipped with a -28°C
AS/RS freezer and helming the business of Commonwealth Kokubu Logistics Pte Ltd. Over his course of work, he has successfully
established several cold chain logistics business startups in Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore and Japan.
Armed with the survival instinct of having to fend for himself and to take care of his aging parents, he started working part-time while
pursuing his degree in Food Science and Nutrition from National University of Malaysia. After graduating with 2nd Class Upper
with Honors, he continued to work with Sunshine Bakeries rising over the ranks from being an apprentice to production executive
managing plant bakeries and retail bread cafes Monique’s and Tasty Bake in Kuala Lumpur. His work attitude did not go unnoticed
and he was selected to join Sunshine Bakeries Singapore in 1990 to commission the newly startup bread and bun automated lines.
At the tender age of 24, he packed his bag and moved to Singapore and took on the responsibility of Assistant Production Manager
commissioning the newly set-up 5,000 loaves an hour bread line and 12,000 pieces an hour hamburger bun line.
Executive Director, Commonwealth Kokubu Logistics
Anthony henG SME CEO of the Year
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Margaret Toh has been with YCH Group for more than 25 years with a rich cross-functional experience including HR, business
development, new market startups and regional management. Her depth of knowledge in supply chain management along with
human capital expertise sees her successfully driving collaboration with business leaders in the region.
In her leadership role in YCH Group, she assumed the responsibility of maintaining strong business pipelines, driving
bottom line while taking care of region development for sustainable growth and driving YCH’s vision of building
The Logistics Superhighway™.
Margaret played a pivotal role in pioneering YCH’s internationalisation plan, which started with Malaysia and till date, YCH is
strategically located in 16 countries across the Asia Pacific region. She was also the point person for YCH’s emerging market
development in India, and YCH had since grew its presence operating in more than 40 locations in the country.
When asked what drives her at YCH, Margaret attributed it to the sense of achievement from focusing on her strength. She felt
fortunate to be in an environment where there are opportunity to multitask and focus on individual strengths while working
together as a team to grow the business.
Chief Operating Officer, YCH Group
MArGAret toh SC Woman of the Year
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As a secondee from GovTech to Maritime Port Authority (MPA), Kenneth takes on the role of Chief Technology Officer to lead
the digitalisation effort of maritime sector as part of sea transport Industry Transformation Map (ITM). Kenneth continues to
contribute to the supply chain ecosystem in his role in MPA through the following:
• Executethedigitalisationeffortofmaritimesectorthroughthreestrategies-deepeningmaritimeR&Dcapabilities,nurturing
the technology ecosystem, provide enabling environment such as the living lab.
• ManagetheMaritimeInnovationandTechnologyprogramme(MINT)tocatalysetheresearchandtechnologyprojectsinthe
maritime sector.
• EstablishthestartupprogrammePIER71(PortInnovationEcosystemRe-Imagined@Block71)togrowthemaritimestartup
community and address the industry challenge statements through smart port challenges.
• EstablishtheR&DmaritimetransformationprogrammeincollaborationwithSingaporeMaritimeInstitute(SMI)andNational
Research Foundation (NRF) to deepen the maritime R&D capabilities, setting up centre of excellence in NUS (C4NGP), NTU
(MESD) and SP (CEMS).
• AdvocateandimplementdigitalisationprogrammeswithindustryandgovernmentagenciessuchasIndustrydigitalisation
programme (IDP), an electronic bill of lading using blockchain technology to integrate maritime and logistics value chains.
Kenneth has been actively contributing to the supply chain ecosystem throughout his career. Kenneth started his career in PSA
implementing the Container Integrated Terminal Operations Systems (CITOS) and became the pioneering team in the Logistics
System department. Kenneth’s other roles in his career includes CrimsonLogic Vice President (Trade & Logistics /Technology
Development), Senior Vice President in Energy Market Company and Cluster Director (Finance, Land Management & Transport) in
IDA/GovTech. Kenneth also contributed actively in the Logistics Standards bodies and was Chairman of Singapore EDI Committee
and Head of Singapore Delegate to UN/CEFACT and AFACT before.
Chief Technology Officer, Maritime Port Authority
kenneth liM Visionary of the Year
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Singapore Transport Association (STA) follows an initiative to represent the land transport industry. Since 1937, its goal continues
to be one of forging trade ties and generating business opportunities, as well as an entity to seek benefits and raise concerns
with the government. The association works closely with its members, leveraging its scale in operating networks, outreach and
extensive initiatives and experiences to lead and shape the transport industry.
As one of the longest transportation associations in Singapore, STA strive innovative collaboration with agencies and has vast
hauliers in various specialists in the Logistics and Transportation sector housing 150 SMEs. STA is uniquely positioned to work
with all levels of government to provide industry insights on key transit policy issues and serving logistics communities.
Kian Chin is also the Managing Director of Allied, which has grown to become one of Singapore’s largest container yard operator
and container haulage. Over 40 years of experience, its traditional business model has diversified to specialise in the provision of
full service logistics management, providing a comprehensive range of services which include conventional & container trucking,
container depot management, warehousing, inventory & stock management as well as IT software development support within
the Allied Group of Companies.
Together with its dedicated and experienced staff delivering the highest standards of service, the company has committed itself
to investing in the most up-to-date equipment and system available to the industry. It is at the forefront of software development
for the industry and has an in-house team developing and maintaining system connectivity with customers. The company has
expanded its global network to Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar and UAE.
Chairman,Singapore Transport Association
liM kiAn chin Most Inspiring Professional of the Year
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Ng Kee Wee is Vice President of Supply Chain at Jabil, based in Singapore. He is responsible for Jabil’s global supply chain strategy
development and execution for the Enterprise & Infrastructure division, including supply chain digitisation and transformation. He
oversees a team of more than 70 employees across Asia, Europe, Mexico and the US.
With a wealth of leadership experience in supply chain management, programme management, and operations, Kee Wee has been
instrumental in building multiple highly successful global teams in the various roles that he has held. At Jabil, Kee Wee led several key
global sourcing initiatives including Jabil Integrated Solutions and the Technology Enablement Framework, which facilitate seamless
collaboration, connect capabilities and empower solutions across Jabil’s global supply chain eco-system.
Kee Wee first joined Jabil in 2007 as director of supply chain focusing on supply chain sourcing solutions development and deployment
in Asia. Prior to joining Jabil, Kee Wee was based in China where he held various senior roles at another global EMS company. His
responsibilities included setting up a greenfield site, program management, business unit management and operations management.
Kee Wee graduated from the University of London with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and management. He
also holds an MBA from the Rutgers Business School in New Jersey, USA.
With more than 25 years of manufacturing experience, Kee Wee’s rich skill set includes new product introduction management,
operations management, global commodity management, commodity engineering, procurement and sourcing. He also has extensive
hands-on experience in global team management, human capital management and cross-cultural management.
With a strong passion for social causes, Kee Wee pioneered Jabil Singapore’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme in 2014,
and continues to play a very active role in chartering the site’s social mission today. Through his able leadership, the site has received
recognition from several local charity organisations for its significant contributions.
Vice President, Global Sourcing - Enterprise & Infrastructure, Jabil
nG kee wee SC Professional of the Year
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Cassandra Chan is a Supply Chain and Technical professional with over 12 years of experience across the Supply and Technical
functions with specific specialism in the manufacturing of wines and spirits. In her current role as Operations & Logistics Manager,
she oversees the rework and logistics operations team to deliver 1.6 million actual cases across over 1,200 customers in Asia
Pacific on time in full with no errors. She is also responsible for creating the strategies and conditions for the team to deliver a
world-class finishing operations centred on sustainable productivity savings.
In 2006, after graduating from University of Strathclyde with Masters in Forensic and Analytical Chemistry, Cassandra joined
Diageo. Her career has taken her from her home in Scotland to China, where she led the Supplier Development team in Chengdu
and now in Singapore, where she continues to build on her portfolio of experience across Supply Chain, Supply Operations and
Technical functions.
One of her highlights in her Supply Chain career has been the project management of the seamless relocation of the Singapore
HUB, Technical Centre and Innovation R&D Centre where there were zero interruptions to Diageo’s markets and customers whilst
creating an inclusive workspace for the teams to enjoy.
From her multiple roles, she has relished in the opportunities where she has led a series of diverse teams in different geographies.
Her passion of employee engagement and people development continues every day and is at the heart of her own personal
purpose of unleashing the potential of those around her.
Operations & Logistics Manager, Diageo
cAssAndrA chAn SC Professional of the Year
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Luc Vermetten is Vice President, Distribution & Logistics, Global Supply Chain for Asia Pacific, leading the Estée
Lauder Companies’ Warehouse and Transportation Logistics for all orders, flows and channels to Asia Pacific
Customers and Consumers.
Luc joined the Estée Lauder Companies in 1990 and has worked in a variety of Production and Engineering roles
at the Belgium manufacturing site. In 2006, he became Operations Manager for the EMEA Hub before becoming
Executive Manager for the Distribution Hub in Germany. In 2015, he took up the role of Vice President Distribution
and Logistics for the Asia Pacific region.
Luc has a degree in Industrial Engineering and an Executive Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management.
Vice President, Supply Chain, Estee Lauder
lUc VerMetten SC Professional of the Year
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Professor Tan Kok Choon is currently Associate Professor (Practice) at the Department of Analytics & Operations, NUS Business School, and Director (Education) at The Logistics Institute – Asia Pacific (TLI-AP). He is a programme co-manager of the award-winning Master of Science in Supply Chain Management programme at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He received his B.Sc. (1st Class Honours) in Mathematics from the NUS and his PhD in Operations Research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on an NUS Overseas Post-Graduate Scholarship at the MIT Operations Research Center. He has held appointments as Assistant Professor and Departmental Manager in the Department of Mathematics at NUS, Manager (Operations Research) and Container Terminal Process Manager at PSA Corporation Limited, Manager (Operations Research) in PSA International’s Group Technical and Operations Development Department, and Operations Research Manager at the Land Transport Authority. He was Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at NUS before he took up his present joint appointment at NUS Business School and The Logistics Institute – Asia Pacific.
Professor Tan teaches undergraduate courses in Business Analytics in the Department of Analytics & Operations at NUS Business School and M.Sc. courses in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at TLI-AP. His teaching philosophy is to use his industrial experience to enrich his students and to help them connect concepts learnt in class with practical solutions to problems in industry.
Professor Tan’s research interests include Urban Operations Research Applications, Container Terminal Operations Modelling and Optimization, and Transportation and Logistics Systems Modelling and Analysis. He has journal and conference papers in Mathematics of Operations, Mathematical Programming European Journal of Operational Research, Proceedings of the Symposium on Discrete Algorithms, OR Spectrum, Intermodal Transportation Research, Supply Chain Optimization, among others. He was a key member of the NUS-Shanghai Maritime University-Zhenhua Industries Company Ltd team that won the Grand Prize in the Next Generation Container Port Challenge organised by the Maritime and Port Authority and Singapore Maritime Institute in 2013.
Professor Tan is also currently the President of the Operational Research Society of Singapore (ORSS), Deputy Chairman of the Logistics Technical Committee under the Singapore Standards Council, and School Advisory Committee member of Zhonghua Secondary School.
Department of Decision Sciences, NUS Business School and TLI-AP
AssociAte Professor tAn kok choon Sc Educator
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Being the Country General Manager, Khoo Ngiap Seng has more than a decade of extensive local and regional
supply chain management experience. He currently heads YCH Singapore and takes care of clientele from fast-
moving consumer goods, electronics, chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
Under his leadership, he grew YCH clientele base for Supply Chain City®, YCH’s flagship state-of-the-art facility
and was also part of the pioneer team in YCH’s innovation journey such as the implementation of Automated
Storage Retrieval System (AS/RS), Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) and YCH’s first-of-its-kind patented solution,
FusionARIS®.
He also plays a key role in YCH’s internationalisation plans across Asia Pacific region in project management and
SCM solutioning.
The family culture in YCH has been a huge motivating factor for Ngiap Seng for the last 15 years. What kept him
going is the opportunity to be surrounded by positive and like-minded people, who strive and thrive together not
just as colleagues, but as a large heartwarming family.
Country General Manager, YCH Group
khoo nGiAP senG SC Executiveof the Year
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A logistics practitioner for the past 20 years, Kheng Huat is the General Manager, Strategic Business Unit for Keppel Logistics and is responsible for the business and corporate strategies development for the company. He began his career in 1999 as a Quality Management System Engineer in SembCorp Logistics (now known as Toll Logistics), rising through the ranks during his nine-year stint where he rotated among various functions spanning from freight and warehousing logistics operations to business and strategy development.
In 2008, Kheng Huat joined Keppel Logistics and was posted to Vietnam to set up the newly established joint venture company, Indo Trans Keppel Logistics with local partner, Indo Trans Corporation. He spent the next four years in Vietnam as Country General Manager, where he set up the logistics network across the country and quadrupled the warehouse footprint, making the joint venture company one of the top foreign logistics company in Vietnam. In 2012, he decided to return to Singapore where he took on various leadership roles in Keppel Logistics, including Head of IT, Operations Excellence and Business Development.
In his current role as the head of strategy, his main role is to lead the transformational strategy for Keppel Logistics and is responsible for driving all the business development activities and strategic initiatives, including the acquisition of COURier EXpress (also known as Courex), a technology-driven e-commerce logistics company which provides last-mile delivery services, in 2017. Courex was subsequently rebranded as UrbanFox. UrbanFox offers a comprehensive suite of omni-channel and channel management solutions. With more than 500 brands and over 20,000 assortments including many major companies such as Kao Singapore, Clarks and Swiss, it is rapidly growing with over 60,000 sq ft of warehouse space and 20,000 crowd-sourced drivers. Kheng Huat also played an instrumental role in the integration of UrbanFox with Keppel Logistics to offer a full suite of B2B2C omni-channel solutions.
As a strong advocate of safety, Kheng Huat is also the Chairman of the Safety Committee in Keppel Logistics, where he spearheads multiple safety initiatives and laid a sound foundation to create a very strong safety culture amongst the workforce. Apart from his safety role, Kheng Huat also took on various volunteering roles in Keppel, such as Vice-President of Keppelite Recreation Club, Contingent Commander for 2017 Keppel NDP marching contingent and is also active in mentoring young executives on their overall development. Outside his work, Kheng Huat is also an avid runner and golfer who enjoys travelling overseas to take part in long distance races as well as playing a few rounds of golf.
General Manager, Keppel Logistics
oh khenG hUAt SC Executiveof the Year
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Shamir Rahim is a technopreneur with a passion for internet and biomedical technologies. As Founder and Chief Executive
Officer of VersaFleetTM, he believes in automating the world’s logistics operations. He left the lab early and started his career in the
cardiovascular and cardiac surgery product teams at Sanofi and Medtronic. In a business development role in a venture builder,
he helped to launch several biomedical start-ups. He then founded VersaFleet by serendipity, creating a powerful SaaS transport
management system while actually trying to invent a medical device.
Shamir holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Supply Chain Management from National University of Singapore (NUS) Faculty of
Engineering. He earlier graduated from NUS as a University Scholar with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science,
and a Minor in Technopreneurship, which he attained while on the NUS Overseas College programme at the University of
Pennsylvania & The Wharton School. He pursued his Honours research on regenerative stem cell therapy at Institute of Molecular
Cell Biology, an A*STAR research institute.
He was named by Prestige in its ‘40 under 40’ list; by Singapore Tatler in its 2018 ‘Generation T’ list; is a Spirit of Enterprise
Honouree (2017); was awarded ‘Youth Entrepreneur of the Year 2016’ by the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & Industry;
recognised by PM Lee in his 2017 New Year message; is occasionally invited by news media to speak on tech and national issues;
and serves on several national committees
Chief Executive Officer, Versafleet
shAMir rAhiM Young Professional of the Year
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Adam Jiang is the CEO and Founder of Syrius Robotics, a revolutionary robotic and AI platform designed for intelligent
warehouse that redefines the timeliness and availability of warehouse operations. His responsibilities include driving the
business forward in spite of resistance and doubts the industry brings, and to be a source of motivation for his team of over 40
young talented staff to work towards implementations of their products and solutions from the drawing board.
Founded by the most innovative minds, Syrius Robotics solves the complexity of shortage on labour force though collaborative
robots. Adam and his team hope to lead the industry towards a fully digitalised supply chain network that is driven by data
intelligence and transformed by Autonomous Mobile Robot.
Adam also aspires to help to support more operators in traditional warehouses towards being future-ready via technology that
is hard for them to afford. In the long term, he and his team hope to re-structure the front-end warehouse in supply chain for
e-commerce retails with AMR-based automation, and eventually bringing their solutions to the global market.
“Data intelligence and networking collaboration reform every aspect of the world,” Adam said when asked about his source of
motivation. “Robots are nexus of information and the physical world. Syrius aims to provide end-to-end solutions that connects
flows of information and flows of logistics”.
Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Syrius Robotics
AdAM JiAnG Young Professionalof the Year
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Murugan Keresenin is a Senior Supervisor at YCH Group. He joined YCH’s ChemPark operations in 2000 and till date, has an
exemplary record of zero accidents handling the different material handling equipment, with the conscientious efforts he brings
to his work. Due to his effectiveness and proficiency, he was tasked with transitioning new hires on familiarisation of material
handling equipment, ensuring they are always equipped with the right level of confidence to handle them.
He also participated in the ITE Forklift Safe Driving Skills Competition in 2016 and won first place. The event competes based on
speed without compromising safety protocols or procedures. His expertise of the operational equipment also came in handy
when liaising with equipment technicians on defects as he is able to diagnose what is the issue to them clearly. This helps to cut
down equipment down time and also mitigate inefficiency in the operations.
Asked what motivates him, his answer was simple and direct, “Family and friends. They keep me going.”
Senior Supervisor, YCH Group
MUrUGAn keresenin Logistics Equipment Operator of the Year
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In the last few years, there has been increasing interest in the development of e-commerce and its impact on retail, supply chain, logistics and distribution management. These impacts are most acutely felt in the lack of skilled manpower needed to meet the needs of the companies involved.
The exponential growth in e-commerce is expected to continue its global trend and Singapore is also anticipated to continue to experience intense growth in this sector in the next few years. The extended impact and disruption of this trend will be further felt in the retail, wholesale, distribution and last mile logistics operations.
Professional Conversion Programme for e-Commerce Supply
Chain ProfessionalsManaged and Facilitated by
Supply Chain Asia
e-Commerce Supply Chain Professional Conversion Programme (eSC PCP)
eSC PCP is a workplace training-centric programme that seeks to equip trainees with practical e-commerce supply chain management skills and knowledge.
The programme aims to address the skills and knowledge gap of trainees through:
KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS INCLUDE areas in supply chain, procurement, sourcing, merchandising, last mile logistics and customer service that can be applied in e-Commerce Supply Chain.
FOR companies involved in retail, wholesale and distribution, who are setting up e-commerce strategies to optimise the omni-channel distribution opportunities. It is also suitable for companies managing last mile logistics and distribution services with a strong focus on e-commerce.
Structured on-the-job training within hiring companies
A 9-Month Programme Up to 9 days project management support by industry experts
An intensive 12-day practical training programme
Pre-requisites
≥ 2 years working experience +
minimum NITEC certification +
keen to acquire skills in e-Commerce Supply Chain
+Singaporean / PR
Suitable for
Mid-Career individuals who are interested to explore taking on an e-Commerce Supply Chain role
Skills and Knowledge Training
Some key areas of skills and knowledge training focus:
• Ability to analyse Internet-based business models and unique challenges of running such businesses
• Gain operational knowledge to handle all aspects of the e-Commerce chain: vendors, aggregators, logistics, technology, and the customers
• Gain appreciation of information systems used to enhance business processes in the e-Commerce space
Place and Train Programme
All Trainees are expected to undergo:
Work within an e-Commerce / Distribution Environment
+Undergo a 9-month structured
training
Receive full-time salary +
Training fees will be borne by the sponsoring company
Upon completion of the programme, trainees will be
issued an Advanced Certificate in e-Commerce Supply Chain Operations Management by
Supply Chain Asia
Training Programme
All trainees are expected to complete 12-day of classroom training/project management work with Supply Chain Asia. The training will be covered in 2 parts:
Part 1 – Introduction to Basics of e-Commerce Supply Chain (7 days)Contents include: • Introduction to Basics of e-Commerce• e-Commerce Supply Chain• Supply Chain Operations Management
Part 2 – Industry 4.0 and its Impact on e-Commerce Supply Chain (5 days)Contents include:• Industry 4.0 overview• Emerging technologies and its impact on Supply Chain• Mobility Intelligence Solutions
All trainees are expected to complete an OJT stretched across 9 months in one:
• Sourcing Management• Merchandising Management• Warehousing & Operations • Marketplace Management• Customer Service Operations Management• Supply Chain Planning and Forecasting• e-Commerce IT System & Technologies
The Standard OJT blueprints will be provided by SCA and companies can work with SCA to contextualise the blueprints to fit into its own operating environment.
On-the-Job Training (OJT)
Provide face-to-face training (conducted over 12 days) in the following areas:
• Introduction to Basics of e-Commerce & Digital Supply Chain Trends and Developments (2 days)
• Impact of Industry 4.0 on e-Commerce (3 days): Introduction to the use of Autonomous technologies, Internet of Things (IoT) and Business Intelligence.
• e-Commerce Supply Chain – From Procurement to Distribution (2 days): This module will cover merchandising, procurement, customer service operations and distribution management.
• Supply Chain Operations Management (3 days): Introduction to global freight (air & sea) and warehousing, as well as logistics management.
• Mobility Intelligence Solutions (2 days): This module will cover transportation, last mile deliveries and mobility management.
Supply Chain Asia Professional Development Engagement Platform
Trainees SupportTrainees can expect to gain practical skills and knowledge over a period of 9 months in the programme. A summary of the programme include:
• Monthly classroom/industry site training and engagement with domain experts• Training programmes provided during classroom interaction will include: o Introduction to Basics of e-Commerce & Digital Supply Chain Trends and Developments o Impact of Industry 4.0 on e-Commerce o e-Commerce Supply Chain – From Procurement to Distribution o Supply Chain Operations Management o Mobility Intelligence Solutions• All trainees will also be provided access to industry experts for mentoring and coaching support.
Company SupportCompanies that signed up PCP for e-Commerce Supply Chain can expect the following support:
• Provision of samples of OJT templates that can be applied within the company’s operating environment• Salary Support for trainees (Course fee is S$6,800 per trainee for the 9-month programme)
Criteria
For SC and PR (<40 yrs old)
For SC (>40 yrs old)or unemployed for at least 6 months
Salary Support
70%* or capped at S$4,000 per month
90%* or capped at S$6,000 per month (only for Singapore citizens)
Course Fee Support
70% Course Fee support.Nett Fee payableS$2,040 (S$2,182.80 w/ GST)
90% Course fee support **Nett fee payable: S$2,040 (S$2,182.80 w/ GST)20% to be claim after training has been completed
Salary & Course Fee Support
**Enhanced course fee support is applicable for SMEs or Singapore Citizens 40 years and above, eligible companies will need to pay SCA S$2,040 (S$2,182.80 w/ GST) and claim the additional 20% (S$1,360) via SkillsConnect upon completion of the 12 days facilitated training.
*Funding caps may apply
Support for Companies
Customised OJT training programmes | Advisory and consulting support for innovation project
*applicable for eligible newly employed SC/PR career switchers
Support for IndividualsPersonalised training programme | Mentoring and coaching support | Focus on new trends and developments in Innovation
Supply Chain Asia Community Ltd9 Jurong Town Hall Road #03-15 Trade Association Hub Singapore 609431T +65 8799 2357 www.supplychainasia.orgCo. Reg No (201216027H) GST Reg No (201216027H)
A programme of
REGISTER [email protected]
S$6,800 per trainee for the 9-month programme (before government grant)
A programme managed by
Supply Chain Innovation & Transformation Awards
Award Description Awardees
Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Joint Projects)
Awarded to innovative and transformative projects for the adoption of emerging technologies and solutions. Must be endorsed and supported by user and this will be validated during the information gathering process. Trophy can be conferred to vendor, service provider or user.
CEVA + Goodpack (TyreCube)IBM + Maersk (TradeLens) Dematic + DHL (Multi-Shuttle AS/RS)
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
Awarded to companies who have developed or innovated tech-related solutions leading to the improvement and enhancement of logistics – in areas such as transportation, warehousing and supply chain operations.
BYD (Electric Energy System)HACTL (Smart Cargo Locating)InfoLog (Smart Warehouse)Jabil (IDSC)Kerry Logistics (DLPP)SATO (Visual Warehouse System)
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Infrastructure)
Companies that adopt innovative technologies or transformative applications related to supply chain infrastructure setup for FY 2018/2019 (for infrastructure)
Bollore Blue Hub Toll Global Logistics City
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Asian LSP/SME)
SME companies in Asia Pacific that adopt the most innovative & transformative technologies in its operations for FY 2018/2019 (for SME LSPs only)
CTW Logistics (Taiwan)iHub Solutions (Singapore)FG Logistics (Thailand)
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (LSP/MNC)
MNC LSPs in Asia Pacific that adopt the most innovative & transformative technologies in its operations for FY 2018/2019 (must have operations in Asia Pacific)
CEVA LogisticsDB Schenker
Corporate Recognition Awards These are awards accorded to companies who have been successfully developed, crafted or
deployed innovative and transformative projects. The nominations of recognition awards are
selected from industry professionals and community members of SCA. Awardees are selected
by SCA editorial team as well as its Awards Committee members.corPorAte
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ceVA + GoodPAck (tyrecUbe)TYRECUBE™ is a patented collapsible and stackable container, providing an
innovative method of moving and storing tyres worldwide. TYRECUBE™ is an
innovation partnership between CEVA Logistics and Goodpack, both companies
having more than 20 years of specialist experience across the tyre industry.
Working together, the companies are creating innovative solutions for automation
and digitalisation of the tyre supply chain. These solutions allow TYRECUBE™
customers to improve efficiency in plants over flow warehouses and distribution
centres with superior track and trace capabilities. TYRECUBE™ also provides
flexible distribution solutions with lesser lead times.
The TYRECUBE™ concept of setting up external raw material warehouses with finished goods allow lower CO2 emissions,
efficiency gains and overall cost savings throughout the tyre supply chain.
ibM + MAersk (trAdelens)TradeLens is built to bring together thousands of separate trading partners with a common approach to sharing information and
documents securely and quickly.
• NeutralApproach:TradeLensisfortheindustry,bytheindustry.IBMandMaerskareequalpartnersbehindTradeLenswhich
ensures timely and efficient product development. The Industry Advisory Board will ensure all members influence how the
platform evolves.
• OpenPlatform:TradeLensiscommittedtosupportinginnovationanddevelopmentwithinandaroundthesolution.TradeLens
publishes comprehensive documentation to enable ecosystem members and third-parties to build apps and services needed
to get the most from TradeLens.
• Interoperability:TradeLensembracesandpromotesopenstandardsacrosstheindustry.Tothatend,TradeLensiscollaborating
with the United Nations and OpenShipping.org to embrace common data standards for time, location, place and more.
Bringing this ecosystem together requires the engineering and application of the latest and technologies.
• Cloud-Native:TradeLensisnotalegacyplatform.Thisisasolutionbornintheageofcloudcomputingandcomposedof
horizontally scalable open-source microservices, such as Elasticsearch, Kafka and more. TradeLens is built to handle the data
requirements of global trade today and in the future.
• Open APIs: TradeLens offers anyone
and everyone access to non-proprietary
Swagger APIs. These APIs allow
permissioned members to subscribe,
publish and manage information and
documents as required. Use the standard
UI or customise.
• Blockchain: The persistent blockchain
layer behind TradeLens provides a
shared system of record that cannot be
altered or tampered with and is helps
to solve long-standing trust and audit
needs of entities across the industry.
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IBM Watson.Artificial intelligence with real business benefits.
1,600+artificial intelligence patents awarded to Watson in 2018.
20different industries.You’ll find Watson in banking, energy, healthcare, aerospace and more.
Watson deployments.
16,000+Here’s why Watson is AI for smarter business:
Watson learns more from less data. Watson’s algorithms are specially tuned so businesses can rapidly achieve accurate results from smaller, private data sets.
Watson reimagines your workflows. Because Watson can be embedded within the many platforms and applications you already use, you can improve most aspects of how your business works.
Watson protects your insights. You need to own all your data, your algorithms and your IP—with Watson you can. So the insights gained from your specific data stay yours.
Visit ibm.com/watson
Working with enterprise-strength AI can provide your business with real benefits. With Watson’s deep learning capabilities, businesses can find insights faster, enrich customer interactions, make more-informed decisions and improve results.
IBM and its logo, ibm.com, Watson and Let’s put smart to work are trademarks of International Business Machines Corp., registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. See current list at ibm.com/trademark. Other product and service names might be trademarks of IBM or other companies. ©International Business Machines Corp. 2019. B33245
IBM Watson.Artificial intelligence with real business benefits.
1,600+artificial intelligence patents awarded to Watson in 2018.
20different industries.You’ll find Watson in banking, energy, healthcare, aerospace and more.
Watson deployments.
16,000+Here’s why Watson is AI for smarter business:
Watson learns more from less data. Watson’s algorithms are specially tuned so businesses can rapidly achieve accurate results from smaller, private data sets.
Watson reimagines your workflows. Because Watson can be embedded within the many platforms and applications you already use, you can improve most aspects of how your business works.
Watson protects your insights. You need to own all your data, your algorithms and your IP—with Watson you can. So the insights gained from your specific data stay yours.
Visit ibm.com/watson
Working with enterprise-strength AI can provide your business with real benefits. With Watson’s deep learning capabilities, businesses can find insights faster, enrich customer interactions, make more-informed decisions and improve results.
IBM and its logo, ibm.com, Watson and Let’s put smart to work are trademarks of International Business Machines Corp., registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. See current list at ibm.com/trademark. Other product and service names might be trademarks of IBM or other companies. ©International Business Machines Corp. 2019. B33245
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deMAtic + dhl (MUlti-shUttle As/rs)DHL has proposed an innovative, multi-user automated system – a solution which was a first for the industry.
In talking to potential suppliers, DHL looked for a system that had extremely high throughput and could utilise the high 13M
clearance at the ARC. It also needed to be compact in footprint and possess the flexibility to handle the requirements of many
different customers.
After an extensive review by automation experts at DHL, the Dematic Multishuttle system was selected as the one that best met
requirements. This next-generation shuttle system is designed to store, buffer and sequence products between bulk stock and
functions such as picking and order assembly. It has been designed to dramatically increase speed, accuracy and throughput.
Working in close collaboration with Dematic, the automation team designed the process and the system. This involved close
consultation with operations, IT teams and customers to ensure that their needs would be met, while making it generic enough
to accommodate new customers.
The shuttle system has been designed with sustainability and energy efficiency in mind, and power is only routed to the shuttles
when it is active. It is expected to have a lifespan of between 15 and 20 years.
The new system exceeded initial productivity assumptions. Its increased speed of picking and putaway has resulted in a faster
turnaround time for customers and from order drop to completed pick now takes six minutes per order. Inventory accuracy of the
system has been measured at 99.999% which has removed the need for extensive cycle counting.
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DEMATIC mGTP: MODULAR GOODS TO PERSON SYSTEMSProductivity, Throughput, Picking and Inventory Accuracy, SKU range, Stock Security, Training and Retaining Workers
DC managers and operators are faced with continual pressures to improve customer service levels whilst addressing a growing list of challenges in their day to day operations. Small and mid-sized operations are turning to faster, more efficient and flexible automated solutions in order to meet their business needs
Dematic developed the mGTP (modular Goods to Person) picking solutions to address these challenges and provide a scalable entry into automation.
1. PICKING RATES INCREASED BY 3-5 TIMESmGTP picking solutions offer much higher productivity compared to a traditional picking system, thus reducing the overall labour necessary to fulfil orders. mGTP achieves higher pick rates by delivering items directly to pickers, with significant lost time fully eliminated as walking to and searching storage for products is no longer part of the process. While traditional picking solutions offer rates of 100 lines per hour per operator, with goods-to-person picking, individual operators typically achieve rates between 350 to 500 order lines per hour, depending on the size and types of SKUs being picked.
2. MAXIMISING ROI The compact design of modular goods-to-person picking systems makes it a cost-effective automation option with an attractive ROI for even small to mid-sized businesses. The systems are scalable and can be installed to suit current operations and expanded if required in the future. The systems are capable of increasing storage and picking capacity independently and easily. In addition, new technology options such as inter-aisle transfer reduce or completely eliminate the need for expensive conveyor systems that require a large amount of valuable floor space to manage and route containers.
3. HIGH NUMBER OF SKUS SECURELY STORED AND ACCOUNTED FORGTP picking solutions can store tens of thousands of small-item SKUs easily. The solutions can replenish, pick and pack quickly, efficiently and accurately from one workstation. The systems offer secure, high density, completely trackable storage. Totes that can be subdivided, which dramatically increases storage capacity for very small items such as cosmetics or electronics components. Improved inventory management and visibility, as well as secure storage, means GTP picking is also suitable for the order fulfilment of high value items.
4. MANAGE ORDER FULFILMENT DEMAND FLUCTUATIONSmGTP picking solution have a flexible, highly standardised design that can scale up or down as business needs change or demand dictates. The solution’s storage or picking capabilities can be expanded during peak periods by modifying the density of storage opening extra storage locations and picking stations. All workstations can operate independently and be opened and closed according to order volumes. If workstations are turned off during off peak periods, they provide full redundancy without affecting SKU availability at the workstations still in operation. Additionally, orders can be processed at any location, workstations can be utilised for stock counting or inducting as required.
Unlike in traditional conveyor-picking or manual picking systems where an increase in pickers during peak periods can cause congestion in aisles, in a mGTP system employees work in parallel at multiple picking stations, allowing them to be unaffected by each other’s pace.
Training new operators at mGTP workstations is very simple.
5. SYSTEM INSTALLATION INTO EXISTING OPERATIONSWarehouse downtime can be largely avoided with modular GTP picking solutions as they are pre-engineered systems that can be easily configured and deployed with minimal impact. They can be installed quickly and require little training to get operators fully productive. mGTP solutions have the flexibility to be deployed into existing or new facilities. They are able to operate as a stand-alone system or be incorporated into a larger DC solution.
6. FAST AND ACCURATE ORDER FULFILMENT As consumer demands put more and more pressure on fast and accurate delivery there is no room for costly errors. mGTP systems provide fast and accurate order fulfilment. Errors are virtually eliminated. Stock is delivered to picking stations in the precise sequence required for order assembly — heavy items first, fragile items last, by family group or in whatever sequence dictated — ensuring high productivity and throughput minimal double handling.
Talk to Dematic today about your challenges and how Dematic can optimise your logistics. Visit www.dematic.com.
We Optimise Your Supply ChainWe Optimise Your Supply Chain
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byd (electric enerGy systeM)BYD Electric Forklifts are powered by the revolutionary Lithium Iron-
Phosphate Battery, a cutting-edge technology that is set to be the next
wave in the material-handling equipment industry. The forklifts are
designed to drive operational efficiency that will enable cost savings
while offering a zero pollution and zero emission solution.
BYD Lithium Iron-Phosphate Batteries are stable and do not require any
cooling, hence reducing the risk of battery overheating and explosion.
The batteries undergo stringent tests which include vibration, shock, fire,
submersion, and collisions at different speeds. The batteries also adhere
to strict international safety standards such as UL 1642 (lithium ion batteries), UL 2580 (batteries for use in electric vehicles), and
UN 38.3 (transport of dangerous goods). Furthermore, the cells do not contain any heavy metals or toxins, making the battery a
clean option and easy to recycle or dispose.
BYD provides manufacturer’s warranty for the battery for five years or 10,000 hours (whichever is earlier). The fast charging
and opportunistic charging feature allow operators to charge the forklifts during their rest time without shortening the battery
lifespan.
Besides focusing on product safety, BYD also believes in providing customers with quality products. That is why BYD forklifts’
critical components are sourced from renowned suppliers worldwide for high quality assurance.
Cycle & Carriage Singapore is proud to be appointed as the exclusive distributor of BYD’s Lithium Iron- Phosphate electric
forklifts. The current BYD forklift range includes Counterbalance Forklifts, Stackers, Reach Trucks, Pallet Trucks and Tow Tractors.
hActl (sMArt cArGo locAtinG)Hactl has looked at various possible solutions to locating loose cargo in their
terminals and has came up with a typically innovative solution: SCL (Smart Cargo
Locating) system.
In SCL, every item of loose cargo has a pre-printed, reusable code sheet affixed
to its top surface on arrival; this carries a unique 2D barcode which identifies the
cargo, and creates a record in the COSAC-Plus management system. RFID tags
are fixed to the warehouse racked storage areas at regular intervals, creating
unique “cells” and effectively acting as an indoor GPS.
The final element of the system is a “Smart Device” comprising a camera, a Wi-Fi transmitter/receiver, an RFID antenna, a digital
display, and a processor unit (effectively the eyes, ears, mouth and brain of the system); these devices are mounted above the
cargo receiving areas, and on the masts of “Smart Forklifts” which are used to rack the cargo.
On arrival of the cargo at Hactl, the ceiling-mounted camera reads the code sheet on the cargo, and the unique barcode and a
photographic image of the cargo are automatically uploaded to COSAC-Plus to be associated with the cargo’s AWB. COSAC-Plus
then allocates a warehouse zone for storage, and instructs the forklift driver to proceed there. As the cargo is racked, the Smart
Forklift picks up the nearest RFID cell signal, and uses this to automatically update the cargo’s record with its accurate position.
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When the time comes to retrieve the cargo, COSAC-Plus provides a manifest for each ULD being built up, showing the precise
position of each piece, and a picture that helps speed up identification. The forklift operator can then easily and quickly locate and
retrieve all the listed items. A future enhancement of SCL will see this list replaced by a graphical map of the warehouse, showing
the cargo’s exact position and the best path to take for its retrieval.
SCL has been undergoing trials and fine-tuning during 2018, and has now gone fully live in Hactl SuperTerminal 1. It is currently
being used on export cargo only, but will subsequently be adopted for imports too.
SCL is already enhancing Hactl productivity, by halving the time taken to retrieve each item of loose cargo. By providing a more
rational storage regime, SCL is also reducing warehouse forklift movements – in turn reducing operating costs and contributing
to Hactl’s Green Terminal programme. Finally, SCL is freeing up a projected 20,000 hours of manpower per year for other, often
customer-facing, service-enhancing activities.
infoloG (sMArt wArehoUse)InfoLog’s latest project involves the deployment of a Smart
Warehouse operations that include the use of Automated
Mobile Robots (AMRs) as well as Industrial Internet of Things
(IIoT) to enhance the operational efficiency and effectiveness of
warehouse operations.
The Smart Warehouse applications essentially creates full
visibility of the warehouse through the adoption of smart IoT
devices. These devices are designed to track specific locations of
workers within a warehouse and link them to the jobs and tasks
they are performing. At the same time, the implementation of
AMRs will assist the workers in their “carry and move” function,
thereby increasing their productivity. The AMRs are also design
to lead workers to various points of operations, thus increasing
speed of access to specific areas for work to be done reducing errors in picking.
The Smart Warehouse project has led to a reduction of error rates by almost 95 per cent in its Proof of Concept deployment
and also an increase in productivity of an average worker by up to 67 per cent. The overall warehouse utilisation and workers’
efficiency have also risen substantially during the trial period.
The Smart Warehouse is slated for a full commercial deployment in 2019/2020 with further enhancements to include the use of
mixed reality – specifically Augmented Reality.
JAbil (intelliGent diGitAl sUPPly chAin)Jabil’s InControl™ Intelligent Digital Supply Chain (IDSC) offers clear
visibility across your entire supply chain ecosystem. Every facet of
your global supply chain—from raw materials sources to end-customer
locations—is examined, modelled and analysed. Dashboards and maps
illuminate detailed views of sourcing options, production strategies
and cost saving opportunities. With Jabil, the power to optimise the
most complex supply chain is always within reach without ever losing
sight or clarity of the bigger business picture.
Today’s digital economy demands a new approach to manage the entire supply chain ecosystem – a solution that leverages the
cloud, real-time connectivity, and advanced cognitive analytics. Jabil IDSC solutions provide proven strategies, innovation and
design throughout the supply chain, delivering superior financial performance and improved customer experience.
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kerry loGistics (diGitAl loGistics ProdUct Portfolio)Digital Logistics Product Portfolio (DLPP) is a set of digital and technological
solutions designed to enhance supply chain efficiency, visibility, and security.
It includes (1) Global Rate Management System (GRMS) — a web-based rate
automation and quoting system, designed by Catapult with all sea freight rates
available on a single platform; (2) KerrierTrack — a platform that offers customers a
user-friendly and convenient way to track their shipment, retrieve shipment report,
and download shipment document for free, supported by multiple platforms and
devices, including mobile, tablet, and web; (3) smart sensor — which enables
total supply chain visibility and sophisticated security measures with real-time
information available on the digital supply chain; and (4) Data Analytics — which is
expected to bring about optimisation and cost savings when operation is simplified by machine learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Kerry Logistics constantly drives value for customers by streamlining the supply chain and making shipment management easily
accessible. GRMS, KerrierTrack, and smart sensor are put into services in September 2017, September 2018, and February 2019
respectively, and the company is currently reviewing Data Analytics.
sAto (VisUAl wArehoUse systeM)SATO Asia Pacific (hereinafter known as “SAP”) has successfully implemented the RFID solution onto the raw material tracking
process. With this implementation, customer’s business productivity has immensely increased.
SATO is one of the global leaders in providing AIDC Solutions. With the thought of putting SATO’s values into action, we go on-
site to understand the customer’s operational needs and provide value to our customers.
One of their customers who is a global leader in the design, manufacture and supply of advanced electronic materials and
components. The customer is planning to enhance their factory operations to be ready for Industry 4.0 and one of the challenges
faced was in managing raw materials.
Before implementing SATO’s RFID solutions, operators had to manually look for raw materials (while they have more than 100
different types of material to be identified) and check against their picking list. This process was time-consuming and prone to
human errors resulting in the wrong raw material picked.
SAP proposed using RFID to better manage raw materials. RFID tag is attached onto the raw material. During any picking process,
the tablet will show the picking list together with the picking location. And the lifter which has been installed a RFID reader will
make sure the correct material has been picked up. Through this solution, customer avoid long picking processes (to locate the
material), wrong item picked and materials misplaced.
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CONNECTING THE DOTS:INTEGRATING THE VIRTUAL AND THE PHYSICAL IN SUPPLY CHAIN
SATO, a leading global Auto-ID solution provider with over 70 years of on-site expertise, delivers end-to-end solutions to empower workforces and streamline operations.
Through auto-ID technologies such as barcode and RFID, we tag identifiers to objects and people and work closely with partners of core IT systems (IoT, AI, MES, WMS, ERP, etc.) to ensure seamless data integration. With the integrated data, we enable businesses to work smarter and achieve productivity and efficiency improvements.
To find out more info, visit us at our booth at Supply Chain Asia Forum 2019 from 10 - 11 September! Else, you can drop us a call at +65 6271 5300 or email us at [email protected].
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bollore blUe hUb Bolloré Logistics unveils Blue Hub, a new, state-of-the-art site in western
Singapore. The 50,000 m2 warehouse is fully automated with a view to supporting
the growth of customers in the perfumes and cosmetics sector.
Blue Hub stands apart through its equipment and leading-edge technology.
The site features an automated multi-shuttle system for optimising storage
density while ensuring optimal inventory rotation. It is also equipped with a
43-metre-tall Spiralveyor® conveyor with high energy efficiency, generating
energy savings of up to 87 per cent and thus reducing costs.
Blue Hub will also be home to B.Lab, a regional innovation platform fostering
collaborative work between sector stakeholders, with the aim of developing value-creating solutions using robotics, digital, and
sustainable technologies. In line with Singapore’s Smart Nation, Bolloré Logistics seeks to contribute to the innovation ecosystem
through this new platform. To that end, B.Lab will work with local universities to train young minds on creative thinking and the
creation of logistics solutions.
Bolloré Logistics aims to make Blue Hub an icon of new-generation sustainable architecture. It is equipped with an advanced
energy-management system, which harnesses the Internet of Things to make predictive building analyses, and a smart lighting
control system. Further initiatives include a storm-water recycling system, energy and water consumption monitoring, a photocell
sensor for harvesting daylight, a food digester for a zero-waste cafeteria, and chemical-free landscape management. In addition
to obtaining the highest-level eco-certification, Green Mark Platinum and LEED Gold (earmarked), Blue Hub’s design comprises a
range of biodiversity initiatives and as such will be the first project to achieve BiodiverCity© certification in Asia.
toll GlobAl loGistics city Toll Global Logistics City, Toll’s next-generation warehouse facility in Singapore,
has officially opened. The seven-storey building was unveiled to a crowd, which
included Guest-of-Honour Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing,
Executive Chairman Toll Group John Mullen, President and CEO Japan Post
Masatsugu Nagato as well as Executive Vice President Toll Global Logistics
Singapore, CEO ST Logistics Vincent Phang. Mr Phang, said the company was
excited about the possibilities the new facility will provide for customers looking
to grow in the region.
“Toll City in Singapore is a new growth chapter for Toll in Asia. Toll’s focus on technology developments will revolutionise the way
people work, as we create resilient supply chain solutions that deliver smarter, faster and better outcomes for our clients,” said Mr Phang.
“With the SiTadeL Control Tower in Toll City, we have been addressing Singapore’s urban logistics challenges with real-time
visibility and monitoring of our moving assets. As a result, we offer an integrated supply chain management process that’s
prepared for surge periods, and potential supply chain disruptions caused by human or natural disasters.”
The site will support Toll’s key industries of retail, fast moving consumer goods, healthcare and pharmaceuticals and includes
the latest innovative technology that increases efficiency and productivity. Toll City is equipped to meet the region’s industry and
economic demands.
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Infrastructure)
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Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Asian LSP/SME)
ctw loGistics (tAiwAn)CTW Logistics was established in 1974
and thrives to become a leading logistics
company in Taiwan that provides efficient,
integrated and smart service to customer
around the world. Over 45 years, CTW
continues to capture the market trends to
think and act beyond customers’ needs,
and develops customer-oriented and
valuable logistics solutions with innovative
perspectives.
In 2001, AS/RS is one of our early
automation implementations as a frontier
in Taiwan logistics industries, and this gives
us 14,350 pallets locations and decent
operation efficiency to open a new era of
Taiwan’s warehousing modernisation.
With the globalisation of international
business, CTW supports its global clients
by acting as the Regional Control Tower to
process their import & export shipments.
To achieve the highest service standard
under self-request, Logi-Intelligence is one
of its newly developed platforms that integrates the customer shipping instructions and the status of process of all vendors in
one place, so that everyone can track, analyse and build their own reports. Meanwhile, it is hassle free in communication across
parties.
On time delivery is always an important part of logistics company. To achieve better performance, CTW Logistics cooperates with
our vendors and partners to implement self-designed transportation management system and dock door management system.
The TMS (transportation management system) increases the information integrity and optimises trucking arrangements in terms
of efficiency and cost benefits. On the other hand, DDM (dock door management system) requires its transportation partners
to make reservation for dock door usage, which gives the warehouse operation team better visibility on the loading/unloading
schedule, and its partners can reduce on-site waiting time as well as the emission of CO2 while idling. This implementation
creates a seamless flow through warehouse operation to transportation services, and thus enhances the chance of on-time
delivery to end customers.
Artifical Intelligence, Internet of Things, and Industrial 4.0 make our life smarter, and it is also boosting the logistics world. CTW
cooperates with Solomon Corp to develop the 3D vision recognition packing system connecting with collaborative robot to pick
multiple paint cans by different direction, and it also can work collaboratively with humans at the same space. The system is
not aimed to replace human but to improve the performance on line that raise the value of operation by increasing the safety
of dangerous goods packing process with less sorting and human touches to the product. From this successful experience,
CTW proactively looks forward to more robotic solutions on different sites.
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ihUb solUtions (sinGAPore)Besides digitalising processes, the core to our integration strategy
is the Virtual Logistics System (VLS) as an IT platform that enables
the interactions of various stakeholders from clients and end-users
alike to have track and trace visibility of the warehouse movement
of goods and transactional services. iHub Solutions has developed
a VLS Cross-docking system by adopting a coherent data strategy
into monitoring processes; this has enabled us to achieve cost
efficiencies, fast turn-around time, and productivity improvements.
The VLS also has API functionalities linking up e-commerce
websites and direct access to Lazada and Zalora marketplaces,
enhancing the connectivity and flow of delivery orders.
iHub’s proprietary Cloud Transportation System (CTS) manages route assignments and delivery orders for our drivers. Their
delivery tasks are captured with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) scanning and the driver-specific delivery schedule will then
track task completion via a mobile-CTS application.
The system deploys real-time dashboards to facilitate the Just-In-Time philosophy that drives operational excellence; this is very
much aligned with iHub’s corporate culture valuing teamwork and customer excellence. All these come together as the company
builds a strong, diverse and synergistic base of customers with complex needs, through win-win partnerships and professional
customer service.
fG loGistics (thAilAnd)Since April 2004, Friendly Groups Logistics (FG
Logistics) has embarked on an aggressive strategy
to expand its services beyond bonded warehousing.
Today, FG Logistics has invested heavily in ensuring
that it has a good foundation in IT and human
resources. It is has engaged more professionals to
join its team and is led by the Founding Chairman’s
daughter, Ms Sineenart Engtrakul, an up-and-
coming business woman in Thailand.
FG Logistics thrives in innovating their processes
and adopting technology to support their clients. In
the last few years, FG Logistics has deployed new
solutions, including setting up a 24-hour logistics
catering service for Nok Air and deploying last-
mile e-commerce distribution service to meet the
growing consumer needs in the country.
Maintaining its Thai identity, FG Logistics aims to provide the best-in-class logistics services and solutions for companies doing
business in Thailand. The company continues to seek the support of local Thai companies as well as international companies to
expand their business across a wide spectrum of logistics, freight and supply chain management services and solutions.
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ceVA loGisticsCEVA Logistics makes business flow. As one of the world’s leading non-asset-based
supply chain management companies, CEVA Logistics designs and implements
industry-leading end-to-end supply chain solutions in both freight management
and contract logistics. The company has a presence in 160 countries with 58,000
employees, working in 10 regional clusters around the globe, deliver operational
excellence - to provide solutions for all supply chain challenges.
As a part of the CMA CGM worldwide maritime transport and logistics group,
CEVA is able to offer its customers end-to-end logistics solutions. CEVA applies
its renowned operational expertise to provide best-in-class services across
its integrated worldwide network, where it is equally focused is equally on general business and the specialist needs of the
automotive & tyres, consumer & retail, energy, healthcare, industrial & aerospace and technology sectors.
Its comprehensive suite of services and solutions includes:
• AirFreight–CEVAisoneofthelargestairfreighttransportationprovidersintheworld,offeringafullandcomprehensive
package of premium, value-added services and specialist products
• OceanFreight–CEVAhasextensiveandlong-termrelationswithshippinglines,providingcustomerswithaccesstoaglobal
carrier portfolio, covering major ports, with the best transit times, fully flexible scheduling and space protection agreements
to meet different shipping needs.
• CEVAGround–Withitsexpertiseintransportmanagementandplanning,CEVAisabletodesigngroundtransportsolutions
to meet individual requirements.
• ContractLogistics–Combiningtheskillsandexperienceofouroperationsmanagersandsupplychaindesigners,tocreate,
implement and operate logistics solutions allow CEVA to deliver value to its customers businesses through comprehensive
warehousing solutions and value added services.
• SupplyChainSolutions–CEVA’sSupplyChainSolutions representacomprehensivesupplychainmanagement4PL/LLP
service offering with execution and performance ownership of all supply chain management functions from origin through
to ultimate destination.
db schenkerDB Schenker owns a state-of-the-art lab to develop and test the
technologies which will shape tomorrow’s logistics.
DB Schenker embraces the future successfully to cultivate state-
of-the-art research and development activities and shape the
way the world connects – as the company founder Gottfried did
in the 19th century, when he came up with the groundbreaking
innovation of consolidating transportation events as collective rail
consignments.
To link the expertise from different industries and academic
research, DB Schenker established an important strategic cooperation with the renowned German research institute Fraunhofer
IML in Dortmund, Germany in 2015. The DB Schenker Enterprise Lab for Logistics and Digitisation is characterised by close
collaboration and interaction of Fraunhofer researchers with DB Schenker and offers the best location and resources to innovate,
develop, and test new solutions which will shape the logistics world of tomorrow. This way, the company rapidly gains practical
insights into technological maturity, applicability, and implementation readiness.
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Corporate Competing Awards To qualify for these awards, companies will need to pass through a nomination and selection
process, acceptance of the nomination and finally voted to win by a Panel of Judges as well as SCA
Awards Committee members. The nomination and selection process are held from January-April.
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Logistics Service Providers
Award Description nominees
Last Mile Partner of the Year Last mile logistics operators who performs final distribution and delivery in e-commerce.
BluGogoVan iHub SolutionsSingpostUrbanFox
Airfreight Forwarder of the Year Airfreight forwarders with strong presence in Asia
CEVA LogisticsDB SchenkerDHL Global Forwarding Geodis Kuehne + Nagel
Seafreight Forwarder of the Year Seafreight forwarders with strong presence in Asia
Bollore CEVA Logistics DB Schenker DHL Global Forwarding Kuehne + Nagel
Air Cargo Terminal Operator of the Year Operations must be based in Asia.
DNATA HACTL PACTLSATS
Container Terminal Operator of the Year Operations must be based in Asia.
DP WorldHutchison Port HoldingsPSAShanghai International Port
Carrier of the Year Air cargo carriers with strong presence in Asia
China AirlinesEmirates Air CargoSingapore Air Cargo UPS
Asian 3PL of the Year Award Must be anindustry leaders in Asia
Kerry LogisticsToll Global LogisticsTVS AsianicsYCH Group
Global 3PL of the Year Award Must be an industry leadersin the global stage
BolloreCEVA Logistics DB SchenkerGeodis Kerry LogisticsKuehne + Nagel UPS
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Equipment & Technology System Partners
Award Description nominees
MHE Partner of the Year Applicable to principal forklift vendors only (distributors do not qualify)
BYD Forklifts (Cycle & Carriage)Crown EquipmentJungheinrichMitsubushi (Goldbell Leasing)
Storage Systems Partner of the Year Applicable to principal storage systems service providers only (distributors do not qualify)
DematicSSI SchaeferSwisslog WITRON
AIDC Partner of the Year Applicable to principal data capture systems service providers only (distributors do not qualify)
DatalogicHoneywellSATOZebra
WMS Partner of the Year Applicable to WMS service providers only (distributors do not qualify)
InfoLogJDA SoftwareManhattan AssociatesTradeGecko WMS
Supply Chain Enterprise Management System
Applicable to Supply Chain Enterprise systems service providers only (distributors do not qualify)
Crimson LogicIBMInforOracle
Emerging Technologies Awards
Award Description nominees
Autonomous Technologies & Robotics
Companies involved in the development of autonomous robotics machines and applications and have proven successful installations and adoption of its solutions
Doog InternationalGeek+JungheinrichSSI Schaefer Syrius RoboticsSwisslogXiaoxin Machines
Industrial Internet of ThingsCompanies involved in the development of Internet of Things devices and applications and have proven successful installations and adoption of its solutions
RipplesIoTSpace Age LabsUnaBiz Viatick
Analytics & Intelligence Systems
Companies involved in the development of algorithms/intelligence or machine applications and have proven successful installations and adoption of its solutions
IBMJDALocusVersafleet
Supply Chain Startup of the YearStartup that showcase the most innovative & transformative technologies in its solution and service offerings
Blu (Singapore)Doog International (Japan)JanioLocus (India)Syrius RoboticsVersafleet
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blUFounded in 2015, blu is an integrated retail logistics solutions provider based in Singapore,
providing end-to-end retail logistics services, from warehousing and inventory management to
order fulfilment and last-mile delivery.
nominated For: Last Mile Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
bolloré loGisticsBolloré Logistics is a global leader in international transport and logistics. Constantly adapting
to its customers’ changing needs, the company has enriched its expertise to become a tier-one
supply chain partner and one of the top 10 transport and logistics companies in the world.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Infrastructure)
Seafreight Partner of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
byd forklifts (cycle & cArriAGe)Founded in 1995, Build Your Dreams (BYD) Company Ltd is a pioneer in battery technology. The
company’s mission is to change the world by creating a Zero Emissions Energy Ecosystem
which will reduce the world’s reliance on fossil fuels.
nominated For: MHE Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
ceVA loGisticsCEVA Logistics makes business flow. As one of the world’s leading non-asset-based supply
chain management companies, we design and implement industry-leading end-to-end supply
chain solutions in both freight management and contract logistics.
nominated For: Airfreight Partner of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
Seafreight Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (LSP/MNC)
Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
chinA AirlinesChina Cargo Airlines is China’s first all-cargo airline operating dedicated freight services using
China Eastern Airlines route structure. Its base is at Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport,
with a hub at Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
nominated For: Air Cargo Carrier of the Year
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criMson loGicCrimsonLogic is a trusted partner to governments and businesses globally. For 30 years, the
Group has partnered with customers to innovate sustainable world-class solutions, products
and services in Trade Facilitation, eJudiciary and Digital Government.
nominated For: Supply Chain Enterprise Management System
crown eqUiPMentSince its entry into the material handling equipment industry in 1960, Crown has earned a
reputation as a leading innovator in world-class forklift and material handling equipment.
Crown designs and manufactures up to 85 per cent of its lift truck components, including key
parts like motors, drive units, and electronic modules.
nominated For: MHE Partner of the Year
ctw loGistics (tAiwAn)CTW Logistics was established in 1974 and thrives to become a leading logistics company in
Taiwan that provides efficient, integrated and smart service to customer around the world.
For over 45 years, CTW continues to capture the market trends to think and act beyond
customers’ needs, and develop customer-oriented and valuable logistics solutions with
innovative perspectives.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Asian LSP/SME)
dAtAloGicDatalogic is a global technology leader in the automatic data capture and process automation
markets, specialised in the designing and production of bar code readers, mobile computers,
sensors for detection, measurement and safety, vision and laser marketing systems.
nominated For: AIDC Partner of the Year
db schenkerDB Schenker is one of the world’s leading global logistics providers — we support industry and
trade in the global exchange of goods through land transport, worldwide air and ocean freight,
contract logistics and supply chain management. Integrated logistics resides at the world’s most
important intersections, where the flow of goods creates an effective link between carriers.
nominated For: Airfreight Partner of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
Seafreight Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (LSP/MNC)
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deMAticDematic is a global engineering company that designs, builds, & life cycle supports logistics
solutions that optimise material & information flow—from receiving to shipping, within the four
walls of the factory, warehouse, or distribution centre.
nominated For: Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
Storage Systems Partner of the Year
dhlDHL is the leading global brand in the logistics industry. Our DHL family of divisions offer
an unrivalled portfolio of logistics services ranging from national and international parcel
delivery, e-commerce shipping and fulfillment solutions, international express, road, air and
ocean transport to industrial supply chain management.
nominated For: Airfreight Partner of the Year
Seafreight Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
dnAtAWe continually raise industry standards by adopting and adapting the latest technology to
deliver the most efficient, safe and reliable cargo operations. Real-time tracking helps us to turn
around express cargo in less than one hour.
nominated For: Air Cargo Terminal Operator of the Year
dooG internAtionAlDoog develops mobile robots that operate safely and reliably in the vicinity where people
work and live. A mobile robot that moves with people or objects automatically helps realise
the next generation of mobility device flexibly in a safe and efficient manner. Doog uses robot
technology to assist in the evolution of your business and making you smile using our product.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
dP worldWe make sure the world keeps moving day and night so people have the things they need, when
they need them. We operate a geographically diverse network of trade enabling businesses
that provide access to some of the world’s busiest production centres, as well as its largest
consumer markets, in mature and emerging economies.
nominated For: Container Terminal Operator of the Year
eMirAtes Air cArGoWith over three decades of experience under our belt, we have since expanded our business
to offer a fleet size of over 270 wide-bodied aircraft, 13 of those being dedicated freighters. Our
ongoing commitment to innovation has allowed us to continuously increase our cargo capacity
and develop specialised products that meet the growing needs of our customers.
nominated For: Air Cargo Carrier of the Year
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fG loGistics (thAilAnd)Founded in 1993, FG Logistics has transformed itself from a bonded warehouse operator to a
global, integrated logistics operator over the last decade. The company is owned and funded
by leading businessmen with in-depth knowledge of the logistics industry in Thailand and the
world and is currently adopted an aggressive path of growth and expansion.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Asian LSP/SME)
Geek+Geek+ is a leading AI-driven robotic solutions and services provider — and China’s No. 1 supplier
of warehousing and logistics robotics. Geek+ has developed a broad range of autonomous
mobile robots, enabled with AI, focused on logistics and warehousing.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
GeodisGEODIS’ vision is to be the growth partner for its clients. As a logistics company, we achieve this
through proven expertise across our five lines of business: Supply Chain Optimisation, Freight
Forwarding, Contract Logistics, Distribution & Express and Road Transport.
nominated For: Airfreight Partner of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
GoGoVAnGOGOVAN is a delivery and transportation booking platform which connects users to available
vehicle drivers in Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, China, Taiwan, India, and Vietnam in
order to efficiently deliver goods, and move homes and offices around the city. Users can gain
24/7 access to over 10,000 drivers with the GOGOVAN mobile app, web app and the business
delivery platform GOGO Business.
nominated For: Last Mile Partner of the Year
GoodPAckGoodpack is an innovator in developing safe and cost-efficient transportation and storage
solutions for challenging payloads, including natural rubber, food and liquids and specialty
industrial goods such as tires and automotive parts. We have team members, operations and
depots around the world dedicated to simplifying our customers’ supply chain processes.
nominated For: Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
hActlHong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) operates the world’s largest general air cargo
handling facility, SuperTerminal 1. Opened in 1998 at the new Hong Kong International Airport,
this sets new standards in automated handling of air cargo, with a design capacity of 3.6 million
tonnes per annum. The initial investment in SuperTerminal 1 was US$1bn.
nominated For: Air Cargo Terminal Operator of the Year
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
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honeywellHoneywell International Inc. is an American multinational conglomerate company that
produces commercial and consumer products, engineering services and aerospace systems.
The company operates four business units, known as Strategic Business Units – Honeywell
Aerospace, Home and Building Technologies (HBT), Safety and Productivity Solutions (SPS),
and Honeywell Performance Materials and Technologies
nominated For: AIDC Partner of the Year
hUtchison Port holdinGsHutchison Port Holdings Limited (HPH), trading as Hutchison Ports, is a private holding company
incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. The port operator group is a subsidiary of CK Hutchison
Holdings (formerly Hutchison Whampoa).
nominated For: Container Terminal Operator of the Year
ibMIBM is a US computer, technology and IT consulting corporation headquartered in New York. It
is the world’s biggest technology company and the second most valuable by global brand. IBM
manufactures and sells computer hardware and software and offers infrastructure services,
hosting services, and consulting services in areas ranging from mainframe computers to
nanotechnology.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Analytics & Intelligence)
Supply Chain Enterprise Management System
Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
ihUb solUtionsiHub is a leading logistics service provider in Singapore, with facilities in Malaysia, Hong Kong,
Thailand and Philippines, offering customised digital supply chain solutions. Our business
includes Warehousing, Local Transportation, Inventory Management, Fulfilment and Delivery,
E-commerce Integration, Asset Management, Kitting and Assembly, and Document Storage
Management.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Asian LSP/SME)
Last Mile Partner of the Year
infoloGInfolog is a global software company that provides streamlined, omnichannel software
solutions, exclusively for the Distribution, Logistics and Supply Chain industries. Distribution,
logistics and supply chain operations consistently face the challenges of inefficient systems
with cumbersome processes that reduce efficiency throughout their organisations. By using
the latest technology, our solution, INFOLOG Logistics Suite, provides easy to use software with
simplified processes.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
WMS Partner of the Year
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inforInfor is a global leader in business cloud software specialised by industry. With 17,300 employees
and over 68,000 customers in more than 170 countries, Infor software is designed for progress.
nominated For: Supply Chain Enterprise Management System
JAbil Jabil is a manufacturing solutions provider that delivers comprehensive design, manufacturing,
supply chain and product management services for a wide array of industries. We leverage the
power of more than 200,000 people across 100 facilities in 29 countries to simplify complexity
and deliver value.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
JAnioJanio is a cross-border logistics service provider that simplifies e-commerce deliveries in
Southeast Asia. Combining technology and market knowledge, Janio provides an effective
end-to-end logistics solutions in the region where shippers can manage shipments on a single
platform.
nominated For: Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
JdA softwAreJDA Software offers the leading supply chain management (SCM) platform powered by artificial
intelligence and machine learning. JDA’s leading cloud solutions manage supply chains from
end-to-end, spanning supply chain and retail planning, execution and delivery. Using JDA’s
comprehensive SCM platform and its broad partner ecosystem, customers can better predict
and shape demand, transform product delivery, fulfill more intelligently, grow revenue and
profits, and deliver superior customer experiences.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Analytics & Intelligence)
WMS Partner of the Year
JUnGheinrichFounded in 1953, Jungheinrich is one of the world’s leading intralogistics solution providers.
With an extensive portfolio of forklift trucks, logistics systems and services, Jungheinrich offers
its customers tailor-made solutions to meet the challenges of Industrial 4.0.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
MHE Partner of the Year
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kerry loGisticsKerry Logistics is an Asian-based, global 3PL with the strongest network in Asia. Its core
businesses encompass integrated logistics, international freight forwarding, express and
supply chain solutions. With its head office in Hong Kong, Kerry Logistics has a global footprint
in 53 countries and territories, supported by an agency network across six continents.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
Asian 3PL of the Year
kUehne + nAGelSince 1890, when the business was founded in Bremen, Germany, by August Kuehne and
Friedrich Nagel, Kuehne + Nagel has grown into one of the world’s leading logistics providers.
Today, the Kuehne + Nagel Group has some 1,300 offices in over 100 countries, with around
82,000 employees.
nominated For: Airfreight Partner of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
Seafreight Partner of the Year
locUsLocus is a global decision-making platform in the supply chain that uses deep learning and
proprietary algorithms to provide route optimisation, real-time tracking, insights and analytics,
beat optimisation, efficient warehouse management and vehicle allocation & utilisation.
Locus automates human decisions required to transport a package or a person, between any
two points on earth, delivering gains along with efficiency, consistency, and transparency in
operations.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Analytics & Intelligence)
Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
MAnhAttAn AssociAtesManhattan Associates makes supply chain and omnichannel technology that helps the world’s
best-run companies run better. In the warehouse, on the road and in the store, our solutions
increase efficiency, maximise profitability, boost revenue and power growth.
nominated For: WMS Partner of the Year
MAerskA.P. Moller-Maersk is an integrated container logistics company. We connect and simplify trade
to help our customers grow and thrive. With a dedicated team of over 80,000, operating in 130
countries, we go all the way to enable global trade for a growing world.
nominated For: Supply Chain Transformation of the Year (Projects)
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MitsUbUshi (Goldbell leAsinG)Goldbell is the exclusive distributor for Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks in Singapore, Malaysia and
Vietnam. Catering to almost every material-handling needs, we carry a range of forklift types
which includes Diesel, Gasoline and Electric forklifts covering the full spectrum of payloads
from 1 to 16 tonnes.
nominated For: MHE Partner of the Year
orAcleOracle provides essential elements for companies to pioneer innovations and drive new
business models. We enable automated but personalised interactions across our applications
via digital assistants—and we have integrated AI into analytics to help discover hidden patterns.
nominated For: Supply Chain Enterprise Management System
PActl Shanghai PuDong International Airport Cargo Terminal Co Ltd (PACTL) is one of the largest
single air cargo terminal operators worldwide. The company was founded in 1999 as a Sino-
German Joint-Venture and is known for its dedication to deliver highly professional air cargo
handling to its customers.
nominated For: Air Cargo Terminal Operator of the Year
PsAPSA Singapore is one of the flagship terminals of PSA International, a global port group with
port projects spanning across Asia, Europe and the Americas. In Singapore, PSA operates a
total of 67 berths with a handling capacity of 50 million TEUs yearly at its container terminals in
Tanjong Pagar, Keppel, Brani and Pasir Panjang.
nominated For: Container Terminal Operator of the Year
riPPlesiotWe provide Industrial Internet of Things solution provider in Supply Chain logistics, healthcare
and manufacturing industries by deploying the best in class IOT sensors, platform and analytical
tools.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Industrial Internet of Things)
sAtoIncorporated in 1987, SATO Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. is a leading provider of Auto-ID solutions to
various industries in Singapore and is well-represented by a network of authorised distributors,
VARs and dealers in other regions such as Middle East, South Africa, Korea, Hong Kong and
Batam.
nominated For: AIDC Partner of the Year
Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Smart Logistics)
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sAtsSATS caters to the needs of the aviation sector and a host of other businesses in hospitality,
food, healthcare, freight and logistics industries besides governments. Our passion to bring the
best to every individual customer is what has catalysed the expansion of our business lines, to
include the finest of food offerings as well as an extended set of services that brings them the
benefit of our speed, quality and absolute reliability.
nominated For: Air Cargo Terminal Operator of the Year
shAnGhAi internAtionAl PortShanghai International Port Group operates all the public container and bulk terminals in
port of Shanghai, specialising in container and bulk/breakbulk cargo handling, port logistics
and port services with extended business covering pilotage, towing, tallying, feeder service,
warehousing, freight forwarding, container truck drayage and international cruise business.
nominated For: Container Terminal Operator of the Year
sinGAPore Air cArGoSingapore Airlines has been in the cargo business for over 50 years, since we first flew the
Airspeed Consuls in 1947. Singapore Airlines Cargo, a division within Singapore Airlines,
operates a dedicated freighter fleet and also manages the cargo capacity on passenger flights
operated by Singapore Airlines, Scoot and SilkAir .
nominated For: Air Cargo Carrier of the Year
sinGPost For 160 years, Singapore Post (SingPost), as the country’s postal service provider, has been
delivering trusted and reliable services to homes and businesses in Singapore. Today, SingPost
is pioneering and leading in e-commerce logistics as well as providing innovative mail and
logistics solutions in Singapore and around the world, with operations in 19 markets.
nominated For: Last Mile Partner of the Year
sPAce AGe lAbsWe help companies improve operations and maintenance of remote and distributed industrial
assets using the power of inexpensive, easy to deploy sensors, ubiquitous wireless connectivity
and advanced data analysis.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Industrial Internet of Things)
ssi schAeferMore than 80 years ago, the foundation was laid for the SSI SCHAEFER Group, which today
operates internationally. Across six continents, more than 10,500 employees develop innovative
concepts and solutions within a wide range of industries, thus shaping the future of intralogistics.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
Storage Systems Partner of the Year
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swissloG Swisslog is shaping the future of logistics automation and transforming warehouses and
distribution centres to achieve maximum efficiency, flexibility and agility. Swisslog designs,
develops and delivers a wide range of automation solutions, from tote to pallet based, goods to
person technologies, intelligent software and self-learning robotics.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
Storage Systems Partner of the Year
syriUs roboticsSyrius Robotics is a developer of unmanned logistics robots. The robots of Juxing Technology
mainly use single-line short-range laser radar, monochrome camera and MEMS inertial
measuring device as sensors.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
toll GlobAl loGisticsToll has been in the business of delivering transport and logistics solutions to customers for
more than 125 years. During that time, we have established strong capabilities across a number
of key sectors. As a Group, Toll’s highly-developed logistics capabilities include industry-specific
expertise, services and solutions that are tailored to the specific needs of a range of sectors.
nominated For: Supply Chain Innovation of the Year (Infrastructure)
Asian 3PL of the Year
trAdeGecko wMsWe believe in making commerce easy for everyone. The world will be a better place when
anyone, anywhere can create an innovative product and build a successful business, effortlessly.
nominated For: WMS Partner of the Year
tVs AsiAnics Headquartered in Singapore, TVS Asianics is an Asia-centric supply chain solutions provider
which owns and operates an integrated logistics network with more than 1,300 logistics
professionals in 45 operating locations within 15 countries across Asia, Oceania and Europe.
TVS Asianics’ vision is to be the obvious choice for customers with Asian supply chain needs in
a world where business is unhindered by distance.
nominated For: Asian 3PL of the Year
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UnAbiz UnaBiz is the enabler of Massive Internet of Things (IoT) in Singapore & Taiwan. We specialise
in providing affordable, well-designed solutions that are energy efficient, highly scalable and
simple to deploy at a fraction of conventional cost.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Industrial Internet of Things)
UPs United Parcel Service, Inc. (UPS) was founded in 1907 as a private messenger and delivery
service in Seattle, Washington. Today, we are the world’s largest package delivery company, a
leader in the U.S. less-than-truckload industry and a premier provider of global supply chain
management solutions. We serve the global market for logistics services, which includes
transportation, distribution, contract logistics, ground freight, ocean freight, air freight, customs
brokerage, insurance and financing.
nominated For: Air Cargo Carrier of the Year
Global 3PL of the Year
UrbAnfoxUrbanFox is a Singapore-based logistics and e-commerce solutions provider that offers a
comprehensive suite of omnichannel and channel management solutions to help businesses
maximise their sales potential. As a subsidiary of Keppel Logistics, UrbanFox leverages
Keppel’s extensive regional network to help brands seamlessly integrate their online and offline
channels, warehousing and inventory, as well as last-mile fulfilment requirements.
nominated For: Last Mile Partner of the Year
VersAfleetVersaFleet™ is a transport management Software-as-a-Service (TMS SaaS) that automates
logistics operations with scheduling and route optimisation, sign-on-glass, electronic Proof-
Of-Delivery, instant notifications and real-time job status tracking. Designed for the everyman,
VersaFleet™powers more than 2,000 drivers worldwide working across 150+ companies who
deliver for Fortune 500 brands.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Analytics & Intelligence)
Supply Chain Start-up of the Year
ViAtickViatick is a specialist in proximity enabled solutions that aid businesses gathering consumers’
insights, track behaviour, issue tasks based on where the workers are, all via an individual’s
smart device. We are specialists in the retailtainment, education, tourism and hospitality scenes.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Industrial Internet of Things)
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witron For more than 40 years, WITRON has been developing highly dynamic and innovative logistics
and order picking systems for retail and industry. These are logistics systems that generate
sustainable competitive advantages for our customers. Planning and realising the best solutions
is dependent upon a variety of diverse factors.
nominated For: Storage Systems Partner of the Year
xiAoxin MAchines
XiaoXin Machines Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Goldbell Group, sets out to optimise
and reshape the warehousing scene by introducing proprietary and best-in-breed warehouse
automation solutions that make sense. Being in the business of optimising warehouses for over
four decades, we understand the workforce scarcity issue faced by the warehousing industry.
nominated For: Emerging Technologies (Autonomous Tech & Robotics)
ych
YCH Group is a leading homegrown, end-to-end supply chain solutions partner to some of
the world’s largest companies and favourite brands across the Asia Pacific region. With a rich
legacy spanning more than six decades of supply chain excellence, YCH partners some of the
world’s largest MNCs and favourite brands, across five distinct industries, from electronics and
chemicals to consumer goods.
nominated For: Asian 3PL of the Year
zebrA
Zebra empowers those on the front line in retail, healthcare, transportation and logistics,
manufacturing and other industries to achieve a performance edge — an edge that translates to
delighted customers, good patient outcomes and superior business results. As the pioneer at
the edge of the enterprise, our products, software, services, analytics and solutions are used to
intelligently connect your people, assets and data.
nominated For: AIDC Partner of the Year
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