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SCLAA's offers it’s members excusive professional development webinars to continue their professional development within the Supply Chain & Logistics Industry. Read the descriptions below to determine it’s relevance to you.

Tales from the front line...

Airports use air traffic control to effectively and efficiently schedule aircraft movements and manage access to their limited number of boarding gates.

MobileDOCK provides destinations including Distribution Centres, City Precincts and other hubs of logistics movements with the same benefits of reduced congestion, improved visibility, safety and efficiency.

Learn how Officeworks and Barangaroo use MobileDOCK to drive efficiencies for their operations.

Learn more about how MobileDOCK could assist your business with the speakers and a Q&A discussion session.

Mergers & Acquisitions and Company Valuation trends within the logistics and supply chain industry, pre & post COVID-19.

The webinar will specifically call on our experience from M&A transactions within the logistics and supply chain industry and provide relevant industry transaction metrics (i.e. company sale price multiples), with trend analysis and future pricing expectations for businesses in the industry.

An overview of the webinar structure is as follows:

1. M&A activity (before, during and post COVID): we can discuss transaction metrics for the Supply Chain & Logistics industry.
2. Opportunities from an M&A perspective: Growth strategies, identification of buyers and the M&A process.
3. Company Valuations (before, during and post COVID): here we will provide insight into valuation drivers for the Supply Chain & Logistics Industry as a whole and delve into specific factors that cause certain companies to have higher value than their peers.
4. Transaction roadblocks & impact on shareholder value: Using case studies, we’ll discuss transactions issues faced and provide strategies to protect shareholder value.

Presenter:

Hal Pritchard, Titan Partners

This is our 5th episode of HerStories and we hear from three distinguished leaders about some of the key factors for successful Supply Chain Transformations.

GEORGIE JOHNSON: Georgie is an experienced state and national manager in sea, air and road logistics at Coynes Transport.

SERENA MAHAR-O'KEEFE: Serena in an experienced Supply Chain Manager at APAC at BIC world leader in consumer goods.

PHILLIPA SMYTH: Phillipa is an experienced Senior Manager currently working at Accenture. 

Whether you’re transporting or storing food and beverages, medical products or hazardous chemicals, having strict control and visibility over environmental parameters such as temperature, humidity and light exposure is vital to ensure product quality from origin to destination.

Logistics providers must satisfy prevailing compliance requirements during storage and transportation activities to ensure product safety and effectiveness from source to customer. This has become even more crucial with the distribution of life saving COVID-19 vaccines throughout Australia.

Using non-compliant practices including inadequate devices to monitor temperature-sensitive goods leaves the potential for errors and safety concerns to arise, creates a burden for staff and significantly increases business costs and compromises consumer safety.

Join us for an insightful discussion on how technology is improving safety in the cold chain, enabling companies to protect their customers while enhancing profitability.

This Webinar will explore:

• Boosting safety and compliance, and reducing costs with temperature-monitoring sensors
• Reducing downtime with rugged mobile devices that are specialised for use in extreme temperatures
• Vaccine mismanagement and wastage due to insufficient monitoring protocols
• Collaboration among all aspects of the supply chain to ensure constant visibility over products

This webinar provides 4 steps supply chain professionals can take to gain, retain and enhance employee performance in this new world. Hiring employees and retaining them in this market is tough. Wages are rising and competition for good quality employees is

tough. Learning some simple steps you can take to overcome this situation and scale into the future.

Presenter: Brad Jeavons

Brad Jeavons is an organisation improvement leader and author whose purpose is to help people and organisations reach their potential and deliver greater value for their customers, society and the environment.

Making S&OP the ultimate engine to deliver growth during uncertainty.

Fundamental changes in consumer behaviour, supply chains, and routes to market are knocking companies off balance. Given ongoing challenges of disruption, the supply chain is critical to future growth. S&OP needs to develop a rapid response to address current disruptions and repurpose and reshape supply chains for the future by increasing both resilience and responsibility.

Adopt new skills and processes to accelerate the adoption of agile ways of working and value chain transformation will help supply chain managers outmanoeuvre uncertainty.
Becoming an Intelligent Enterprise means shifting away from the traditional top-down decision-making to value-based decision-making for faster speed to market. The Intelligent Enterprise is automated, capable of dynamic self-management and continual adaptation at all levels. It is built for agility, resiliency, and growth.

Female Leaders in Logistics and Supply Chain
How the Covid Pandemic is Accelerating the Future of Work

For those who are passionate about Supply Chain & Logistics and would like to hear stories from fantastic leaders.

Panellists: Meaghan Siemensma, Ashleigh Molloy and Diane Page

SCLAA Thought Leadership event bringing together a panel of Internet of things (IoT) industry experts to discuss the data-driven innovation that IoT brings to the Supply Chains of Industry & Government. Learn new insights and applications to drive more efficient & productive supply chains. Learn how the global LoRaWAN network is ushering in a new era of end-to-end supply chain monitoring and optimisation over long distances and at low cost using the low-power and long-range capability of this technology. Learn how to turn data into actional information by melding IoT provided real world data with the intangible elements of business.

The focus on driver health and safety has never been more important than ever in 2020. The pandemic revealed concerns around couriers’ close contact with customers and fellow drivers, and booming delivery volumes highlighted the risk of driver fatigue and burnout, and a potential rise in motor vehicle incidents. In fact, vehicle collisions accounted for 43 per cent of work-related fatalities in Australia last year, up from 31 per cent in 2019.

Insights, tips and support for your career opportunities.

A deep 3-perspective dive into what the supply chain and logistics industry holds for graduates. What is it like upon entering the workforce? What do employers want? How are we educating them?

Discover what it takes to get the best from your investment in an ERP system and to be amongst the 15% of implementations that are successful.

Many businesses are re-opening under modified conditions due to rapidly evolving health and safety guidelines. Learn about the latest software solutions that support new social distancing and cleaning procedures, enhancing safety for mobile-equipped supply chain workers. A live demonstration will be conducted to showcase this.

Disruption.Supply Chain Professional, Emily Mineo, takes us on a journey of recent disruption in her career. Not only is it challenging when people do not understand what your job function is or what it is you are studying, then there are circumstances that challenge even the strongest of us. There are ways to handle this, change your mindset and handle the situation in such uncertain times. Emily takes us on that journey.

The focus of this timely webinar discussed a range of perspectives from supply chain experts on what is likely to shape the sector through and post COVID-19. The discussion focused on the immediate/short-term and longer-term implications of COVID-19 and aimed to identify areas of innovation that will help make our supply chains more robust to disruptions while still cost-effective.

Western Union Business Solutions and SCLAA recognise the unprecedented challenges currently facing businesses in the era of COVID-19. We understand that when times are tough businesses want access to practical and relevant information to help chart a path into the future. Join us as Apac Currency Strategist Steven Dooley presents a market update along with some practical strategies to help your business create certainty around their FX flows.

Learn the essentials of a robust and resilient warehouse and best practice from leading industry experts in this information-packed session.

Transition your staff safely back to normal working routines and prevent injuries by using Wearable Sensor Technology.

On June 17th, ITLS held its second successful webinar; this time discussing the future of global logistics in a post-COVID 19 world featuring experts from academia, Emirates, Coles Express and Trackster Global.

Logistics professionals require the most in-depth perspective on how Incoterms can affect their supply chain. This webinar provides insight into recent changes and how Incoterms can be used to maintain control over both contractual boundaries and Customs liabilities.

Contracts are central to most supply chain relationships. A 3-part, SCLAA series designed to assist our industry on the road to recovery through a better understanding of how contracts can be used.

Uncover the hidden ROI of automating your warehouse processes.

In a time of uncertainty and change, with our physical working environment shifting, never has there been a time where leadership of self and others has been more important.

As a follow-up to the recent National Skills Crisis event the SCLAA is also keen to further assist members and non-members, job holders, seekers and employers by offering a webinar which will assist people to create compelling (or their perfect?) resumes when applying for a new role no matter what their current situation.