Upcoming events

  • Webinar: Growth Through AI and Automation in the Warehouse

    • 04 Feb 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Online
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    Webinar:
    Growth Through AI and Automation in the Warehouse

    Don't miss our upcoming webinar, "Growth Through AI and Automation in the Warehouse," hosted in partnership with ASCLA. Hear from Eric Maldonado, Senior Solutions Consultant at Softeon, as he breaks down how AI-driven decision-making, intelligent automation, and next-generation warehouse technologies are transforming operational performance. Eric will share real-world examples, discuss common implementation challenges, and highlight the measurable impact automation can have on labour efficiency and scalability.

     Date: Wednesday, 4 February 2026 
     Time: 10.00am to 11.00am 
     Venue:  Online
     RSVP:  Registrations close at COB on Tuesday, 3 February


    ABOUT THIS EVENT

    Join us for "Growth Through AI and Automation in the Warehouse," a special webinar hosted in partnership with ASCLA. This session will feature an engaging presentation by Eric Maldonado, Senior Solutions Consultant at Softeon. Eric will explore how AI-driven decision-making, intelligent automation, and next-generation warehouse technologies are reshaping operational performance and unlocking new pathways for growth. The discussion will include real-word cases, implementation challenges, and the measurable impact of automation intended to enhance labour efficiency and scalability. Whether you’re beginning your digital transformation journey or optimising an already advanced operation, this webinar will deliver forward-thinking strategies to help you stay competitive in a rapidly evolving supply chain landscape. Register now!

    PRESENTER

     

    Eric Maldonado - Senior Solutions Consultant, Softeon

    Eric has over a decade of experience in warehouse management systems. He specialises in pre-sales solution design, AI-enabled optimisation, and operational integrations, partnering with customers to translate complex requirements into scalable, real-world WMS solutions.


    HOST



    Tabitha West     - ASCLA VIC/TAS

    With 17 years of experience in supply chain and manufacturing recruitment, Tabitha West is a passionate advocate for building talent and fostering growth within the industry. Tabitha is a member of the Australasian Supply Chain & Logistics Association (ASCLA) VIC/TAS Committee.



    WHO SHOULD ATTEND

    Whether you're beginning your digital transformation journey or optimising an already advanced operation, this webinar will deliver forward-thinking strategies to help you stay competitive in a rapidly evolving supply chain landscape.

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  • Webinar: Demystifying AI: 7 Practical Steps to Get Your Business Ready for AI

    • 10 Feb 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • On line
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    WEBINAR: Demystifying AI: 7 Practical Steps to Get Your Business Ready for AI

    A practical roadmap for supply chain, logistics, and operational leaders

    AI is accelerating faster than most businesses can keep up, and the organisations that prepare now will gain a significant advantage in productivity, forecasting accuracy, and decision-making. In this session, we’ll break down exactly how to get AI-ready, with clear steps, real demos, and supply-chain-specific insights you can apply immediately.

    Date:   Tuesday, 10 February 2026
    Time:   10.00am to 11.00am (AEDT)
    Venue:    Online
    RSVP:    Registrations close at COB on Monday, 9 February

      




    ABOUT THIS WEBINAR

    You’ll hear from experts across Oracle NetSuite and NetStock as they show how AI is already reshaping planning, inventory, productivity, and leadership expectations at the top of the organisation.


    WHAT YOU'LL TAKE AWAY

    • A clear, practical 7-step roadmap to begin adopting AI in your business
    • Simple, jargon-free explanations of core AI terms, and what they mean for how we run our businesses
    • Sneak peeks of AI in action, including generative AI connected to NetSuite and early looks at Ask Oracle
    • Supply-chain-specific use cases where AI delivers immediate value in forecasting, replenishment, and efficiency
    • Insights into how boardroom conversations and C-suite roles are evolving in an AI-powered organisation

      SPEAKERS

        

      Tania Large - Head of Industry Associations ANZ, Oracle NetSuite
      Tania is a seasoned technology and partnerships leader with over 25 years of experience driving growth and transformation across the hardware and software industries. With a track record that spans scaling startups to successful exits—including the sale of a software development business to Oracle—and working across multiple family enterprises, Tania brings a rare blend of entrepreneurial grit and corporate acumen. Tania’s cross-industry experience—from manufacturing to professional services, agriculture to high-tech—fuels her ability to connect seemingly unrelated ideas and craft creative, commercially grounded solutions.
       

      Sean Redmond - Solutions Engineering Director, Oracle NetSuite
      Sean leads NetSuite's Sales Consulting team across ANZ, specialising in Wholesale Distribution, Manufacturing, and Retail/eCommerce industry verticals. With nearly 20 years in technology and solutions consulting and architecture, he brings deep expertise in helping mid-market businesses leverage technology for operational transformation.
      His background spans ERP, data governance, cloud infrastructure, and AI applications, giving him a practical lens on how emerging technologies translate to real business outcomes.
       

      Carrie Sher - Channel Relationships Manager APAC, Netstock
      Over the last 20 years, Carrie has gained extensive knowledge and experience in the supply chain industry. As the Channel Relationships Manager at Netstock, she combines her passion for inventory management with her strategic insights to help businesses make a positive impact through optimising their supply chain. 


      WHO SHOULD ATTEND

      • Supply chain and operations leaders (COO, Head of Logistics, Distribution/Production Managers)
      • IT and digital transformation leaders in supply chain businesses (CIO, CTO, IT Managers)
      • Finance executives (CFO, FP&A, Controllers)
      • Business owners and executives of distribution, wholesale, and manufacturing companies
      • Change managers responsible for process and technology improvement


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    • Intelligent Supply Chains: AI for Resilience & Sustainability

      • 23 Feb 2026
      • University of Sydney


      The University of Sydney, Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies, in partnership with the Australasian Supply Chain and Logistics Association

       
      ITLS is a renowned international centre for world-class education, training, and empirical research in transport, infrastructure, logistics, and supply chain management. ITLS plays an active role in enhancing Australia’s economic competitiveness, environmental sustainability, and social wellbeing, through informing management practices and guiding policy directions across industry and government.

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      Intelligent Supply Chains: AI for Resilience & Sustainability

      Designing and planning resilient and sustainable supply chains has become a strategic priority in today’s uncertain, interconnected, and data-rich environment. This microcredential is tailored for corporate managers and business owners who seek to build efficient and future-proof supply chains using artificial intelligence and digital technologies.

      Course type: Microcredential
      Delivery mode: Online
      Start date: 23 February 2026
       Duration : 1.5 months
       Price:  $2,095.00   
         

      ASCLA Member Discount

      For ASCLA member discount, register below using the code ASCLA-2026.
      Please note: Memberships will be checked prior to confirmtion of your registration.

      OVERVIEW

      Developed by supply chain experts, the program covers the foundational elements of supply chain systems while placing strong emphasis on the application of AI-powered tools to support key design and planning decisions. Through case-based learning and real-world simulations, the participants will explore how to evaluate risk and sustainability trade-offs and apply AI for scenario-based planning of high-performing supply chains that can operate efficiently and sustainably in the face of disruptions.

      By the end of the program, participants will have a robust understanding of how to integrate resilience and sustainability into supply chain design and planning, supported by cutting-edge technologies and AI-driven decision tools.

      WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

      In this microcredential, participants will:

      • Familiarise themselves with the foundations of logistics and supply chain, from design and management to transformation and digitalisation
      • Learn and work with emerging tools and technologies for managing supply chain operations, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science.
      • Engage with new technologies designed to aid procurement, manufacturing, transportation, distribution, retail operations and integrated supply chain design and planning.

      For detailed course information, click here. 


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    • Annual Industry Lunch - NSW Parliament House

      • 06 Mar 2026
      • 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
      • Strangers' Dining Room, NSW Parliament House, 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney
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      ANNUAL INDUSTRY NETWORKING - NSW PARLIAMENTARY HOUSE

      Registrations are officially OPEN for one of the most significant supply chain events of 2026 - and yes, we’re returning to the iconic NSW Parliament House.

      This year, we’re bringing together the brightest minds from across supply chain, logistics, manufacturing, transport, procurement, operations, and government to rally around our theme: Give to Gain.

       Date:

      		 Friday, 6 March 2026
       Time: 11.15am - Networking session at Fountain Court
      12noon - 3.00pm (Registrations from 11.10am)  
       Venue: Strangers' Dining Room, NSW Parliament House, 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney
       Cost: Members - $159 (+GST)   /   Non-Members - $200 (+GST)
       RSVP: Registrations close at 4.00pm (AEDT) on Monday, 2 March 2026
       Transport:    https://parliamentarycatering.com.au/how-to-get-to-parliament-house-sydney-train-bus-car-parking/


      Includes Special Guest speakers, Panel, 3-Course Lunch + Drinks Package, auction, IWD Award + more

      Join us for a powerful afternoon of connection, leadership, and celebration.

      Seats are limited - register now to avoid missing out.

      ABOUT THIS EVENT 

      Expect a powerful afternoon featuring:

      • A thought-provoking guest speaker
      • A dynamic panel conversation led by ASCLA NSW President, Irene Martinez Gonzalez
      • The launch of the NSW International Women’s Day Award
      • Premium networking with executives, rising stars, and industry trailblazers
      • A Parliament House luncheon experience
      • Conversations that spark real action, meaningful change, and authentic leadership

      This is the flagship NSW event for people who believe in lifting others, amplifying women’s voices, and shaping the future of our industry.

      ASCLA NSW International Women’s Day Luncheon sold out in 2025.
      Book Now so you don’t miss out!

      GUEST SPEAKERS

      Guest speakers to be announced shortly

      WHO SHOULD ATTEND

      Supply chain and logistics professionals at all levels.
      Business leaders and managers committed to building diverse, inclusive teams.
      Students and early-career professionals exploring opportunities in supply chain.


      Other ASCLA International Women's Day events:

      QLD - IWD Lunch, Friday, 6 March 2026
      SA/NT - IWD Breakfast, Friday, 6 March 2026
      VIC/TAS - IWD Breakfast, Friday, 6 March 2026
      WA - IWD Breakfast, Friday, 6 March 2026

      Information on the above events to be announced shortly. 


      IN SUPPORT OF OZ HARVEST

      Join us in raising vital funds for OzHarvest 


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    • ASCLA Training Course: Career-Ready Communications

      • 24 Mar 2026
      • 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
      • On-line
      Register


      CAREER-READY COMMUNICATION
      Speak, write and present with confidence.

      Are you a student preparing to enter the supply chain workforce and want to feel more confident communicating professionally?

      This is an exclusive, high-engagement program structured around 10 focused, one-hour live online sessions. Designed for maximum learning retention, enrolment is limited to 12 participants to ensure personalised coaching and intensive practical application. Active participation is mandatory, attendees must join all sessions with video enabled and complete preparatory assignments before each session to maximise the return on this dedicated professional investment.

      Effective communication is a key professional skill, especially in the fast-paced world of supply chain. This ten-session course, designed for tertiary students, blends practical training with real-world supply chain context to help participants communicate with clarity, confidence, and impact.

      Commencement date:  Tuesday, 24 March 2026
      Time:  6pm to 7pm (10 x weekly sessions)
      Conclusion date:  Friday, 20 May 2026 

      For more information and course content, Click Here.

      With small class sizes, engaging online sessions, and a focus on real workplace scenarios, participants will build practical communication skills, written and verbal, essential for transitioning from study to professional work.

      • Speak with confidence and deliver engaging presentations
      • Write clearly and professionally to make a strong impact
      • Build effective relationships through improved interpersonal communication
      • Present yourself with confidence and succeed in interviews

      Additional courses will be arranged should registration numbers require this. 





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    • SCLAA Qld CEO Sleepout 2026: Uniting for Cause

      • 18 Jun 2026
      • 6:00 PM
      • 19 Jun 2026
      • 8:00 AM
      • See CEO Sleepout Registration Page


      JOIN THE SCLAA TEAM AT THE 2026
      QLD VINNIES CEO SLEEP OUT

      Make a real impact! Join SCLAA QLD at the Vinnies CEO Sleepout on June 18, 2026. Help us fund Vinnies' 500 Homes project and give people a safe place to call home. 

       Date:  Thursday, 18 June 2026
       Venue:  Brisbane - to be confirmed
       Time:  6.00pm to 8.00am



      ABOUT THIS EVENT

      This is your year to make a difference! Join the SCLAA QLD committee at the Vinnies CEO Sleepout in Brisbane on June 18, 2026.

      For the second year, we're stepping up to fight homelessness, and this time, we're inviting all SCLAA members to join us. By spending just one night out, you'll help fund Vinnies' 500 Homes project, a vital mission to provide stable, safe homes and critical support to those who need it most.

      Let's use our collective influence to create real, lasting change. Join the movement and help build a future where everyone has a home.

      WHO SHOULD REGISTER

      All SCLAA Members Welcome

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