Conference Day One (Wednesday 25 April 2012)

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08.00

Registration

08.50

Chairperson's Opening Remarks

Joint Plenary

09.00

Shared Mega Plenary with Cards & Payments Asia 2012,Prepaid Cards Asia 2012,Near Field Communications World Asia 2012,Digital ID World Asia 2012,Retail World Asia 2012 & Online Retail World Asia 2012

12.00

Networking Luncheon

Trends & Opportunities

13.20

Chairperson's Opening Remarks

13.30

Keynote: RFID in revolutionising supply chain efficiency

Mr Joe Andraski

Joe is the President and CEO of VICS (Voluntary InterIndustry Commerce Solutions) Association. VICS was established in 1986 to provide a forum for retailers, suppliers, information systems solution providers, consultants and third party...

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How Item Level RFID Initiative is transforming the global supply chain
Case studies on the major retail stores – Bloomingdales, JC Penny, Macy’s, Saks and GAP
Improving both domestic and export supply chain capabilities for companies in the Asia Pacific Rim

› Mr Joe Andraski, President & CEO, Voluntary Interindustry Commerce Solutions Association (VICS)

Excellence In Operational Efficiency

14.00

Keynote: Tagging of Assets for cost and environmental advantages in the supply chain

Mr Jan-Willem Adrian at RFID World Asia 2012

Increasing transparency and tracking capabilities
Preventing loss and ensuring correct customer billing for better customer service
Lean programme in logistics

› Mr Jan-Willem Adrian, Managing Partner, EBI-ESI

14.30

Healthcare Study: Implementing RFID Ambulatory Treatment Unit Management System in a cancer centre

Ms Mei Mei Chan

Mei Mei joined National Cancer Centre, Singapore in Sep 2005. She has 30-year experience in healthcare. Trained in Pediatric Nursing, Infection Control and Healthcare Management and Leadership, she has conducted a number of quality improvement and...

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Challenges faced in the effective scheduling and efficient operational management of the NCCS Ambulatory Treatment unit included facility, treatment and patient factors
Implementation of the RIFD system to provide “VISIBILITY” into the real-time location, status and identification of patients, nurses and recliners
Enabling the unit to use ‘Visibility’ to manage ‘Variability’ so as to enhance its capacity to treat.

› Ms Mei Mei Chan, Deputy Director Nursing, National Cancer Centre Singapore

15.00

Retail Case Study: Designing RFID Enabled Stores to improve stock levels and store performance

Neco Can

Neco is a globally acknowledged RFID expert with extensive knowledge and practical experience in implementing RFID in retail market place. His previous C-level executive roles in retail over 20 years have allowed Neco to partner with business and...

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What RFID applications are working successfully in the retail industry
How to improve stock control, supply and fulfilment
How to create a seamless customer experience with RFID

› Neco Can, Former CIO, J.Crew

15.30

Retail Case Study: Improving warehousing processes through WMS, ERP and RFID

Dr Suwich Kunaruttanapruk

Dr. Suwich Kunaruttanapruk is a founding member of Smartsoft Technology Ltd., one of the first RFID solution providers in Thailand. Established in 2003, the company started from a common interest of Dr. Suwich and his colleagues in wireless...

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EPC Gen 2 RFID tags and readers to enhance visibility, accuracy and efficiency in warehouse operation
Improved processes for storing and retrieving pallets carrying products
Real-time linkage of production line to warehouse

› Dr Suwich Kunaruttanapruk, RFID Solution Specialist, Smartsoft Technology on behalf of Lion (Thailand) Corporation

15.45

Q&A with session speakers

16.00

Afternoon Refreshments

Authenticity & Identity Management

16.15

RFID for electronics

Mr Yasumasa Watabe

Yasumasa Watabe is Business Development Senior Manager APAC and he is based in Japan. He is also responsible for Tagging, Label, and Authentication products. He started his carrier in 1988 with Philips Electronics as the R&D engineer, and was...

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The new concept architecture with I2C, common electronics bus, which will enable the connection between the user and the electronics devices with UHF wireless technology
RFID with I2C concept and application

› Mr Yasumasa Watabe, APAC Business Development, Senior Manager Tags & Label, Authentication products, NXP

16.45

Logistics Case Study: Combing RFID, SAP and truck weighting for efficient traffic management system

Mr Tanoos Pha-obsaeng

Tanoos Pha-obsaeng serves as a System Development Manager of Information Technology Unit of SCG Logistics Co., Ltd (SCGL), a subsidiary of SCG Distribution. SCG Logistics is a leading Third Party Logistics Provider (3PL) in Thailand. Tanoos has...

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Best practices in transportation management
How the RFID programme interfaces with Traffic Management System (TMS), SAP and RFID reader at weighbridges
Data integration to increase visibility and utilization rate

› Mr Tanoos Pha-obsaeng, System Management Department Manager, SCG Logistics Management

17.15

Supply Chain Case Study: The convergence of RFID, internet and mobile technology in containing and pallet pooling

Mr Praveen Kannan

Before taking on his role at CHEP Praveen Kannan was the implementation manager for EPC/ RFID programs GS1 Australia. Praveen has vast experience by working in number of EPC/ RFID projects in Australia, United States and India. Praveen has been...

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Gearing towards a new business model of RFID using the internet and cloud computing
Defining the interplay between RFID and mobile technology
How RFID is becoming a reliable element of network infrastructures, driving significant process change
The next wave of innovative upstream solutions and applications