INNOVATION APAC WEBINAR

DHL Plug In Series

A close to the ground virtual series on the latest innovation topics and interesting startups within the Asia Pacific Region. Engage with the Asia Pacific Innovation Team and find out how innovation can bring value in times of unprecedented disruption.

Webinar 1 : I Like to Move It Move It

20 MAY 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

Mobile robots are as diverse as they come. They differ in shape and size. Most have wheels while some have legs. Some lift, others tug. Most importantly, they differ in use cases. So, which mobile robots are suitable for your supply chain operations? How do you choose when you have so many choices?

Join us as we dive into details about mobile robots in supply chains.

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Webinar 2 : Fireside Chat

10 JUNE 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

In times of crisis, most companies look into the most immediate issues to ensure business continuity. However, if innovation and other value-creating activities are set aside, the long-term future may be in jeopardy.

As companies start rethinking their supply chain strategies beyond COVID-19, what role does innovation play to achieve both short and long-term business objectives? Does it really pay off to continue investing on innovation when most business goals are focused on immediate survival?

Join us in this special edition of DHL Innovation Plug In as we discuss the different scenarios beyond Covid-19 and re-examine the role of innovation in the supply chain.

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Webinar 3 : Track and Trace

24 JUNE 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

Visibility is no longer just a value added service but a critical offering for any company to overcoming disruption. Many companies are currently facing distribution challenges arising from the lack of clear visibility over their supply chains.

End-to-end real-time supply chain visibility will be more important than ever in navigating uncertainty and make strategic data driven decisions, essential for post-COVID recovery.

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Upcoming Innovation Webinars

Webinar 4 : Next Generation Wireless

15 JULY 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

These next-generation wireless technologies will enable the next step in the communication revolution, moving beyond today’s goal of connecting everyone to a new world in which everyone, everything, everywhere can be connected.

In this session we dive into the latest DHL Trend Report “Next-Generation Wireless in Logistics” which offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of wireless networks and the future of the Internet of Things (IoT) in logistics. Furthermore, we’‘ll discuss the following key questions:

What is Next-Generation Wireless and how is it enabling IoT?
Which Next-Generation Wireless technologies are relevant for logistics, and what use cases will they enable today and in the future?
How can I get started applying Next-Generation Wireless in my supply chain?

Webinar 5 : Advanced Analytics Advanced Analytics- Augmenting Human Decision-Making in Supply Chain

16 SEPTEMBER 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

It is no doubt that Analytics is delivering meaningful value to companies, often citing fulfilment, production planning and demand forecasting as use cases that generate the most revenue. Whilst the promise of Analytics in supply chain optimisation is very exciting, a large number of companies haven't reached the maturity to completely handle data, with the technology not fully understood or successfully implemented.

Featuring Data Scientists from DHL Advanced Analytics as our guest speaker, join us as we answer these questions in applying data science to Logistics:

1. What challenges in supply chain can be addressed by Analytics?
2. What are the use cases?
3. What are the key requirements to get started?

Webinar 6 : Introduction to Computer Vision

18 NOVEMBER 2020 | 13:00 SGT (GMT+8)

Remember how some scenes in the original 1984 Terminator movie portrayed the T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) processing people, environments and objects? The T800 could see additional data on objects that wasn’t present in the physical world, like car model numbers, accuracy rates and threat levels. Fast forward to today, what James Cameron depicted then is what we know as computer vision today. Computer vision is one of the enabling technologies behind things like self-driving cars and facial recognition technology.

How does computer vision work? What can it do? Most importantly, how can computer vision benefit my supply chain? Join us as we discuss these questions. Come prepared with your own questions too!