The Optilon Supply Chain Sustainability
Minifestival took place from February 21st to February 25th 2022. Watch or
rewatch all the exciting sessions whenever you like.
Delivering on Circularity
Monday we had a great start with a very
dynamic and knowledgeable speaker, Gitte Haar, from Center for Circular Economy
who introduced us to the Circular Economy and the legislation which the EU is
imposing as well. We looked at what impact it could possibly have on
businesses.
After that, we had a very dynamic panel debate between Marcel Jacobs, Philip
Morris, Gitte Haar, and Havard Jørgensen from Electrolux. You
can watch the recording here.
Supply Chain Design and Sustainability –
Accelerating the Net Zero emissions journey
We had the pleasure of having Anders
Remnebäck and Andreas Andersson on stage from Optilon. They are both very
experienced when it comes to adding the Sustainability angle to Network
Optimization/Supply Chain Design. They have in this webinar focus on how you
can accelerate the journey to NetZero emissions. You
can watch the recording here.Supply Chain Sustainability Software
Pitch-Contest
During this session we had invited 6
different start-ups from across Europe to do a pitch. All of them showcased how
their company specifically is trying tol solve the Sustainability challenges
with their software. The company Prewave won. You
can watch the recording here.Supply Chain Planning and Optimization from a Sustainability Perspective
During this session Optilon’s experts
within Supply Chain Planning, John Wikstrom and Nathalie Johansson, introduced
us to how you can use Supply Chain planning to reduce your carbon emissions. As
Optilon has discovered in previous reports, 1/5
of what is in stock is unnecessary. You
can watch the recording here.The Regenerative Supply Chain
The terminology Regenerative Supply Chain
is not yet widely recognized in the Supply Chain field. In this session we looked
a little bit deeper into the terminology in order to try and understand what
impact it could possibly have. Assistant professor at Århus University Henning
De Haas gave an introduction to his understanding of the Regenerative Supply
Chain. He put emphasis on the fact, that mental models play a vital role. After
that, August Krogh From Slowforest
Coffee introduced us the company he works for. They have already laid
out the plans for their Regenerative Supply Chain. You
can watch the recording here.
