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Generating Value

Creating Knowledge

BVL – Platform and Network for Supply Chain Management Professionals

Logistics is the holistic

planning,

control,

coordination,

execution and

monitoring

of all in-house and cross-company flows of goods and information.

Supply chain management (SCM), the intelligent planning and control of value added chains, is used synonymously.

SCM and Logistics

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Definition

SCM and Logistics


Employees in millions

Turnover and employees in Germany

bn €

223 228 230

237 240

247 -

250

2,0

2,2

2,4

2,6

2,8

3,0

3,2

200

210

220

230

240

250

260

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Value Chain

Production

Consumer Retail Original Equipment

Manufacturer (OEM)

1st tier Supplier

2nd tier Supplier

n tier Supplier

Forwarder Logistics Service Provider

3rd Party Logistics Provider (3PL)

Contract Logistics Provider

CEP Service Provider

4th Party Logistics Provider (4PL)

Supply Chain Management / Logistics

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Typical Working Fields in SCM/Logistics

Goods reception

Scheduling Assembly control

Supply chain

Management

Logistics Materials management

Distribution, sales, offer costing

Itinerary planning and optimisation

Customer projets, projekt management

Potential analysis

„Last-Mile“- Optimisation

Market analysis

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Material procurement

Customer order logistics

Shipping

Customs

(Production) programme planning

Purchasing

Purchasing Marketing

Enterprise Resource Planning and Scheduling

Material flow planning

Warehousing

Supply

Disposal

Process control

Quality assurance, reliability of supply chains Security in supply chains

Recycling manage-

ment

Environment protection

Contents


1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio

2.2 Supply Chain Day

2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

BVL is …

... an open network of people who are committed to efficient and effective cooperation in a globally active sector of industry.

... a voluntary association of management executives and decision-makers from the worlds of industry, science and politics.

... an active community whose members look beyond their own specific field of activity to both reap and generate specialised and interpersonal benefits.

Mission


Non-profit organisation, objective, independent, does not represent special interests

More than 10,000 members from the top echelons

of industry, trade, services and science

More than 30 chapters worldwide, about 300 free events every year

250 honorary officials

Exchange of knowledge and experience

Communicating the importance of supply chain management and promoting its application and development

Profile


Events – regional and national, free and fee-based, to promote networking and the exchange of knowledge

Services – publications, research, platforms for personal networks and the transfer of know-how

Campus – hands-on insights into real-world logistics, international business and supply chain management, lifelong learning

Awards – in recognition of innovations and stimuli for supply chain management in business, science and the media

Portfolio


Market Presence


BVL members can …

access the latest knowledge

Market insights

Facts and figures

Know-how and experience

identify and evaluate trends more easily

meet other actors from both sides of the market

define their position in the market

expand their personal network

Advantages


Organisation


Working Groups

Scientific Advisory Board

Chapter Chairpersons

Extended Board

Executive Committee

Board Committees

BVL Service GmbH

BVL Campus: DAV, Seminars

Members Chapters

Research Council

Advisory Board

General Assembly

Board

BVL Head Office

Contents


1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

Cross-sector encounter, transfer of know-how and experience

Information, ideas, stimuli

Inspiration for own day-to-day work

Hands-on demonstration of logistics concepts -> Presentations, company tours, videos

Interaction with logistics and SCM experts and decision makers from the fields of industry, trade, services, science and politics

In several countries, organized on a voluntary basis, participation free of charge

Chapters


Chapters

More than 30 Professional‘s Chapters

Elected honorary Chairpersons organise annual programme

About 300 free events every year

About 8,000 participants

Encounter, transfer of know-how and experience

25 Student Chapters

Dedicated programme

Own Chairpersons

Part of main Professional‘s Chapters

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Chapters in Germany

Worldwide contacts

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http://www.bvl.de/peking/regionalgruppe-peking

http://www.bvl.de/shanghai/regionalgruppe-shanghai

http://www.bvl.de/singapur/singapur

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1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

International day of Action – making competencies perceptible

Insights into the diversity of supply chain management in industry, trade, the service sector and science

Target groups: students, undergraduates, the public – and experts

Promoting an understanding of supply chain management in the business world and science as well as among the public at large

Attracting new talents to the supply chain management sector

Free admission to all events

www.supply-chain-day.com



2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Events 212 289 333 322 401 381 411 449

Participants 20.000 25.000 28.500 28.000 34.000 36.000 37.500 38.500

Companies 360 400 400 480 550 640 650 650

Clippings 500 600 1.000 >1.200 >1.700 ≥1.500 ≥1.600 ~2.000

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1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

“… one of the biggest business conferences worldwide …” Core focus on supply chain management

Three-day conference with parallel exhibition, every year in Berlin

Target groups - specialists and decision-makers in industry, trade, services, science and politics

2015 figures – 3,226 participants from over 40 countries, 206 exhibitors

Extras: company tours, awarding ceremonies, gala evening, PhD Candidate Workshop


“…focusing on the sector-specific SCM topics in the automotive industry…”

One-day forum with parallel special-topic exhibition, together with German Association of Automotive Industry (VDA)

Target groups - executives, supply chain managers and experts in the automotive industry, logistics services and science

2016 figures – 420 participants, 50 exhibitors

Extras - excursions, events on the eve of the forum

Developed from VDA Logistics Conference/ BVL Industry Forum Automotive Logistics


“…designed to promote the exchange of ideas between scientists and hands-on experts from different regions, universities and disciplines...”

Two-day symposium with parallel special-topic exhibition, held at alternating locations every 2 years

Target groups - heads of institutes, professors and research associates as well as managers and business consultants interested in logistics science

2014 figures - 135 participants, 4 exhibitors

Extras - PhD Candidate Workshop


„… cross-sector exchange between after sales service experts...“

One-day forum with parallel special-topic exhibition

Target groups - management executives and supply chain managers in industry, trade, services and science


Developed from Nuremberg Logistics Dialogue


„…exchange and discussion with experts of the chemical industry on challenges and best practices…“

One-day forum with parallel special-topic exhibition

Target groups - executives, supply chain managers and experts in chemical industry, chemical trade, logistics services and consulting


Opportunity for company tours


“…for the discussion of the framework conditions and outlook for supply chain management in relevant markets...”

One- to two-day forums, e.g. in Berlin,

Bratislava, Dubai, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro

Target groups - supply chain experts

and decision-makers in companies who

are active or want to become active in

the respective markets, politicians

Figures - 100 to 600 participants

Extras – e.g. company tours


Contents


1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

Experts from different sectors work on topical issues under scientific supervision:

Assessment and extension of knowledge, application-oriented transfer of know-how

Distillation of findings that can be transferred to other companies

Presentation of findings at BVL events, publication in the BVL Literature Series Economics and Logistics


Platform for promoting contacts between experts from different sectors:

Emphasis on specialised topics, such as spare parts management or consumer goods

Regular cross-sector exchange of ideas opens up new options and perspectives

Focus on hands-on problems and solutions for the real world


Published in cooperation with universities and research institutes:

BVL Trend Study: in-depth information on the future development of the supply chain management sector

Detailed working group findings in the form of empirical studies and best practices

Summaries of key information for specialists and decision-makers

English Literature Series Supply Chain Management provides knowledge in logistics for all BVL members


Logistics Research

International Journal for Scientific Research in the field of supply chain management

Focus on economical as well as technical topics

Before being published articles are rated by use of the „Double-Blind-Review“ method, author as well as reviewer stay anonymous

Renowned and internationally staffed Executive Editorial Board

Rated C-Journal

Online version at www.bvl.de/lo-re



Through research institutes all over Germany

Application-focused, ready for implementation in real-world companies

Findings are made generally available free of charge

Funding from the Ministry of Economics

Goal: promotion of SMEs

Supported by the BVL Research Council, companies can become directly involved

Within the framework of the German Federation of Industrial Research Associations (AiF)

Seismograph for the logistics business cycle in Germany

Quarterly, cross-industry interviews with logistics service providers as well as users in industry and commerce

Assessment of current situation and expectations for the next twelve months

Publication on first Monday of each end-of-quarter month

www.bvl.de/logistics-indicator

Logistics Indicator


www.bvl.de with many useful services

Service provider directory LOG.Direct Logistics service providers and consultants www.bvl.de/logdirectory

Online exchange for degree theses, internships, trainee programmes, trainings www.bvl.de/exchange

Blog www.bvl.de/blog Member’s area MyBVL with free publications,

cloudservices and more www.bvl.de/mybvl

Present in major social networks, incl. LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook Overview at www.bvl.de/socialmedia

BVL Kiosk App – Publications for your mobile device

Web 2.0


http://www.bvl.de/socialmedia

BVL Magazine - 4 x a year; featuring best practices, stories and background information from BVL member companies (German)

LOG.Mail - weekly e-mail newsletter, updated reports from the worlds of business and politics as well as from BVL (German)

LOG.Letter - print newsletter, English version 4 x a year; German version 10 x a year; news and background from the market and the world of politics; BVL internal and regional;

Report of the Board – on BVL’s strategic and operative topics, review of annual highlights, download at www.bvl.de/annual-report

Information for Members


BVL offers a range of tailored benefits for students and career starters.

Contacts with decision-makers

Background information from the worlds of supply chain management and science

Online exchange for internships, degree theses and career entry programmes

Career forums and PhD candidate workshops during BVL events

Awards for degree theses

Organised in student chapters (affiliated to the professional’s chapter)

Students and Career Starters


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1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

For exemplary, completed outstanding logistics solutions with a proven successful track record

Awarded to companies from industry, trade and services with the aim of generating stimuli for the development of logistics

Prize: certificate and sculpture “Das Gespräch” (the conversation) made by the sculptor Prof. Waldemar Otto

Presented at the International Supply Chain Conference in Berlin

“Over-the-shoulder” insights from award winner; winners can enter “European Award for Logistics Excellence”


For projects and solutions that are already

realised and show relevant results in

ecology, economy and social

responsibility

To companies from the fields of industry,

Trade and services as well as cooperative

research projects

Prize: Certificate and Sculpture

„Open End" by Cuxhaven-based

artist Andreas Green

With BVL Austria

Awarding ceremony at Logistics Dialogue

of BVL Austria in Vienna


For practice-oriented dissertations or post-doc theses outlining solutions that have already been put into practice

Awarded to scientists from all areas of logistics with the aim of strengthening the bridge between science and practice

Prize: certificate and 10,000 € each for the winner and the supervising institute

Presented at the International Supply Chain Conference in Berlin

The finalists hold presentations at the International Supply Chain Conference


For reports or articles on logistics that are also understandable for and are of interest to non-experts

Awarded to journalists with the aim of raising the profile of supply chain management activities in the media

Prize: a total 12,000 €

Presented every two years at the International Supply Chain Conference in Berlin

Alternating between the print media and radio / television


For excellent bachelor theses, master theses oder diploma with high practical relevance, up-to-dateness and logistical relevance

To outstanding graduates with the aim of promoting the further development of supply chain management and acquiring new talents

Submission only by mentoring professor

Prize: Free entry to the International Supply Chain Conference, certificate, group photo

100 placings available


Contents


1 Mission

2.1 Chapters

2 Portfolio


2.3 Events

2.4 Services

2.5 Awards

3 Campus

BVL Campus

Combination of BVL‘s activities for lifelong learning

Business Academy DAV: state approved examinations

BVL Seminars and Trainings: part-time seminars, compact and intensive courses

Lecturers from the business world, teachers with a practical background

Exchange with international institutions

Tailored career advancement, broadly based integration in the business world


Universitätsallee 18, Technologiepark Bremen

Business Divisions


Business Academy DAV BVL Seminars and Trainings

Target group specialists with short work experience

working specialistst, executives

Entry requirements apprenticeship, 1 year of work experience

none

Ø Age 25 - 35 all ages

Duration 2 years, 3 years part-time

1-5 days

Teaching staff/ faculty

self-employed/employed lecturers

self-employed lecturers

„State Approved Business Manager“

International Logistics Management: Full-time in two years or part-time in three years

Lecturers from the worlds of theory and practice, face-to-face lessons, project work, language training, small groups, study trips inside and outside Germany, company tours

financial assistance via German student loan system

currently more than 140 students enrolled

Preparatory course for the German Chamber of Commerce qualification of “Business Administrator”

Specialisation: Freight Transport

17 weeks full-time or 16 months part-time

Funded privately or by the employer, assistance via German student loan system

currently approx. 60 students enrolled

Business Academy


For specialists and executives in the fields of industry, commerce and logistics services

One-, two- or three-day courses on logistics and supply chain management topics

Part-time compact courses

„Kompakt Studium Logistik“ – in German language, seven one-week modules in eight months

„International Logistics Management Programme“

Sector specific courses, e.g. „Certified Automobile Logistician“ – 21 days in different countries

Courses all over Germany, open or in-house, in small groups, with practical relevance

Lecturers mostly with hands-on experience or from scientific institutions with practical orientation

BVL Seminars and Trainings


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