2nd Annual Global Logistics in Mining Forum

Africa | Economy

Third Party Event

12 Nov 2013

Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce its media partnership with the 2nd Annual Global Logistics in Mining Forum which will be held on 12 – 13 November, in South Africa. In this respect we send you the following message from the conference organisers:

Dear Oxford Business Group Subscribers,

The 2nd Annual Global Logistics in Mining Forum will be held on 12-13 November, Johannesburg South Africa. It will showcase top industry speakers sharing their insights and expertise on the current logistical challenges faced by mining companies.

Event Highlights:

  • Strategies to shape and improve road/rail/port infrastructure.
  • The need to have an innovative logistics strategy in place.
  • Managing logistics to and from remote locations.
  • Strategies for inventory and warehouse management
  • Mine-to-Port logistics optimization
  • Personnel transportation and optimization within mine operations
  • Business intelligence in the mining industry
  • Role of automation in mine logistics

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  • Bringing all supply chain activities into one strategic business unit
  • The need to have an innovative logistics strategy in place
  • Managing logistics to and from remote locations
  • The role of automation in mine logistics
  • Strategies for Inventory and warehouse management

Interactive Panel Discussions:

  • Strategies to shape and improve road/rail/port infrastructure and efficiencies.
  • Ensuring logistics reliability in greenfield sites
  • Having the right 3PLto address the knowledge gap

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