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Post Type Description
Predictive vs. Prescriptive Analytics: How to Measure the Right Data for the Supply Chain
Data visibility is essential for today’s parcel shipper, but once you gain that visibility, where do you start? How do you improve margins and optimize your spend? How can you parlay those savings into better analytics for supply chain planning? In this session, attendees will gain insights into understanding their data, how to organize it and how to build upon it. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Key steps to achieve data visibility; How to use contract negotiation savings to fund data analytics technology tools; Evaluating what data to measure and analyze.
Speakers:
Maida Serer – Financial Advisor LAC Supply Chain & U.S. South Border / FedEx
Ashley Mendoza – Director Of USA Sales Interport / Interport Logistics
Raul Arroyo – CEO / Industrial Gate
Moderator: TBC
Navigating Intermodal Perspectives on Supply Chain Realignment
Our panel will examine the impact on intermodal operations. From shifts in shipping routes and modal preferences to changes in port utilization and distribution patterns, our industry experts will tackle how the evolving landscape is influencing the flow of goods in an effort to enhance supply chain resilience, reduce lead times, and mitigate risks associated with global disruptions.
Speakers:
Gerardo Noriega Avila – Business Development / Inter Port Logistics
Iker Allison – Vice President Marketing / SSA Marine Mexico
Eduardo Haros – CEO – Fundador / Racing Cargo
Moderator: Guillermo Almazo – Publisher / Inbound Logistics Latam
U.S. Mexico Supply Chain Market Outlook
A wide-ranging discussion on key issues impacting the intermodal market in 2025 and beyond. Topics discussed will include the current state of the worldwide economy and increasing pressure after the historic boom; projected market conditions going forward with an increased focus on sustainability to meet IMO zero-carbon goals; impact of the wave of investment in new vessels; key metrics forecasting reefer trade; offsetting overcapacity of new -fuel vessels; service levels for shippers; the need for unusual collaboration and innovation across the value chain; and a systems perspective to solve global challenges.
Speakers:
Gregory Maloney – Director of the Master in Logistics & Supply Chain Management / Florida International University
Barbara Ochoa – Managing Partner / Interlogix
Robert Barcelo – Senior Manager – Business Development / Port Everglades
Diego Rodriguez – Logistics and Industry Director / Americas Market Intelligence
Moderator: Ricardo Aramburo Williams – International Tax Principal, International Markets Leader
Welcome Remarks
Welcome Remarks
Guillermo Almazo – Publisher / Inbound Logistics Latam
Joseph Morris – CEO & Port Director / Port Everglades
Diego Morones – United States – Mexico Chamber Of Commerce