| Session A2 - Applications of the Internet in logistics and commerce |
| The Internet has been growing in importance as a tool supporting efficient management, also in the areas of logistics and commerce. At present, almost 99% of companies have access to the global Internet network. Web access opens up great possibilities for Internet service providers and, above all, users of various services and tools. By expanding their business on the Internet, companies seek ways to cut costs and boost efficiency. Faster transport, lower labour costs, easier purchasing and education – these are only some of the changes in logistics taking place due to possibilities offered by the ever-expanding Internet. The session will involve a presentation of cutting-edge solutions streamlining the processes of planning, execution and monitoring of the flow of raw materials, intermediate and finished products, as well as trends in the development of e-commerce. |
| Moderator - Witold Hołubowicz (ITTI Sp. z o.o.) |
Introduction to session
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Witold Hołubowicz - ITTI Sp. z o.o.
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| Head of the Department of Applied Computer Science at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań; President of the Management Board of ITTI with its registered office in Poznań. Head of several dozen research, research and development and educational projects undertaken by Polish and international research consortiums and also of numerous commercial and implementation projects. |
| Electronic cooperation environment of partners within the supply chain – Electronic Logistics Platform |
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Bogusław Śliwczyński - Instytut Logistyki i Magazynowania
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| Proxy of the Director of the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing in charge of Logistics. Head of the Logistics Information and Computer Science Department at the Poznań School of Logistics and Head of postgraduate studies ‘Enterprise and Supply Chain Operational Management. Logistics Manager’. Author of numerous publications, books, research projects regarding operational controlling, logistic planning and supply chain management. Representative of Poland at the e-Business Board of the European Commission. Member of the Polish Committee for Standardisation and of the Polish Logistics Association. Lecturer at many higher education institutions in Poland. |
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Logistics – a source of profits, not costs
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Michał Krzysik - Transporeon sp. z o.o. |
| Connected with the logistics and IT industry for 12 years. In 1999, he was responsible for launching the first WMS system (Qguar by Quantum software SA) onto the Polish market. Since 2006, a shareholder in IZI Sp. z o.o., a company providing dedicated software for the medical industry. Currently, proxy and sales director in Transporeon Sp. z o.o. operating in the e-logistics sector and providing solutions for reducing direct and administrative transport costs. |
| Markeplanet platform in the context of E-procurement |
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Marek Kryński - Otwarty Rynek Elektroniczny S.A. - Marketplanet |
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Senior Consultant at Marketplanet. He has been working for Marketplanet since 2005. He specializes in implementing business and IT solutions in the area of operational and strategic supplies. He managed implementation projects for Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo and Wielkopolska Spółka Gazownicza, among other initiatives. He is currently responsible for coordinating works on IT systems supporting purchase processes at large organizations in the newly established Marketplanet R&D Department.
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| B2B Internet Shop |
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Maryla Malczyk - FESTO Sp. z o.o.
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| For 18 years has been connected with FESTO, currently holds the position of the Operating Manager, and the position of the Proxy of the Management Board in charge of Quality. Carries out actions related to ISO certification as an internal auditor, and to process optimisation in the Region 5 (Eastern and Central Europe). Has experience in implementing numerous projects, including: SAP – Keyuser, Online Shop, and Contact Center I FaxMinitor. |
