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Axiom-XLRI
SCALE-2014

AXIOM, XLRI IN ASSOCIATION WITH
SCNext PRESENTS SCALE-2014

Axiom: The Operations Club at XLRI
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Online supply chain simulation
CEO forum: Talks from renowned personalities
Workshops: ISO standards
Quarterly newsletters
Learnings from Industry
Live projects
Quizzing events
Guest Lectures

AXIOM, XLRI IN ASSOCIATION WITH
SCNext PRESENTS SCALE-2014

Our knowledge partner : SCNext
• The next step in youth supply chain
• A unique social network
• Resources and opportunities to enhance and share
Supply Chain knowledge
• Honing leadership skills
• Events around the world
• Webinars from professionals
• Forums for discussion
• Case competitions

AXIOM, XLRI IN ASSOCIATION WITH
SCNext PRESENTS SCALE-2014

SCALE: Supply Chain And Logistics
Exposium- 2014

“ Scale up your knowledge inventories”

AXIOM, XLRI IN ASSOCIATION WITH
SCNext PRESENTS SCALE-2014
EVENT SUMMARY
9:00 - 9:30

Registration

9:30- 9:45
9:45- 10:30

Welcome address
Supply Chain-Critical Issues

10:30-11:00
11:00-11:15

Role of Product design and Packaging
Tea and snacks

11:15-12:00

Raw Material Optimization-Ensuring Business
Performance Enhancement
Paper presentation by students on Supply
Chain & Logistics-Disaster Management
Lunch

Mr ……… McKinsey & Co

Mr ……….,

16:30-17:00

Insights on Carbon Footprint and ways to reduce it
Panel Discussion on The Need for Better
Infrastructure in Supply Chain
Paper Presentation Results and Vote of Thanks

17:00-18:00

Tea and interaction

12:00-13:30
13:30-14:30
14:30-15:15
15:30-16:30

Mr Rajeev Mishra, XLRI
Mr. Nikhil Oswal, EVP SCNext
India
Mr.,………

B-school teams

Moderated by ……….
Mr Suhas Kini, Secratory
Axiom

AXIOM, XLRI IN ASSOCIATION WITH
SCNext PRESENTS SCALE-2014
What is There for You !!!

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