Reconstruction Design Session

-Supply Chain and Global Collaboration-

 

Towards the full scale restoration from the East Japan Great Earthquatke, Japanese enterprises need to recover trust from the customers by proposing risk avoidance in supply chain and by developing and offering more relibale and higher performance products. We will outlook the future growth strategy and the model of global collaboration while discussing the supply cain issues and solutions that were identified through the disaster.

 

Date

 Thu., December 8

Time

13:30-16:15

Venue

Convention Hall A, Int'l Conference Hall, Makuhari Messe
Registraion Fee Free of Charege (Website Registration required)

Interpretation

No Interpretation
Registration

registration

 

*Doors open 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. Present the confirmation printout at the entrance of Convention Hall A at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the program. Failure to present the printout or to appear 10 minutes prior to the program, may result in your seat being given to another person.

*When there are seats available, on-site registration will begin 10 minutes prior to the start of the program.

Agenda

13:30-13:45

Session Introduction

Change of Supply Chain by Earthquake and Strong Yen

Akira Minamikawa
Vice President of Japan/Principal Analyst, Japan Research

IHS iSuppli Japan

 

Impact of the earthquake and the strong yen accelarate the change of electronics industry supply chain. Many companies have been decided to go offshore production in the past six months. While the domestic market is expected low growth, it is important to discuss about international strategy. Let's discuss how supply chains need to be rebuilt for Japanese company.
   
13:45-14:15

Supply Chain Excellence
Kazumasa Yoshida
Representative Director and President
Intel K.K.

 

Intel has a proven corporate wide program called SCQI that utilizes critical Intel supplier management tools and processes to drive continuous improvements in a supplier’s overall performance and business. The program also recognizes a supplier’s BCP (Business Continuity Plan) as one factor in its performance evaluation. Many suppliers in Japan are recognized by this program every year for their high attention to BCP. The impact to semiconductor factory operations caused by disrupted supply chains was a significant concern after the Great East Japan Earthquake since many semiconductor material and equipment suppliers were located in the affected area. ?Fortunately, we were able to minimize the negative impact through collaborative efforts and well-prepared supplies.? In this session, enhanced supply chain and activities with manufacturers will be introduced.
 
  
14:15-14:45

Outline of Medical Device & its Industry in Japan

Masao Murase
SVP Office
Philips Electronics Japan

 

Medical Devices under the unique regulation by Pharmaceutical Affairs Law are special and different from other industrial products. At the same time, under Japanese healthcare system based Nationwide Universal Health Insurance coverage over a half-century, there are many problems which now confront us in the Japanese medical device market.　On the other hand, under the aging society, the Japanese government has positioned the medical devices industry as one of the government’s growth strategies.  The examples of the present problems and needs, and as one of the measures the direction of Philips Healthcare will be introduced.
 
  
14:45-15:15

Nissan Supply Chain Issue and Countermeasure through the Experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake

Masahiro Watanabe
General Manager, Manufacturing Strategy Planning Department
Nissan Motor

 

The preparation to recover the production imediately after the earthequake
1. Initial action lead time reduction
    - Supply chain control
2. Recovery lead time reduction
    - Sourcing strategy (Centralization & Localization)
    - Alternative parts source
    - Nissan and Supplier BCP
   
15:15-15:45

Restoration from Earthquake and Planning for Stable Supply

Morishima Hiroyuki
General Manager, Abvanced Performance Materials Operational Headquaters,
Electronics Materials Business Sector
Hitachi Chemical

 

Hitachi chemical has 4 facilities for manufacturing semiconductor related  materials located in Ibaraki and Chiba Prefecture,
and all of them were struck by the Great East Janpan Earthquake. Even though we were under the very critical situation, we could resume delivery of materials to customers in approximately 1 week after restoration of infrastructure .In this lecture, I would like to share our post-disaster situation and restoration activities including BCP.
   
15:45-16:15

 What Brazil can do to Construct Global Supply Chain 

Cylon Goncalves da Silva

President

 CEITEC

 

 

 

 

 

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