Supply Chain Quality Management and Best Practices Executive Forum
Sponsor
Li&Fung Institute of SCM & Logistics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Institute of supply chain integration and service innovation, South China University of Technology
Kelley School of Business, Indiana University;
London Business School;
The Centre of Business Excellence, Wuhan University
Service Marketing and Service Management Research Center, Fudan University
Co-organizer
The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong;
Institute for Supply Management Pearl River Delta
Hong Kong Productivity Council;
CUHK Faculty of Business Administration ShenZhen Executive Education Center(BAEEC)
Hong Kong Logistics Association;
The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply - Hong Kong Branch
IBM China Procurement Center, ShenZhen
Time: November 5, 2011
Venue: Century Plaza II, Century Plaza Hotel, Shenzhen
Quality has become the bottleneck for the development of Chinese brand to a worldwide brand. The rapid
growth of Germany and Japan after the world war has proved that quality is the key factor to success. How can
companies turn passive to active in face of more and more complex economics environment? How can
companies overcome the quality obstacle and win the competition?
Funded by the National Sciences Foundation of China and Hong Kong Research Grant Council, Li&Fung
Institute of SCM & Logistics of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, together with Kelly Business School of
Indiana University, London Business School, The Centre of Business Excellence of Wuhan University, Service
Marketing and Service Management Research Center of Fudan University, CUHK Faculty of Business
Administration ShenZhen Executive Education Center(BAEEC), IPS Hong Kong and ISM-PRD organize this
executive forum. We will invite distinguished professors and practitioners on quality management from America,
Europe and China, to share the latest theories and best practices regarding how to improve quality from a supply
chain perspective.
As the competition now is not limited at the firm level, companies have to seek to gain advantages over
competing supply chain. High quality can not be achieved without the cooperation through the whole supply
chain. Therefore, quality practices must advance from traditional firm-centric and product-based mindsets to an
inter-organizational supply chain orientation involving customers, suppliers, and other partners.
Topics of this forum:
1) Supply chain leadership for quality and social responsibility
2) Strategic supply chain design for quality
3) Upstream (supplier) and downstream (customer) quality management system
4) Internal quality integration
5) Supply chain quality risk management and product recall system
All managers in supply chain management and quality management are welcomed. We will also provide a
diagnosis of causes of problems in different links of the supply chain which can cause quality and safety risks
using the latest questionnaire we have designed.
If you finish the questionnaire of “Supply Chain Quality Management and Product Recall Survey” and send
back to Ms. Haiju Hu before November 3, we will invite you to dinner with the speakers for free. You can discuss
with them face to face, and their professional knowledge will help you to improve your supply chain quality
management process.
Speakers
Xiande Zhao，Professor
Professor of Operations Management in the Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics;
Director of Center for Supply Chain Management and Logistics, Li & Fung Institute of Supply Chain
Management&Logistics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong; Special Appointment as “One Thousand Talent
Professor” under China’s Global Search of One Thousand Talent Theme and Director of Institute for Supply Chain
Integration and Service Innovation, South China University of Technology. Prof. Zhao is a pioneer of quality
management, operations management and supply chain management in China. He has published over 60 papers
in the top tier journals—“Journal of Operations Management”, “Decision Sciences”, “International Journal of
Production Research”, “Journal of Consumer Research”, “European Journal of Operations Research”, etc. He is
chief editor or associate editor of several international journals. He also provided executive training and
education for companies and government, including SME bureau of Dong Guan City, China Mobile, China Telecom,
China Unicom, Xi'an Jansen, DHL, FEDEX, TNT, UPS, Japan Airlines, etc.
Barbara Flynn, Professor
Richard M. and Myra Louise Buskirk Professor of Manufacturing Management; Director of Center for
International Business Education and Research (CIBER); Senior fellow of Research Center on Chinese Politics and
Business at Indiana University; Winner of Distinguished Scholar Award, Academy of Management, Operations
Management Division, 2005; Associate Editor of “Decision Sciences”, “Journal of Operations Management”, and
“Journal of Supply Chain Management”. Prof. Flynn has published a large number of papers in the top tier
journals, such as “Decision Sciences”, “Journal of Operations Management”, “Production and Operations
Management”, etc. She was editor-in-chief of “Decision Sciences”, “Journal of Innovative Education”, and
“Quality Management Journal”, and president or chair of Decision Sciences Institute and Production and
Operations Management Society. She provided consulting and executive education for Iowa Department of
Transportation (IDOT), American Express, Newell-Rubbermaid and Dakota State University.
Mr. Daniel Chan
President, Institute for Supply Management Pearl River Delta; Global PCB Council Chairman, IBM; Honorary
Advisor of HKPC and HKPCA; The member of Environmental Protection Industrial Training Group of Vocational
Training Council. Mr. Daniel Chan started his career in electronics industry from 1983 after graduation from
University of Hong Kong, and then joined in Wong’s Circuit PTH Company Limited as the process engineer and the
product manager. He joined IBM in 1987 as the procurement engineer and has worked in IBM global
procurement organization for more than 20 years with various responsibilities. At present, he is the Chairman of
IBM Global PCB Council. Academically, he has been awarded of Bachelor of Science with Honors in Chemistry,
Postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies, Postgraduate Diploma of Procurement Management and Master
Degree with Credit in China Business studies.
Chris Voss, Professor
Professor of Operations Management at London Business School, where he has served as deputy dean, and
a senior fellow at the UK’s Advanced Institute for Management Research. He obtained his PhD from London
Business School. He is a fellow of DSI, EurOMA and POMS and was elected distinguished scholar by the OM
division of the Academy of Management in 2008. He has researched and written extensively in the area of service
operations and is founder and leader of the International Service Study, a multi-country study of service
operations, and was president of the POMS college of Service Operations from 2006-2009. His research has been
published in: Journal of Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, Journal of Service
Research and Journal of Product Innovation Management, and others. He was founder and long-term chairman of
the European Operations Management Association, and serves on several editorial boards.
Agenda
1:00-2:00 PM
Registration and Reception
2:00‐ 2:10 PM
Opening and Welcome
2:10-2:50 PM
Barbara Flynn, Professor
Richard M. and Myra Louise Buskirk Professor of Manufacturing Management
Director, Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER), Kelley School of
Business, Indiana University
2:50-3:30 PM
Xiande Zhao, Professor
Professor, Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics
Director, Li&Fung Institute of SCM & Logistics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
3:30-4:00 PM
Diagnose of supply chain quality management problems
4:00-4:20 PM
Tea Break
4:20-4:50 PM
Mr. Daniel Chan
President, Institute for Supply Management Pearl River Delta
Global PCB Council Chairman, IBM
4:50-5:20 PM
Chris Voss, Professor
Professor, London Business School
5:20-6:20PM
Panel Discussion
（Mr. David Lee/Vice-chairman, IPSHK; Mr. Daniel Chan/ President, ISM-PRD; Prof. Xiande
Zhao; Prof. Barbara Flynn and Prof. Chris Voss）
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