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How Enterprises Gain from
Global Trade Management:
A New Process Model for
the China-to-US Trade Lane

Learn How to Achieve Bottom-Line
Benefits Such as an Annual Profit
Increase of 28% for Exporters and a
23% Increase for Importers

TradeBeam and Stanford co-authored a study, “How Enterprises and Trading Partners Gain from Global Trade Management: A New Process Model for the China-to-US Trade Lane"

The model in this paper will be presented in an easy-to-use and understandable method for finding inefficiencies in a trade lane, presented by representatives from TradeBeam, Stanford University and Tompkins Associates in a Videocast as a panel.

To improve the level of understanding of Global Trade Management (GTM), and to help companies realize efficiencies, a new, detailed process model for global trade has been developed. Sufficient detail on cross border trade processes allows users to estimate the benefits of IT-Enablement at the individual process step level for over 100 steps. The analysis performed focuses on the apparel industry in the China-US trade lane, so as to provide a real-world context. Estimates of both current process step times and reduced times due to IT-Enablement come from knowledgeable sources from both the USA and China.

Under reasonably conservative scenarios, estimated key benefits are as follows:

    • Dollar savings in Annual Sales of 1.7% for Exporters and 1.4% for Importers
    • Benefits in Annual Profit: 28% increase for Exporters and a 23% increase for Importers   
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Event Details


Topic: How Enterprises Gain from Global Trade Management: A New Process Model for the China-to-US Trade Lane

Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Time: 11:30 EDT (GMT -4 hours), 10:30 CDT, 9:30 MDT, and 8:30 PDT (3:30 p.m. GMT)

Place: Your PC

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Featured Speakers
   

Dan Gilmore,
Editor,
Supply Chain Digest

Alex Thompson,
Chief Architect, VP Market Strategy
TradeBeam, Inc.

 

Hau Lee,
Thoma Professor of Operations,
Information and Technology at the
Stanford Graduate School of Business


  Gene Tyndall,
Executive Vice President of
Global Supply Chain Services
Tompkins Associates
  Warren H. Hausman,
Professor of Operations Management
in the Department of Management
Science & Engineering
Stanford University
 
What You'll Learn
Who Should Attend?
   

Join us to:

  
  • Learn how you and your trading partners can gain from IT-enabled Global Trade Management:  Estimate the benefits of IT-Enablement at the individual process step level for over 100 steps;  
  • Learn how to analyze your own Trade Lanes to find and eliminate inefficiencies and lower overall costs; and,
  • Come away with a starting point to enable your company to perform the steps in a structured manner; then measure and improve.
  • All levels of personnel involved in an organization’s global supply chain, from purchasing and logistics, to finance and compliance, or anybody interested in reducing landed costs, overall supply chain costs, and improving supply chain performance.
 
 
 
 
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