Programme

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION TO FREE UP RUSSIA’S LOGISTICS LOG JAM

Realizing Russia's Competitive Edge
Arena
Pavilion 4, Conference Hall 4.3


Today, spending on transportation and logistics accounts for approximately 20% of Russia’s GDP – one of the highest percentages in the world eclipsing China’s 15%, or Europe’s 7–8% – impeding overall economic development. What steps should be taken to bring greater efficiency to Russian logistics; in particular what technologies and modern approaches can lead to more efficient, integrated business logistics processes? How can public–private dialogue create better standards and new methodologies?


Moderator:
Andrei Timofeev , Partner, Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group

Panellists
Ruslan Alikhanov , President and Chief Executive Officer, FESCO
Adrian Marley , Managing Director, DHL Express CIS and South East Europe
Luc Nadal , Chairman of the Management Board, GEFCO Group
Dmitry Nikitin , General Director, Eurosib
Zhanar Rymzhanova , Chief Executive Officer, Project office UTLC

Broadcast

Key moments

“Logistics, ports and railways are still the sectors attracting investment.”
Ruslan Alikhanov
“We can’t say that a country is too big, or the weather’s bad, or there’s too much bureaucracy, because if I don’t deliver a shipment on time, I won’t get paid.”
Adrian Marley
fkb[fyjd“To compete with those who’ve been in this business (logistics) for centuries, you always have to think about what your competitive advantage could be.”
Ruslan Alikhanov