Date: 28.06.2023
Timing: 09:30-10:30 am
Using common data standards are an industry best practice and important enabler to digitally exchange information and to collaborate with all stakeholders across an “end-to-end” multimodal transport and logistics network.
The ECTA Digitalisation Workgroup is happy to announce that Bertschi, HOYER and Van den Bosch will share their insights on “How to enable automated data exchange in bulk chemical logistics”. In this webinar you will learn about the ECTA Best Practice Guidelines and how to implement them in relation to transport visibility, transport order and invoice data.
It’s a unique opportunity to exchange practical implementation experiences and to raise questions while avoiding any project pitfalls.
Agenda:
- Webinar Opening
- Introduction of the ECTA Best Guidelines
– Order data
– Transport visibility data
– Invoice data - Panel discussion on implementation experiences and current challenges
- FAQ Webinar Participants
- Concluding Remarks
To whom is this Webinar addressed?
Carriers and shippers that aim for increased automation levels in the order-to-cash/procure-to-pay cycle through digital data exchange leading to higher efficiency and safety in bulk chemicals.
Digital process and IT experts dealing with interconnectivity projects in chemical transport and logistics.
What benefit does a participating company have?
The Webinar is structured into presentation and interactive discussion session with Questions&Answers from the audience. Take this opportunity to raise questions and exchange experience.
What is the investment?
ECTA does not charge this webinar, as we think the exchange of knowledge to improve our chemical transport and logistics processes should always be free of charge.
Your investment is one hour of your time.
How can I join?
Register for free and we will send you the Microsoft Teams Webinar Link.
After the Event the presentation and the participants contacts (if you do not disagree) will be sent to the participants.
View the Terms&Conditions for the Webinar: here
