Smart Supply Chain in Industry 4.0: Research Trends And Challenges 2019

Mechanical Engineering Department and Mechatronics Engineering department of Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai jointly organizes an one week AICTE QIP Sponsored Short Term Course on “Smart Supply Chain in Industry 4.0: Research Trends And Challenges” during 18th March 2019 to 24th March 2019. This short-term course has an interdisciplinary capability in combining Mechanical, Mechatronics, Information Technology and Industrial Engineering. The main goal of this course is to explore the potential research fields and challenges in the Smart supply chain for industry 4.0. Digital transformation is a revolutionary technology and will play an important role in the current industrial revolution witnessed by the world; it will demonstrate that industries should enter the digital world to survive and compete. Industry 4.0 can enable the smart factory, connect supply network and logistics capabilities and inform planning and inventory processes, along with a host of other capabilities, allowing organizations to know things they previously did not know. Smart supply chain logistics concern the various aspects of end-to-end logistics in the context of Industry 4.0, the internet of Things, cyber-physical systems, emerging technologies, advanced data analytics and autonomous decisions enabled by Artificial Intelligence. As the collaboration between suppliers, manufacturers and customers is crucial to increase the transparency of all the steps from when the order is dispatched until the end of the life cycle of the product, it is therefore necessary to analyze the impact of Industry 4.0 on the supply chain as a whole.
The topics will be handled by Professors from IITs, IIMs, Hannam Univerisy Korea, University Malaysia and experts from Industries. We hereby request you to attend the short term course and give wide publicity among your colleagues/research scholars and encourage them to participate in this program and get benefited

This course covers a broad overview of Industry 4.0’s intelligent supply chain through
• Essential theory,
• Numerous lectures,
• Software demonstration with real case studies
by experts from higher learning institutes and leading industrial experts.

Dr.M.K TIWARY Dean, IIT Kharagpur.
Dr. S.G PONNAMBALAM, Universiti Malaysia Pahang.
Dr.ARSHINDER KAUR, IIT Madras.
Dr.U.DINESH KUMAR IIM Bengaluru
Mr.M.Prem Kumar Managing Director and Chairman, Uniworld Logistics Chennai
Dr.S.MUTHUVELLIYAPAN, CEO, Uniworld Logistics Chennai.
Dr.K.GANESH MCKINSEY and Company Chennai.
Dr GANESH MUTHUSAMY, JDA Hyderabad.
Dr.KYUNG-TAE KIM, Hannam University Korea
Mr.Milind Tavre, Bosch Rexroth India Pvt.ltd

SMART SUPPLY CHAIN IN INDUSTRY4.0: RESEARCH TRENDS AND CHALLENGES

The Proposed major topics to be covered in the course of SMART SUPPLY CHAIN, are
· Supply Chain 4.0

· Application of Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain
· Supply Chain Management as a Competitive Advantage through Multi Model Logistics parks

· Supply Chain Risk Management.

· Supply Chain Technology Management.

· Challenges and Trends in Supply Chain in Industry 4.0.

· Automation in Industry 4.0

. AI, Machine learning and Deep learning

. Manufacturing Intelligence and Smart supply Chain

. Closed loop Planning and scheduling.

Submission of Registration form : 14.03.2019
Intimation of Selection (Through E-Mail): 15.03.2019
Confirmation by Participants : 16.03.2019

AICTE recognized Engineering and Polytechnic Colleges are exempted from the registration fee. However, the candidate has to submit a Demand Draft (Refundable) for an amount of Rs.500/- along with the registration form. Others have to submit a Demand Draft for an amount of Rs.1500/-.The DD should be drawn in favour of “The Principal, Thiagarajar College of Engineering”, payable at Madurai.

THIAGARAJAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(A Govt. Aided Autonomous Institution affiliated to Anna University)
Thiruparankundram, Madurai - 625015

Outstation faculty from AICTE recognized Engineering and Polytechnic colleges will be provided shared accommodation with food in the hostel on non-chargeable basis based on the availability
OR

Rs.500 per day will be paid for a maximum of 7 days if they prefer their own arrangement.

Other participants have to arrange their own accommodation.