EFLE

Progamme of the EFLE 2012 in Chelyabinsk, Russia

Presentation by F.N. Beijderwellen

Please, in the category Presentations, see the presentation by F.N. Beijderwellen  (HAN university, Netherlands) Sustainability in a Curriculum for Logistic management [pptx] given at the International Sustainable Logistics Conference 2012 in Jyväskylä, Finland (www.islc-network.com). 

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EFLE 2012 – CHELYABINSK, RUSSIA

Conference on Industrial Logistics ICIL 2012

Dear colleagues, participants of EFLE 2011,

please let me inform you about next International Conference on Industrial Logistics ICIL 2012 in Zadar, Croatia, 14-16 June 2012, with more info in the Call for papers or on website http://icil2012.info/.

Please feel free to forward Call for papers [.pdf] to your team members and colleagues you think they might be also interested in conference.

Thank you very much for your time. With hope we will meet in Zadar

Best Regards,

Assist. Prof. Goran Dukic, PhD.

University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, Industrial Engineering Department

Zagreb, CROATIA

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Photos of EFLE 2011

GROUP PHOTO EFLE 2011 (Please see all photos of EFLE 2011 in Pardubice here.)

BASF Export Plan

Export Policy Plan for BASF in Africa [.pdf]

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New presentation

Kerstien Celis published the presentation Establishing a Common Vocabulary: What is Horizontal Collaboration? in the category Presentations.

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New publication

Jan Jansen (HAN) published the article Integrated Exchange Rate Model (IERM) & Chinese Yuan & US Dollar. Case: Working Capital Management in Logistics in the category Publications.

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EFLE program 2011

European Forum of Logistics Education 2011 in Pardubice, Czech Republic.

Please look at the EFLE program 2011 .

Summer school. Doing business in Europe

Join us at Arnhem Business School in the Netherlands next summer! 

Programme

The summer course is offered in 2 identical sessions; Session 1 runs from 4 – 24 June 2011 and Session 2 runs from 25 June – 15 July 2011. 

1. The first week of class starts at the Nijmegen campus with introductions to Dutch and European Culture and Economy and is followed by a business case. The business case is centered around one of the largest flower auctions in the world: Flora Holland in Aalsmeer. On request of Flora Holland, students work in groups on a particular business assignment and present their findings to representatives of Flora Holland during an oral presentation. A company visit to Flora Holland in Aalsmeer is included in the programme.
2. The second week consists of different seminars covering topics in, among others, European Logistics, Consumer Behaviour and Business Law.
3. The third and final week is reserved for the Business Management Game. Students work together in a ‘management team’ making executive decisions in multicultural groups, applying business knowledge, intercultural skills and a professional attitude.

More information: http://www.han.nl/opleidingen/summer-course/doing-business-in-europe/