Startup Day at Kühne Logistics University
After the great success of the previous Startup Day we are happy to announce the next Logistics Startup Day on February 07, 2020! This year, we want to discuss what the core innovations in the logistics area are, how startups incorporate these into their business, and especially how research can contribute to that.
Up to 80 startups, 200 students and 100 practitioners are expected to participate during the day. There will be a dedicated 90min session for each logistics area. The sessions will be moderated and prepared by students and researchers, so that we are looking for a discussion well beyond the usual pitches. After these sessions, participants can meet in the market place to exchange ideas individually.
New startups are created everyday all over the world and it’s exciting to observe a digital transformation of the logistics sector. As a student you can become a part of this process on the Startup Day or even get inspired for your own business idea. The Startup Day will be open to all KLU students, external students and practitioners interested in the topic.
Agenda
Thursday, February 06
| 19:00 - 19:30 | Arrival of Participants (Golden Auditorium) |
| 19:30- 21:00 | Key Note and Experts Round Table on “How can research enable startups and innovation in logistics” Key Note Speaker:
Discussants:
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| 21:00 - 22:00 | Get Together |
Friday, February 07
| 08:00 - 09:00 | Welcome | |||
| 09:00 - 09:15 | Opening | |||
| 09:30 - 11:00 | Software Providers Small Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Maritime I: Transport and Containers EE Lecture 1 (5th Floor)
| Trucking I: Forwarding FTL Lecture 1/2 (1st Floor)
| Food Logistics Auditorium (Ground Floor)
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| 11:30 - 13:00 | Data Analytics Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Maritime II: Support Services Small Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Trucking II: Technologies Lecture 1/2 (1st Floor)
| E-commerce Support EE Lecture 1 (5th Floor)
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| 13:00 - 14:00 | Lunch Break | |||
| 14:00 - 15:30 | Supply Chain Transparency Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Alternative modes Lecture 1/2 (1st Floor)
| Trucking III: Forwarding LTL Small Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Warehousing EE Lecture 1 (5th Floor)
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| 16:00 - 17:30 | Monitoring and Technologies Auditorium (Ground Floor)
| Last mile and Finance EE Lecture 1 (5th Floor)
| Transport planning Lecture 1/2 (1st Floor)
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| 18:00 | Get together | |||
| In the evening | After Show Party at Sovereign Speed |
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Partners & Sponsors
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Conference fee*
- External students and KLU students: free
- KLU Members: free
- KLU Alumni: 125 € (reduced price)
- Companies and other institutions: 250 €
*includes VAT
KLU staff and students
Please register via e-mail: eventmangement@the-klu.org
Organization
Prof. Dr. Hanno Friedrich
Associate Professor of Freight Transportation - Modelling and Policy
Kühne Logistics University - KLU
Marina Odnokonnaya
Student MSc in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Kühne Logistics University - KLU
Supportive Faculty
Prof. Dr. Hanno Friedrich
Associate Professor of Freight Transportation - Modelling and Policy
Kühne Logistics University - KLU
Prof. Dr. André Ludwig
Associate Professor of Computer Science in Logistics
Kühne Logistics University - KLU
Prof. Dr. Christian Barrot
Professor of Marketing and Innovation & Dean of Programs
Kühne Logistics University - KLU
In review - Startup Day 2019
With 300 attendees in 2019, KLU’s Startup Day has been growing every year. In three words, what has made the event so successful?
Hanno Friedrich: Atmosphere! There was a very friendly and open atmosphere. Students are really into startups and innovation, and they really wanted to understand their approaches. The second one would be a network effect, also among the start-ups. And thirdly, there was a mix of different participants, especially people from start-ups and students. Many professionals have also started coming to the event.
Carla Soriano: Sticking with three words, networking is a big one to me. Also, it was a dynamic event because it is moving and changing. This is also how logistics and supply chains work. The last one is openness. Everyone was reachable; you felt no sense of hierarchies. Everyone was on the same level, and you had the chance to approach anyone you were able to.
