会议介绍
Delivery Lead Time Challenges in Cross-Border eCommerce
Customers understand that cross-border deliveries have a long lead time, and there are a variety of reasons that they are willing to wait patiently for their order. However, that does not change the fact that competition puts pressure on you to shorten your delivery time. In this session we will look at transportation, customs, inventory placement and other the factors that affect lead times. Then we will provide solutions for speeding up delivery and making your customers happier.
Jim Serstad, Managing Director, Tompkins International
Overview of Major China Cross-Border platforms and Best Practices for Brands & Retailers to engage with them
First of all, George will state the overview of China inbound cross-border e-commerce market & overview of latest developments and move on to profiles of major inbound cross-border platforms including Tmall Global, Amazon Overseas, YMatou, KJT and etc. At last, he will analyze the case studies of successful brands & retailers on the respective platforms.
George Godula, Founder & CEO, Web2Asia
Logistics and E-commerce Fulfillment Solution across Borders
aCommerce will address opportunities and challenges in the logistics and fulfillment industry as well as provide insights on the characteristics of the Southeast Asian market and consumers. With a deep understanding of the pain-points of global cross-border e-commerce, aCommerce will offer solutions on how to best connect the dots in the cross border fulfillment chain.
Paul Srivorakul, Group CEO, aCommerce
Supply Chain and China Market Entry
Foreign companies are increasingly comfortable with sourcing from China and even fully integrating China into their global supply Chain. This tends to lead to greater awareness of the China market and greater comfort in dealing with its complexities. What is the best way for companies to take the next step and build on these supply chain strengths to develop a B2C entry strategy for China?
Frank Lavin, Chairman & CEO, Export Now
Accelerating Efficient Ways for Merchants (Small, Medium and Large) for On-Boarding To Cross Border E-Commerce Platforms
Scott will focus on promoting business growth for e-commerce and logistics service providers which facilitate business growth for U.S. companies coming to China, and also for assisting Chinese companies linking with U.S. Suppliers (cross border ecommerce logistics)
Scott D. Williams, Vice President of Programs & Services, The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai
Tmall Global: how to reach Chinese online shoppers without a registered business in China.
Launched in Feb. 2014 by Alibaba, Tmall Global is a website dedicated for business entities outside China, where overseas brands and merchants can sell their products directly to Chinese online shoppers. The presentation will answer the following questions:What's the difference between Tmall Global and Tmall? How does Tmall Global work? Which strategy to adopt? How to start selling on Tmall Global
Thibault Boiron, GM Shanghai, altima°
Tmall Global Logistics Options for Cosmetics
In addition to the usual challenges facing cross border eCommerce logistics, the cosmetics category faces other limitations which may impact many brands’ ambitions on Tmall Global. Long Wong will discuss the pros and cons for various logistics options.
Long Wong, Chief Operating Officer, U-Cosmetics
The Cross Borderline: China at the Tipping Point
Will Tmall Global and other big established platforms dominate China cross border ecommerce? What can smaller platforms and vendors do to compete? Ernie will provide a theory for China's cross border evolution, by starting with the online Chinese consumer and closing the loop.
Ernie Diaz, Publisher, China Digital Review
Strategies and Top Tips to Win Customer Trust and Boost Sales Online in Southeast Asia
The overall direction will be to touch upon the 3 converging trends in Southeast Asia (young market, economic growth and internet/mobile penetration). With a reputation for being a name to look out for in 2015 eCommerce trends (by WSJ) and being the number 1 online platform (UBS), Lazada has earned some level of authority to “speak for” the industry.
Aimone Ripa di Meana, Managing Director Hong Kong, Lazada Group
Summer Lu, Director of Overseas Division, Xiu.com
【会议门票】参会费用：标准价 2500元/人；团购价 7500元/3人，买三张送一张，即可4人参会。
【会议通知】2015跨境电子商务物流论坛将于2015年3月26日在上海召开。
Recent official data shows that trade volume in China's cross-border e-commerce pilot cities surpassed 3 billion yuan (US$ 489 million) by the end of 2014. E-commerce exports surpassed 2 billion yuan (US$ 326 million) across 16 pilot cities, including Shanghai and Beijing, in the 18 months since July 2013, while imports totaled 1 billion yuan (US$ 161 million), the General Administration of Customs (GAC) data showed.
For both merchants, consumers and the logistics operators in/out China however, the path to online purchases across borders is still a bumpy one. Cross-border deliveries often mean back-office administrative headaches including still major bottleneck with China customs, unexpected duties and taxes, currency conversion issues, increasing risk of fraud and deliveries delays.
组织机构
主办单位：全球供应链协会（Global Supply Chain Council）
时间地点
会议时间：2015年3月26日
会议地点：上海索菲特海仑宾馆
