PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES
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<strong>PHILIPPINES</strong><br />
Port Development<br />
SUMMIT 2013<br />
WORKSHOPS<br />
Pre-Conference Workshop: Tuesday, 13 August 2013<br />
Efficient Port Operations and Logistics Management<br />
Philippines has almost doubled its port capacities in the past<br />
5 years but several ports remain underutilized and inefficient.<br />
This has contributed to high costs of shipping coupled with<br />
negative implications for the country’s competitiveness and<br />
growth. This workshop will provide port operators and users<br />
of Philippines Ports to improve operational efficiencies<br />
through effective capacity utilization and logistics<br />
management.<br />
Workshop Outline:<br />
• Workflow processes in ports<br />
• Understanding the issues behind congestions and<br />
bottlenecks<br />
• Key operational challenges and overcoming them<br />
• Case studies from other ports in the region<br />
• Small group discussions on identifying problems and<br />
implementing solutions on efficient port management.<br />
About Your Workshop Leader<br />
Alan Murphy, Chief Operating Officer & Partner,<br />
Sealntel Maritime Analysis<br />
Alan has close to 10 years of extensive experience in the fields<br />
of Liner shipping research, analysis and systems development.<br />
He started his career with the global Market Intelligence<br />
department of Maersk Line in 2004, where he had<br />
responsibilities for developing, implementing, and managing<br />
central systems for measuring and analyzing customer<br />
satisfaction, vessel utilization, market events, and internal<br />
performance. Later, as Senior Analyst of Maersk Line’s<br />
Intelligence and Analysis section, he was responsible for global<br />
Supply/Demand modeling, long term forecasting, market and<br />
competitor analysis, and Senior Management reporting.<br />
Post-Conference Workshop: Friday, 16 August 2013<br />
EPC Contract Negotiation and Management<br />
Construction projects in port and marine related sectors are<br />
complex in nature. The evolving regulatory compliance, range<br />
of stakeholders involved, contract negotiation and<br />
management will require detailed understanding of the legal<br />
implications in the contract. This workshop will provide port<br />
operators, EPC companies and solution providers the practical<br />
information to enable them to enhance the commercial value<br />
for their port projects.<br />
Workshop Outline:<br />
• EPC Contracts – types, risks, specifics and technicalities<br />
• Agreeing on contract specifications and key deliverables<br />
• Performance measures and service levels for contractors<br />
• Monitoring procedures<br />
• Dispute resolution<br />
About Your Workshop Leader<br />
Gerlando Butera, Partner,<br />
Nabarro LLP<br />
Gerlando Butera is an international construction law specialist<br />
with more than 25 years’ experience of construction,<br />
engineering and power projects. His project experience in<br />
the marine civil engineering sector includes dredging and<br />
reclamation works for the construction of new port and dock<br />
facilities; deepening and widening of approach channels to<br />
ports and the installation of navigation aids; dredging and<br />
backfilling for offshore pipelines and for the construction of<br />
an immersed tube tunnel; etc. Qualified to practice in Hong<br />
Kong and England, Gerlando relocated to Singapore with his<br />
law firm Nabarro LLP in the autumn of 2012.<br />
REGISTER TODAY! +65 6508 2401 register@ibcasia.com.sg www.philippinesportsummit.com