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The objective of
the seminar is to focus APEC government policy and business initiatives to maximise the
benefits from electronic commerce in trade and transport.
To achieve this a range
of presentations and open discussion sessions have been set up around the following
issues;
- APEC’s ongoing action plan for
electronic commerce.
- Looking at successful applications of
electronic commerce in transport and trade.
- Paperless trading - making it happen.
- Business friendly policy settings for
electronic commerce.
- Dealing with current and future
intelligent transport systems and electronic commerce technology.
Date: 20 April
1999
Location: Hotel
Carrera, Santiago, Chile
To be held in conjunction
with the 15th meeting of the APEC Transportation Working Group
Cost: Nil
Who should attend?
The seminar is about producing meaningful solutions for the various stakeholders of
electronic commerce in APEC member countries. It is expected that delegates to the seminar
would include government officers making decisions on electronic commerce, transport
industry users and providers of electronic commerce services to government and industry.
For non-TPT-WG members you can register
for EC seminar by clicking "here". For
TPT-WG members to register for the EC Seminar and TPT-WG 15 go to "Next Meeting".
For further details please contact
Poh Aye Tan (Ms)
Australian Department of Transport and Regional Services
E-Mail:ptan@email.dot.gov.au
Ph: (61 2) 6274 7579
Fax: (61 2) 6274 7744
Please
click on title to view the corresponding presentation.
Date: 20 April
1999, Location: Santiago de Chile
Time |
Program |
0845 |
Welcome and
Introduction CHAIR: Alvaro
D韆z, Chilean Ministry for Economy Development and
Reconstruction
RESPONSE: Ted Cherrett, Transportation Working Group Lead Shepherd |
0905 |
APEC 'Blueprint for Action on Electronic
Commerce' – What Next - development and priority actions - EC Steering Group, its Function and Modus Operandi
- Closer cooperation between APEC fora on work program.
SPEAKER: Poh Aye Tan, Transportation
Working Group |
0915 |
The Web - Intermodal Tracking
and Beyond the Gate SPEAKER:
Ernst Radloff, Transport Canada |
0935 |
Electronic Commerce as a Solution to Congestion SPEAKER: Jorge Gonzales, Chilean National Chamber
of Commerce |
1005 |
Open Discussion |
1020 |
Break |
1040 |
Leveraging Electronic Commerce in the
Integrated Express
Transport OperationsSPEAKER:
James Goh, United Parcel Service |
1110 |
Improving Container Movement by Rail Using
Electronic Commerce SPEAKER:
Joan Yim, Parsons Brinckerhoff |
1130 |
Current and Future Developments in EDI in Container Transportation
in China SPEAKER: Liang
Hua, Chinese Ministry of Communications |
1145 |
Enabling Global E-Commerce with Modern
Transportation Technologies SPEAKER:
Gary Maring, US Department of Transportation |
1215 |
Open Discussion |
1230 |
Lunch Break |
1330 |
Efficient Port Operations Using Electronic Commerce
Systems SPEAKER: Allen
Bain, P & O Ports International |
1410 |
SCCP and Electronic Commerce SPEAKER: Clay Kerswell, Australian Customs
Services |
1425 |
Electronic Data Interchange - The Chilean
Experience SPEAKER: Andres
Santoro del Campo, Chilean Customs Service |
1440 |
Re-engineering Cargo Managements Systems in the
Modern Electronic Commerce Environment - the Australian Experience SPEAKER: Clay Kerswell, Australian Customs Service |
1455 |
Open Discussion |
1515 |
Break |
1535 |
Electronic Commerce and Transport Operations - Future
Challenges SPEAKER: Peter
Hopton, BHP |
1605 |
Intelligent Transport
Systems Developments and the Use of
Electronic Commerce - What next?SPEAKER: Andrew M Schoka, Mitretek Systems, Inc. |
1625 |
The Way Ahead for the Transportation
Working Group SPEAKER:
Joanne Blackburn, Transportation Working Group |
1645 |
Open Discussion |
1705 |
Closing by the
Chair |
1720 |
End |
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