Melbourne Supply Chain Conference (MSCC 3.0)

Hosted by the Department of Management and Marketing (Operations and Supply Chain Management Area), University of Melbourne

In today’s highly volatile and competitive business environment, enhancing supply chain resilience and sustainability simultaneously has been a core challenge in both the industry and academia. Thanks to the swift development of advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning, practitioners and scholars can now have more opportunities to adopt these innovative solutions to manage supply chain risks more proactively and to achieve lasting economic, environmental, and social benefits.


This year, the third Melbourne Supply Chain Conference (MSCC 3.0) focuses on supply chain resilience and sustainability enhancement using advanced technologies. This event will again bring together industry experts and eminent scholars to showcase the contemporary development and innovations in this area, and explore industry-university collaboration opportunities to advance supply chain resilience and sustainability further in the era of uncertainty. Come and join us for an experience that will pave the way to hear first-hand experiences and advancements in supply chain resilience and sustainability, and connect with leading practitioners and experts in the field.

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Program

Wednesday 29 October

Full-day conference from 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Plenary Session 1: Redefining Supply Chains Through Artificial Intelligence.

Plenary Session 2: Role of AI and Advanced Technologies in Supply Chain Resilience.

Lunch & Industry Showcase

Plenary Session 3: Gen AI applications for Sustainability in Supply Chains.

Full Conference Program

Thursday 30 October

Site Visit: 9:30 AM-11:30 AM
Site visit to TMX for UoM student attendees (subject to availability).
To sign up, please indicate your interest during the registration process by checking the relevant box.

MSCC Case Competition: Join the UoM - Toll Group Case Competition and put your problem-solving skills to the test. You’ll work in teams to develop innovative, AI-powered solutions that tackle real challenges in safety, sustainability, and operational efficiency. This is your chance to gain hands-on consulting experience, build your industry network, and showcase your ideas to one of Australia’s leading logistics companies. More Info

Important information

  • Price Type Description
    $350 Early Bird Industry Delegates & Academics Full-day Conference on Day One 
    $500 Regular Industry Delegates & Academics Full-day Conference on Day One 
    $56Early Bird  UoM StudentsFull-day Conference on Day One + Optional Site Visits on Day Two (Site visits are subject to availability)
    $80 UoM Students Full-day Conference on Day One + Optional Site Visits on Day Two (Site visits are subject to availability)
  • Forum 1 Melbourne Connect
    700 Swanston St, Carlton VIC 3053

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  • Metered street parking is available in the surrounding streets, or use Ace Parking: 96 Grattan St, Carlton VIC 3053.

Key Dates 2025

31 July 2025

Registration opens

30 September 2025

Early Bird registration extended until the end of September

28 September 2025

Case competition team registrations close

22 October 2025

Conference registration closes

29 October 2025

Conference day

30 October 2025

Site visit and case competition final

Meet  Our  Speakers

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Adriana Bora

Project Lead AIMS (AI against Modern Slavery), Mila
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Vignesh Chidambaram

Senior Project Manager, Ecovadis
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Simon Hinds

Senior Director SCM, CSL
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Suzanne Heng

Head of Customer Fulfilment, SICK Sensor Intelligence
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Hari Janakiraman

Head of Industry & Innovation, Transaction Banking, ANZ
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Dr Carman Ka Man LEE

Associate Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Frank Lai

Head of Asia-Pacific , State of Flux
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Lexia Laracy

Head of Procurement Excellence, APA
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Janette O'Neill

Partner & Chief Sustainability Officer, PwC Australia
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Shankar Sribalachandran

MD & Practice Lead, Accenture Australia
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Ian Wong

Chief Technology Officer, CircuR Tech

Organising Committee

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Prof William Ho

Professor & Deputy Head, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne
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Dr George Panas

Enterprise Fellow, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne
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Dr Medo Pournader

Senior Lecturer, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne
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Dr Zahra Seyedghorban

Senior Lecturer, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne
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Chloe Chang

Engagement Coordinator, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne
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Neda Rahmani

Engagement Officer, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Melbourne

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