Frequency for logistics

The Frequency for Logistics podcast explores success stories, best practices, superpowers, and insights from top experts in logistics, transport, and supply chains.

Tune in to Frequency for Logistics every 14 days and get ready for a video and/or audio experience that will personally inspire you and deepen your understanding of the world of logistics and supply chains.

#9 SLZ Frequency for logistics I Konstantinos Vassilakos, Mouhalis group

How to Create Good Logistics Practices During High Demand for Fast Deliveries? The Greek company Mouhalis Group created a rapid delivery service for food and non-food items during the COVID lockdown. What was their reach, the average basket value, and how did they manage to ensure delivery to the customer’s door within 20 minutes?

#7 SLZ Frequency for logistics I Richard Terme, Cargill - good practice example

Richard Terme from the company Cargill in conversation with Vida Petrovčič about a case of good practice and cooperation between the so-called "Fjord Friends" - salmon feed producers Cargill and Skretting in Norway. Collaboration in supply chains has a significant impact on reducing the carbon footprint.

#6 SLZ Frequency for logistics I David Luft, Plug and Play Tech Center

David Luft from Plug and Play Tech Center on connecting start-ups with logistics and other companies. How to link technology providers with corporations, what methods they use, and the various fields they operate in.

#4 SLZ Frequency for logistics I Alex Van Breedam, Tri-Vizor

Alex van Breedam from the company Tri-Vizor, in conversation with Vida Petrovčič, on the example of cooperation between the companies Nestlé and PepsiCo. What is smart logistics, and how can collaboration between companies in the supply chain contribute to optimization, while also protecting the important data of each company? The future of logistics lies in cooperation.

#3 SLZ Frequency for logistics I dr. Nick Vyas about trends in Logistics

The world of supply chains and logistics has undergone significant changes. The pandemic exposed structural weaknesses, leading to a breaking point and the urgent need for restructuring.

In an interview with Vida Petrovčič, Dr. Nick Vyas, founder of the Randall R. Kendrick Institute of Supply Chain Management, discussed these pressing issues—how businesses and governments are navigating the post-COVID era, what the current "must-haves" in business are, and what the Green Agenda will bring.

#2 SLZ Frequency for logistics I dr. Markus Mau, president of European logistics association

Markus Mau, the newly elected president of ELA, discusses the international role of the European Logistics Association and his perspective on Slovenian companies.

Mr. Mau acknowledges that the Logistics Congress is a great example of collaboration and networking, which aligns with his goals as the president of ELA.

In his interview with Vida Petrovčič, they also touched on Slovenia's role on the global logistics stage.

#1 SLZ Frequency for logistics I Igor Žula, president od SLZ about Logistic congress 2024

The 11th International Logistics Congress "Supply Chains in Science and Practice" took place in March 2024 in Portorož, bringing together 600 participants from over 20 countries.

The program featured 41 speakers and experts who shared best practices, and once again successfully connected stakeholders from logistics, transportation, manufacturing companies, IT and technology solution providers, as well as representatives from education and government—fulfilling the core mission of the congress.

In an interview with Vida Petrovčič, Igor Žula, president of the Slovenian Logistics Association and the event organizer, discussed the key topics highlighted at the 2024 Logistics Congress. He addressed the concerns raised by logistics and supply chain experts, the importance of collaboration among all stakeholders and decision-makers, and the strategic direction for the future.

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