EVENT OVERVIEW
Indonesia has set a national target to cut logistics costs to 12.5% of GDP by 2029. For supply chain leaders it’s more of a mandate to distribute more efficiently and integrate faster. AI is the obvious lever, and also the noisiest one. Every TMS today claims to be intelligent and AI-powered. Yet there is a significant difference between AI that simply reports, recommends and ‘alerts, and AI that can safely make and execute decisions across complex, real-world logistics operations.
The Gap Shows Up in Numbers
- 84% of manufacturers report generating measurable value from AI, but only 20% of AI use cases have been successfully scaled. Source: Deloitte
- 56% of Chief Supply Chain Officers identify integration with legacy systems and processes as a major barrier to scaling AI. Source: Gartner
So real question no longer whether AI belongs in the supply chains. It is which decisions to automate now, which to stage for later, and how to tell genuine operational intelligence from another AI-labelled pitch, whichever software you work with.
Join us for a thought-provoking evening with senior supply-chain, logistics and technology leaders from Indonesia’s leading retail, CPG and manufacturing enterprises. Together we will challenge assumptions, benchmark priorities with peers and leave with a clearer perspective on how to make the most of AI in supply chains.
The format is intentionally intimate and seats are limited to 15 to enable candid conversations. Attendance is by invite-only.
WHY ATTEND
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Indonesia's 12.5% logistics-cost mandate is now your KPI
Leave with a concrete view of which automation decisions actually move that number in 2026 and which are expensive theatre.
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A vendor-proof framework
Five questions that expose whether any "AI-powered" TMS pitch can actually decide and execute, or just report and alert.
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Benchmark against the room with your peers, not a general report
Closed-door, peer-led, off the record: hear where Indonesia's leading retail, CPG, and manufacturing operators are drawing their own automation line.
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A defensible position for your board
Walk out able to articulate what you'll automate now, what you'll stage, and what stays human-led with reasons.
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The right room
Senior operators only, seats capped, and the real conversation happens over lunch.
AGENDA
| 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM |
Registration & Arrivals |
| 11:00 AM – 11:20 AM |
Opening Address: The Automation Question for IndonesiaAs Indonesian supply chains face growing pressure to become faster, more resilient and cost-efficient SPEAKER» Albert Indardyo, Director of Sales, Locus |
| 11:20 AM – 11:40 AM |
Panel Discussion with Industry Leaders5 Questions to ask before you believe another AI pitch for a TMS |
| 11:40 AM – 12:30 PM |
Executive Roundtable Discussion:Drawing the Automation Line
Discussion open to all attendees |
| 12:30 PM – 12:45 PM |
Closing address: What now?The afternoon’s strongest insights distilled into a practical set of priorities, red flags and principles for making smarter automation decisions. SPEAKER» Albert Indardyo, Director of Sales, Locus |
| 12:45 PM - 02:00 PM |
Cocktails & Networking Lunch |