1 Prof. Dr. Albert Veenstra Scientific director Dinalog (NL)

Agenda  Dinalog  ETP Alice  ERANET Logistics call domains

Dinalog program lines 3 DINALOG ECO SYSTEM

An insight into ALICE: The European Technology Platform for Logistics

7/22/ What are the European Technology Platforms, ETPs? “European Technology Platforms (ETPs) are industry-led stakeholder fora that develop short to long-term research and innovation agendas and roadmaps for action at EU and national level to be supported by both private and public funding”*

7/22/ HORIZON 2020 logistics related items Developing and applying new concepts of freight transport and logistics Contribution to low carbon supply chains Transport usage more energy efficient Achieving virtually CO2-free city logistics in major urban centres by % of road freight transport over 300 kilometres should shift to rail and waterborne transport* *ALICE is in favour of using the most efficient combination of transport modes COM(2011) 809 final. “Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL establishing Horizon The Framework Programme for Research and Innovation ( )” European Commission, Brussels,

ETP Working Groups & Chairs Logistics + Supply Chain Rod Franklin Angelo Aulicino Paola Cossu Sergio Barbarino Lóri Tavasszy Emilio Gonzalez Dirk ’t Hooft Prof. dr. Albert Veenstra Paolo Paganelli Stefano Persi Marcin Hajdul Andreas Nettsträter Corridors, hubs and synchro- modality Urban Logistics Sustainable, Safe and Secure Supply Chains Supply Chain Coordination and Collaboration Information systems for interconnected logistics Mr. Vincent Santacroce

Alice Roadmaps

ERANET Transport Flagship 2015 Call Title: Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chains Ambition: integrate research across European Member States, across research agendas and across modes. Focus: on logistics

Relevance of Logistics  14% of GDP of Europe  10-15% of costs of finished goods  10-30% improvement in EU logistics corresponds with € Bln.  LPI top Ten contains many EU countries, among which nr 1, 2, and 3 10

ERANET vision on role of logistics 11

Pillars of Sustainable Logistics 12

Call domains 1. Cross-border freight transport corridors 2. Hub development 3. Urban/Last mile logistics 4. Organisation innovation and new business models 5. Information infrastructure and services for logistics 13

Cross-border freight transport corridors 14  optimizing the coordination between passengers and goods transport  bottleneck detection in corridors  cross border management (for empty equipment)  service differentiation  continental freight flows in supply chains  synchromodality

Hub development  sustainable freight hubs (TEN-T)  gateway concepts for intermodal hubs  connecting inland shipping with rail  improve transhipment points 15

Urban/Last mile logistics  urbanization and e-commerce  bundling and distribution concepts  home delivery and consumer behaviour  use inner-city infrastructure for city distribution  new technology and fuel  adapting vehicles and load units for urban distribution  urban delivery infrastructures 16

Organisation innovation and new business models  closed loop supply chains  procurement innovation  product design and packaging  European Information Platform architecture  business models for cooperation  advanced supply chain risk management and resilience  new business models in supply chains  collaboration and coordination 17

Information infrastructure and services for logistics  pan-European ICT-architecture for synchromodality  big data  information acquisition, standardisation and transfer  trust and privacy  information use in supply chain event management  data governance models 18

Thank you for your attention Prof. Dr. Albert Veenstra Dinalog 19