Koichi Kaizu
Subject Matter Expert – Logistics & Module JGC Corporation
At JGC Corporation, Koichi Kaizu leads logistics execution for overseas energy plant EPC projects, with responsibility for operational performance, project progress, resource allocation, and budget management. As the company's subject matter expert, Koichi provides guidance and solutions for large-scale, technically complex, and modularized projects, supporting successful project delivery across both FEED and EPC stages.
Event Agenda Sessions
AI-ready supply chains: Data maturity, cybersecurity and scenario planning in project logistics
AI can only support project logistics when the underlying information is reliable, shared and usable. This session asks what cargo owners, EPCs, carriers and forwarders need to put in place before AI can add value in live project execution, including trusted data, clear ownership, cybersecurity and human accountability.
The discussion will the test these requirements against realistic project logistics disruptions, examining how AI-supported planning could help teams respond when a vessel is delayed, a port becomes unavailable, documentation breaks down or systems are compromised.
Through a moderated scenario planning exercise, panellists and delegates will be asked to consider what information is needed to make better decisions, where AI can improve visibility and planning, and where expert judgement, safety oversight and accountability remain essential.
Wednesday 18 November 15:00 - 15:50 Breakbulk Live Stage
Digital, Technology & Innovation
Supply Chain, Risk & Resilience
AI can only support project logistics when the underlying information is reliable, shared and usable. This session asks what cargo owners, EPCs, carriers and forwarders need to put in place before AI can add value in live project execution, including trusted data, clear ownership, cybersecurity and human accountability.
The discussion will the test these requirements against realistic project logistics disruptions, examining how AI-supported planning could help teams respond when a vessel is delayed, a port becomes unavailable, documentation breaks down or systems are compromised.
Through a moderated scenario planning exercise, panellists and delegates will be asked to consider what information is needed to make better decisions, where AI can improve visibility and planning, and where expert judgement, safety oversight and accountability remain essential.
Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai
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