JUL- SEP 2017 Issue 70 - CILT香港運輸物流學會 Issue70 JUL- SEP 2017 Newsletter 7/F., Yue Hing Building, 103 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong T. (852) 2866 6336 • F. (852)

香港運輸物流學會

70IssueJUL- SEP 2017

Newsletter

7/F., Yue Hing Building, 103 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong KongT. (852) 2866 6336 • F. (852) 2866 6118 • E. [email protected]

The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kongwww.cilt.org.hk

CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2017

(from left to right) Mr Joseph Tsui, Honorary Secretary; Mr Tsang Wing-hang, President; Dr Kenneth Pang, Honorary Treasurer; Mr Ronald Lee; representing Honorary Legal Auditor

PresidentMr Wing Hang TSANG, FCILT

Immediate Past President Mr Sunny LK HO, FCILT

Vice PresidentsIr Dr Vincent P FONG, FCILT Dr Jacob CP KAM, FCILT Ir Dr Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILTDr Venus YH LUN, FCILT

Honorary Secretary Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT

Honorary Treasurer Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT

Council Members Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILTMr William CM CHUNG, CMILTIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTDr Stephen WC HO, FCILT Ms Vicky WM KOO, FCILTMr Ricky SB LAM, CMILTMs Karen SK LAM, CMILTMr Kong Yui LEUNG, FCILTMr Timothy KK LI, FCILTProf Becky PY LOO, FCILT Mr Mark MILLAR, FCILT

Dr Isaac KC NG, FCILTMr Peter YC NG, FCILTIr Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILTMr Simon SM TU, CMILTMr Eric MS WONG, FCILTIr Prof Sze Chun WONG, FCILT Dr Eugene YC WONG, CMILTProf Anthony GO YEH, FCILTHon Frankie CM YICK, FCILTMs Carolina LC YIP, FCILTMiss Alice WC YIP, CMILT

Publication CommitteeIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTMr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILTDr Tsz Leung YIP, FCILTDr Roger KY CHAN, CMILTMs Phoebe KC WONG, CMILT

The 2016-2018 CILTHK Council

The Institute’s Annual General Meeting 2017 was convened on Thursday, 14 September 2017 at the “The Salisbury” – YMCA of Hong Kong, Tsimshatsui. To recap the first year of his presidency, Mr Tsang reported the works of the Council from Oct-2016 to Sep-2017.

The AGM was attended by 70 members and guests. All resolutions on the agenda were adopted.

A minor increase of 2.4% in membership whereas the Institute would continue the works in membership growth in particular recruiting Organisation Members;The Institute continued to participate in CILT International affairs/events actively and members were encouraged to participate in two forthcoming Conferences in China in 2017 and Poland in 2018;The Institute had been active in promoting public awareness of the Institute by means of organising various CPD activi-ties, academic competitions and industrial competition;10 submissions of position papers to government bureau/departments had been prepared last year; one of them was an attempt for an inclusion of CILTHK members as individual electors in the Transport Functional Constituency.

Special Resolutions passed on the Adjustment of the Annual Subscription and Election Fees for Membership effect from 1st October 2017

To attract potential Student Members, other than delivering talks to introduce our profession and the Institute to freshmen on their Orientation Days, a new incentive scheme initiated by the Quality Assurance Committee was presented in giving a waiver of membership application fee which is HK$150 to all eligible students in attracting their application for CILTHK membership. The motion was approved with 41 votes of Institute Members (i.e. 98% of the eligible votes). The new scheme was relayed to universities and colleges and 146 new applications were received in the following month.

Special Resolutions passed on the Alteration of the Institute’s Articles of Association

The motion was in fact passed in the last AGM; however, due to subsequent comments received from the Inland Revenue Department after the AGM 2016 and therefore the resolution passed became ineffective as advised by the Companies Registry. The revised Articles of Association therefore had to re-present again for members’ adoption. The alteration of the Institute’s Articles of Association was also passed by the special resolution at the AGM with a support from 88% of Institute Members.

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong KongCILTHK Annual General Meeting 2017

CILTHK President Award 2017

CILTHK Scholarships 2016/2017 and the CILTHK Logistics & Transport Final Year Project Award 2017

Prof Becky Pui-ying LOO was honoured with this prestigious award. She was the President of the Institute in 2012-2014, International Vice President in 2012-2016 and has been chairing the International Membership Standards Committee till 2017. Other than representing the Institute sitting in the Harbourfront Commission and the Road Safety Council, Prof Loo is also a member of various advisory boards.

The Institute would like to express again our appreciation to the Airport Authority Hong Kong for their donation in supporting the two events. Awardees were as follows:

Sub-degree level student: Mr WONG Chik-ho (黃植豪) of HKU SPACE Community College (HD in Logistics and Transport)

Bachelor degree student: Miss LIANG Wenshan, Iris (梁文珊) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management)

Master degree student: Mr DANG Xinlong (黨新龍) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (MSc in International Shipping and Transport Logistics)

Miss HO Wing-hang, a graduate of BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University was selected for the CILTHK L&T Final Year Project Award 2016. Her winning project title was “Design of a follow up treatment scheduling system for optimising the routing of home care nursing staff in the healthcare industry”

Welcome New FCILTs and CMILTsOur warm welcome to all newly elected members and our sincere congratulations to those who have successfully elected to become Chartered Fellow (FCILT) and Chartered Member (CMILT). Some newly elected members were presented with their membership certificates by the President in a ceremony at the AGM.

Prof Becky Loo was presented the diamond Institute collar pin by Mr Tsang Wing-hang

Ms Anna KY LIN (right), Chief Executive of GS1 Hong Kong, Chartered Fellow

Mr Mark SLADE (right), Managing Director of DHL Global Forwarding (HK) Ltd., Chartered Fellow

Mr Simon KY WONG (right), CEO of LSCM, Chartered Fellow

Mr WONG Chik-ho (right) was presented with the Scholarship by Mr Tsang Wing-hang (left)

Miss LIANG Wenshan, Iris was presented with the Scholarship

Miss HO Wing-hang was presented with the CILTHK L&T Student Final Year Project Award 2017

Mr LEE Tsz-tung, Brian (right), Chartered Member

Mr Peer Arno SCHMIDT (right), Chartered Member

Mr SO Hok-on, Leo (right), Chartered Member

Mr WONG Leong-ting, Billy (right), Chartered Member

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong KongCILTHK Annual General Meeting 2017

CILTHK Youth Project 2017A new competition was introduced by the Young Members Committee (YMC) to nurture students with exposures on transport and logistics under practical framework and to offer opportunities for students to engage with excellent companies. Participating students were required to investigate opportunities/problems the companies currently faced, and provide solutions as well as implementation plan thereafter.

Miss LAU Suet-ying, Alice Miss TSE Yang-wing Mr WONG Chi-kit

CILTHK Kerry Logistics Scholarship 2016/2017Kerry Warehouse (HK) Limited sponsors this new titled scholarship for a term of 3 years 2016-2019. Participating students were required to attend a technical visit at Kerry Logistics PC3 warehouse in Tai Po and then to prepare a presentation on the topic - The importance of process flow in logistics industry. The following three winning students were presented with the awards by Mr Tsang Wing-hang, the President, and Mr Alan Cheung, Executive Director of Kerry Logistics, at the AGM.

Master degree student: Miss LAU Suet-ying, Alice (劉雪瑩) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (MSc in International Shipping and Transport Logistics)1st Bachelor degree student: Miss TSE Yan-wing (謝欣穎) of Hang Seng Management College (BBA in Supply Chain Management (Hons))2nd Bachelor degree student: Mr WONG Chi-kit (黃智傑) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management))

A Project Sharing Session was arranged on 9 Sep 2017. Three teams shared their research findings learnt from industrial experts in the supporting companies including DHL Global Forwarding, Citybus and Hong Kong Ferry. The topics are comprehensive and interesting not limit to business process improvement but also smart city, e-commerce and human capital. Moreover, all candidates enjoyed the learning process when they were working on projects with different stakeholders. Sense of humour, attention to details and

9:30am – 12:30pm

2:30pm – 5:30pm

The Impacts of Traffic Congestion on Bus Service Quality & Bus Passenger Loyalty in a Competing Operating Environment: A Case Study of 592 Bus Route

Use of Big Data Analysis on Operation and Maintenance for Smarter MTR

A Study on the Kowloon Motor Bus Co (1933) Ltd

How Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Co Ltd can Cope with Serious Shortage of Manpower in Marine Industry

How can HK SME Forwarders Compete with Chinese Local Forwarders in B2C Cross-border Import e-Commerce?

The Usage of OCR for Documentation in the Logistics Industry – Ways to Improve the Efficiency of Delivering HAWB/Invoice to Customers

TANG Yan-manWONG Lok-ting

KU Yiu-chungLAU Sin-yee

LAU Chak-leungLAI Chi-ying

CHOI Fu-shanLAM Tsz-nga

WANG FanLAU Yuen-yee

POK Wai-manFUNG Tsz-hin

Champion

1st Runner-up

2nd Runner-up

Finalist

Finalist

Finalist

The University of Hong Kong

The University of Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Time/ Date Award Team member(s) Institute Topic

YMC thanked for the support from the following companies:Citybus LimitedDHL Global Forwarding (Hong Kong) LimitedHong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company LimitedKerry Logistics (Hong Kong) LimitedThe Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1933) LimitedMTR Corporation Limited

time management are key elements most students deployed in the projects.

The Institute would like to tender our appreciations to both Ms Suyin Anand and Mr Ronald Lee for their support in providing legal and accounting services respectively on an honorary basis. Ronald H.T. Lee & Co has been re-appointed as the Honorary Auditor for the financial year ended 31 December 2017. The night was concluded with a joyful dinner for members and guests. We thanked for the gracious presence of Chairmen and Presidents of various professional bodies and we look forward to the continuous collaboration with them.The full CILTHK Annual report 2016/2017 is downloadable at IS Disk area through logging into the Institute website at www.cilt.org.hk; and photos taken at the meeting and dinner can be viewed by clicking the flash bar on the home page of the Institute website.

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Submission on Inclusion of CILTHK Members as Individual Electors in Transport Functional Constituency to the Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs, 7 September 2017

Submission on “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area” to the Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs, 11 September 2017

Currently, there are only 208 bodies which being eligible to be registered as a voter in the Transport Functional Constituency (FC). The members of CILTHK are denied of the registration and therefore not able to play a more active role in the election system. In this connection, the Institute would like to seek incorporating individual electors in the Transport FC. Under the current arrangement, some Functional Constituencies comprise electors both in the form of bodies and individuals. When compared with other professional institutions of which their members are eligible for registration as individual electors under the respective functional constituencies like Education, Legal, Accountancy, Health Services, Engineering and Architectural, Surveying, Planning and Landscape etc., the criteria of membership election by CILTHK are at least on par if not more stringent. Despite that there being no requirement for the CILTHK members to be registered

Since the announcement of the “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area” by the Premier of the State Council in the Report on the Work of the Government in last March, there have been various visits, seminars and forums organised by different parties. The Institute sees its great impact and has tendered our views in particular the challenges and opportunities to Hong Kong in her transport and logistics development. The submission was sent to both the Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs and Secretary for Transport & Housing. The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong (CILTHK) supports the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) development. The GBA, a logical proposal with co-operation for synergic growth its main goal, will help to boost the economic growth and encourage the social interaction in the area. Yet, the support will be appreciated in terms of recommending measures to safeguard the role of Hong Kong in transport and logistics while making suggestions for regional co-operation in air, sea and land transport as well as logistics developments.

The following areas were analysed and discussed in our submission:

Please visit the Institute’s website at NEWS/POSITION PAPERS page on www.cilt.org.hk for the full copy of the above submissions.

Hong Kong’s competitive advantage Transshipment Maritime transport (freight) Air transport Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Passenger transport Technology and digitisation

under an ordinance in Hong Kong, the members are subject to the requirements of the Royal Charter, somewhat an assurance of professional quality and standard.

As a professional body specialised in transport and logistics, we pledge our support and have been actively collaborating with the Hong Kong Government. Apart from appointing members in response to the Government’s invitations to serve in different public committees, CILTHK has been active in offering professional inputs to the Government, either by invitation or on our own initiative. Our approaches are professional and logical with a view to contributing towards the well-being of the community of Hong Kong in a rational manner. In closing, we sincerely invite the Government’s kind consideration of our request which might make the election system of Hong Kong more convincing and complete.

By establishing the GBA, there would result in synergy through better co-ordination and collaboration among the cities concerned. Currently, the systems within the GBA are not “identical” with two different types of economies and different customs regimes co-existing. To remove the parochialism, the authorities should adopt a mentality of innovation, mutual opening and sharing within the cities in the area when planning economic future. In conclusion, Hong Kong should strive to enhance co-operation and co-ordination with other cities in the Pearl River Delta region, leveraging each other’s differentiation and respective strengths under the principle of complementarity and achieving a multi-win situation. However, it is hoped that in the course of formulating the strategies and preparing the development programme for the GBA, the parties concerned should give due consideration to the impacts among various cities with a view to optimising the synergy.

There is a need to make full use of the limited resources available and avoid wasteful competition such as in the transport and logistics field. In this connection, the implementation of strategies should be well phased and timely so as to suit the progressive development of the GBA. As far as Hong Kong is concerned, it is of paramount importance to ensuring that its competitive advantages could be maintained while taking the opportunities to prosper further through the synergy and development arising from the establishment of the GBA.

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CILTHK Seminar: Hong Kong 2030+: Sustainable Mobility in Hong Kong,11 July 2017

CILTHK Visit: Zuellig Pharma Distribution Center,5 August 2017

Professional Activities Committee

With the promulgation of the last review (‘Hong Kong 2030’) in 2007, the Hong Kong 2030+ is the latest strategic study updating the territorial development strategy, planning strategy and spatial development directions beyond 2030. One of the strategies is to promote the vision of strengthening Hong Kong as a liveable, competitive and sustainable “Asia’s World City”. Sustainable urban mobility is integral to realising this vision. In this seminar, the speaker, Mr KW Ng, Senior Town Planner of Planning Department, led the participants exploring how inclusive, green and smart mobility could be pursued in Hong Kong transcending 2030.

The below areas were discussed:The evolvement of the Hong Kong’s strategic planning legacyAn overview of Hong Kong 2030+ i) Proposed conceptual spatial framework & ii) Supporting Transport NetworkSustainable Urban Mobility in Hong Kong i) Supporting Transport Network ii) Physical and Functional Integration iii) Home - Job Spatial Distribution iv) Transport Capacity – Demand Management and New Infrastructure v) Smart Mobility

Hong Kong’s MTR Light Rail network has been an integral part of daily life in the Northwestern New Territories since 1988. In view of more new towns have been established and the growing population in the New Territories, the Light Rail network and feeder services have been expanded. Follow-through the last visit to MTR Tai Po Bus Maintenance Centre in December 2016, the speaker, Mr Alan Kwan, Senior Train Crew Manager of MTR, elaborated more thoroughly on the operations and management of MTR Bus and Light Rail in this seminar. Mr Kwan also shared with participants his experiences in dealing with different stakeholders in the provision of quality rail services to the community. Participants found the seminar very informative and interesting.

(from right to left) Mr Eric Wong, Mr Timothy Li, Mr KY Leung, Ir Dr David Ho, Mr WH Tsang (President of CILTHK), Mr KW Ng (Speaker), Mr Raymond Lee, JP (Director of Planning), Ir Dr Vincent Fong, Ir Dannies Ho and Ir Mervin Choy

Mr Alan Kwan (middle) received the Institute gift from Ir Prof Patrick Lee, Vice Chairman of PAC (left) and Ir Mervin Choy, member of PAC (right)

Zuellig Pharma has been successfully serving the Asian healthcare market since 1922. The distribution network now covers almost 350,000 clinics, hospitals, pharmacies and modern trade outlets in 12 countries. Through the visit, audience learnt Zuellig’ operation process how it complied with the strict regulatory requirements on those temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products as well as how they fulfilled different expectations and requirements of their clients. The visit was hosted by Mr Mathew Cheng, Zuellig’s Operations Manager that a general overview on the concept of clinical trial supply and logistics, distribution center operations performance, key performance indicator (KPI) and cold-chain facilities were introduced.

Group photo taken with Mr Mathew Cheng (4th from the right in the 1st row)

CILTHK Seminar:MTR Bus and Light Rail Operations and Management,29 July 2017

It was our honor to have the presence of Mr Raymond Lee, JP, Director of Planning, at the seminar. Mr Lee explained that Hong Kong 2030+ was a platform to address complex urban issues. CILTHK members were encouraged to express their views which gave rise to a fruitful discussion that evening.

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong KongProfessional Activities Committee

CILTHK Visit: LSCM R&D Centre at Cyberport,11 August 2017

27th Annual Conference of International Railway Safety Council (IRSC 2017)

"4th China International Logistics Development ConferenceTheme: Connectivity and integration, opening and sharing"

CILTHK 2-day Course 2017 (Part II) - Commercial Arbitration

SCLP Speaker Luncheon: The Greater Bay Area

Seminar: Challenges & Opportunities in Maritime Disputes (Hong Kong Maritime Week)

The 7th Asian Logistics and Maritime Conference (ALMC 2017)

CILTHK Visit: The Hong Kong Shipyard Ltd.- Harbour Vessels & Crafts Maintenance (Event of HK Maritime Industry Week)

"22nd International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies‘Transport and Society’"

22-27 Oct 2017

1-2 Nov 2017

11-12 Nov 2017

15 Nov 2017

21 Nov 2017

23-24 Nov 2017

25 Nov 2017

9-11 Dec 2017

CPD activities

CILTHK Seminar: To Automate or Not to Automate, that is the question for Hong Kong e-Commerce Logistics, 25 September 2017

The Hong Kong R&D Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management Enabling Technologies (LSCM R&D Centre) was founded in 2006 with funding from the Innovation and Technology Fund of the HKSAR Government. Its mission is to foster the development of core competencies in logistics and supply chain related technologies and to facilitate the adoption of these technologies by industries in Hong Kong and Mainland China. CILTHK members were received by Mr Simon Wong, the Chief Executive Officer of LSCM. During the visit, the latest development, deployment and application of the LSCM’s technologies in the industry were introduced. Participants were impressed by the technologies demonstration and found it very interesting.

Mr Timothy Li, Chairman of PAC (2nd from the left), presented the Institute gift to Mr Simon Wong (left) and pictured with PAC members

Irrespective ecommerce has been developed dramatically over the years and becomes a great opportunity for Hong Kong logistics industry; however, its development shown a bottleneck no matter it is online or offline or O2O. The large quantity and variety require high operational efficiency. That is not easy to achieve with manual handling and automation is considered. Taking the example of typical warehouse tenancy in Hong Kong which is always in the range of 2 to 5 years, it does not make sense to a logistics operator to invest on automation in such a short period of time. To combat the challenge, Prof George Huang, Professor and Head of Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Systems Engineering of HKU, builds up a game theoretic business model for ecommerce warehouse automation:

Prof Huang shared with the participants various approaches and options of smart automation for ecommerce logistics. The seminar led to a fruitful discussion.

If there is an equilibrium in the proposed new business model?What are the conditions for this new business model to succeed?What factors that determine and affect the efficiency of the automation game?

(from left to right) Ir Mervin Choy, member of PAC; Prof George Huang, the speaker; Ir Dannies Ho, Chair of the seminar

Sub-degree level student: Mr WONG Chik-ho (黃植豪) of HKU SPACE Community College (HD in Logistics and Transport)

Bachelor degree student: Miss LIANG Wenshan, Iris (梁文珊) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management)

Master degree student: Mr DANG Xinlong (黨新龍) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (MSc in International Shipping and Transport Logistics)

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Marketing & Promotion Committee

WiLAT Event: Confidence through Beauty, 21 September 2017

Women in Logistics & TransportWiLAT Chat with Distinguished Leader - Session I, 22 July 2017

The first session of “Chat with Distinguished Leader Program 2017” was held on 22 July (Saturday) afternoon at CILTHK Office. It is our honor to invite Mrs LAU KUN Lai-kuen, Stella, SBS, JP, Headmistress, Diocesan Girls’ School to share her view of “Leadership in Education” to our young managers. Participants were all inspired by Mrs Lau’s speech and encouraged to excel in their career development.

As a distinguished leader and bearing few roles in the community, Mrs Stella Lau believes the keys of successful leadership are:to trust your colleaguesto offer opportunities to your subordinatesto award and recognise the effort of your subordinates Leader should give a clear direction with goal and allocate works for suitable colleagues to help achieving it. Young force is our future leader. WiLAT may explore further opportunities with secondary school, for example organising career talks at school to promote the transport and logistics industry.

(from left to right) Ms Miriam Lau, Mrs Stella Lau (the Speaker), Dr Dorothy Chan

Self-confidence is an essential part of humanity. A person with self-confidence generally likes themselves, is willing to take risks to achieve their personal and professional goals, and thinks positively about the future. How to build up Self-Confidence? Mentally, we can cultivate a good attitude and positive thoughts and maintain a positive support network. Or physically, we can make ourselves a more pleasant appearance. No matter if we get any compliments, “Be a better me” and “Take pride in yourself.”

On 21 Sep 2017 evening, WiLAT beauty session with the theme of Confidence through Beauty - Find your true color was held at CILT Hong Kong office. The invited speaker Ms Veron Wong, Founder and Chief Make-Up Styling & Training Director of HK Hair & Beauty Merchants Associa-tion, has shared her professional views on the dressing and color matching tips in different occasions. Participants have learnt how to make good use of the accessories to highlight the outlook and how to build up personal confident through fashions, dresses, color matching etc.

For more information of WiLAT, please go to www.wilat.org.

Ms Vicky Koo (right), Chairperson of WiLAT HK, presented the Appreciation Certificate to Ms Veron Wong (left)

CILTHK Young Achiever Award 2017The CILTHK Young Achiever Award was firstly introduced in 2008 and the Institute is grateful in identifying remarkable young professionals throughout the competition. The Young Achiever 2017 goes to Ir ZHANG Xin-yu, Gary who is the Group Station Manager at MTR Corporation Ltd overseeing the operations of the Kwun Tong Line and Tsuen Wan Line Stations. Gary started his career as a Graduate Trainee in MTR in 2011. During various job assignments in MTR, he has involved in various railway projects in Hong Kong and Hangzhou and has successfully transformed himself from a construction engineer to a young operations manager. With his strong engineering background, he has contributed to promote a new mindset of ‘engineering for final product excellence and customer experience’ which is critical to the railway industry as well as the society. Gary dedicates himself to people development to mentor young Graduate Engineers and Railway Operations Trainees to get in-depth understanding the philosophy of the railway projects and operations during his day-to-day duties. He has been active in organising different professional activities aiming to build Ir Gary ZHANG (right), Chartered Member

up a platform to cohesive the young railway professionals and to promote the transportation profession and engagement with the general public. Gary will be nominated by the Council to represent CILTHK to compete for the CILT International Young Achiever Award 2018.

YMC Youth Project 2017 – Sharing Session, 9 September 2017

The Impacts of Traffic Congestion on Bus Service Quality & Bus Passenger Loyalty in a Competing Operating Environment: A Case Study of 592 Bus Route

Use of Big Data Analysis on Operation and Maintenance for Smarter MTR

A Study on the Kowloon Motor Bus Co (1933) Ltd

How Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Co Ltd can Cope with Serious Shortage of Manpower in Marine Industry

How can HK SME Forwarders Compete with Chinese Local Forwarders in B2C Cross-border Import e-Commerce?

The Usage of OCR for Documentation in the Logistics Industry – Ways to Improve the Efficiency of Delivering HAWB/Invoice to Customers

TANG Yan-manWONG Lok-ting

KU Yiu-chungLAU Sin-yee

LAU Chak-leungLAI Chi-ying

CHOI Fu-shanLAM Tsz-nga

WANG FanLAU Yuen-yee

POK Wai-manFUNG Tsz-hin

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kong

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Answers to the 2nd CPD Quiz (18 Jul – 1 Aug 2017)

Q1 Which of the following cannot be described as the one of the objectives of CPD programme? (B) To seek for volunteers to organise CILTHK events

Q2 The following activities would not normally be considered as Structured or Unstructured CPD activities, excepting: (D) Participating in a seminar organised by CILTHK with similar nature in logistics industry

Q3 CPD points of a 2-hour activity organised by CILTHK normally are: (D) 40 CPD points

Q4 If I achieved 400 CPD points for the last 24 months ended in 2017 which will be audited in 2018, how many CPD point(s) can I retain or defer to next CPD Audit cycle? (D) 0 CPD points

Q5 If a member has not received notice for CPD Audit by CPD team yet, and had 400 CPD points, what should the member do? (A) Keep all references, supporting documents, certificates ready

Q6 Members are allowed to apply for deferring his/her CPD Audit due to unavoidable circumstance. To apply for audit deferral, members must: (i) To have valid reason stated on the CPD record sheet (ii) To have evidence to prove the reason (iii) To declare those information provided on the record sheet are correct and true (iv) To submit application fee of HK$500 to the CILTHK office. (A) (i), (ii), and (iii) only

Winners of the 2nd CPD Quiz are:CHEUK Wing-Ho WONG Nga-lun, Alan

Answers to the 3rd CPD Quiz (20 Sep – 6 Oct 2017)

Q1 What is the CPD points range can the member claim for each of unstructured activity depending on the nature involved? (A) 10-80 CPD points

Q2 What is the maximum CPD points per activity can be claimed under CILTHK CPD programme? (C) 200 CPD points

Q3 Which of the following is false about CILTHK CPD Programme? (B) CPD points can be carried forward to next CPD cycle

Q4 For the sake of CPD audit members do not require to (D) Attend CPD interview

Q5 For CPD audit purpose, members may be required to provide copies of the following supporting record and/or documentary evidences, if applicable, as requested by the audit panel, including: (i) Copies of the first page of an article or book or the publication identifying the CMILT member concerned as the author (ii) Published programme rundown with full details of each session (iii) Copies of appointment letter or acknowledgement for teaching activities (iv) Certification of attendance (D) All of the above

Q6 If the member fails to meet the minimum CPD requirements in the CPD audit, the member will be advised on the appropriate CPD activities and an action plan for completing the shortfall within a maximum of ______ months. (B) Three

Winners of the 3rd CPD Quiz are:LAU Yuen-Lung, Aigan Julia YOUNG

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“CPD” Quiz with Remarkable Prizes

9:30am – 12:30pm

2:30pm – 5:30pm

Supply Chain Decarbonisation July 2017

AL1 Law of Business and Carriage

Eugene Wong, Danny Ho, Emma Zhou, Rachel Yip

CUBE Publishing Ltd.

AL3AL2 Transport Systems and Management

Sustainable Transport

Transport Policy and Planning

AL4

AL6AL5 Global Supply Chain Management

Logistics Management

Warehousing and Materials Handling

AL7

Time/ Date Name of Book Author Publisher Year 12 May (Fri)

New Book at CILTHK Library

Special thank to Dr Eugene Wong for the donation of the book.

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong KongMembership Committee

Ms Anna Lin, JP, FCILT

Mr Alan Chan, FCILT

Anna Lin, JP, has been the Chief Executive of GS1 Hong Kong, founded by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, since 1989. In this capacity, Ms Lin leads the organisation in driving the industry’s adoption of global supply chain standards, technologies and practices for better business efficiency and competency. In recent years, GS1 Hong Kong focuses on supply chain management, eCommerce, food traceability and Internet of Things (IoT).

Ms Lin holds a number of civic appointments

Alan has been an Executive Director, Hopewell Highway Infrastructure Limited since January 2003 and was appointed as the Deputy Managing Director in July 2003. He is also a director of various subsidiaries of the Company. He is responsible for project coordination, project finance, management and administration of the expressway infrastructures, Guangzhou-Shenzhen Superhighway and Western Delta Route as well as other projects of the Company in the PRC.

in various committees including Logistics Development Council, Hong Kong-Taiwan Business Cooperation Committee and various industry and professional committees. She is also an advisor of Hong Kong-ASEAN Economic Cooperation Foundation.

Ms Lin is a native of Hong Kong. She holds a MBA degree in Strategic Management from the University of Birmingham, UK. She is also a member of the Advisory Board of the Business School at the University of Birmingham.

Alan was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree from The Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1983 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies from The City University of Hong Kong in 1989. Recently, Alan was elected Chartered Fellow of CILTHK. He was a member of the 7th Guangzhou Tianhe District Committee of The Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

Members’ Profiles

Ms Jenny Lok, FCILTJenny Lok is the director of Vinpac Group (Holdings) Inc., an international freight forwarding and logistics company based in Hong Kong with branches in China, Canada, USA and Argentina. She has 20 years’ experience in the industry and has been leading the group's international agency team. In the past 10 years, she has been overseeing the development of the company throughout China, such as opening and expansion of China offices and setting up the company as a recognised local/international logistics company in the market.

Jenny contributes to the society and the industry. She is the Industry Training Advisory Committee (ITAC) under Qualification

Framework (HKQF) in the logistics field and was the ex-committee of Chinese Executive Club (CEC). She is the Fellow member of The Hong Kong Sea Transport & Logistics Association (HKSTLA) and is now the Fellow Member of CILTHK. She was also one of the winners in the EFG Bank/CAPITAL Entrepreneur "Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow" in 2010.

Nowadays, Jenny focuses more on strategic management in the company. With the rapid development of e-commerce and the Belt and Road Initiative, the group's business has been more diversified and she is focusing more on the cross-border transportation, supply chain related and B2C business, etc.

Membership Directory 2017

The latest publication has been posted to all members at the end of August.

Due to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance that information of members will ONLY be published in the directory subject to members’ consent. In view of some members have missed in replying their consent, the Institute will offer an “opt-in” arrangement for the sake of convenience so members’ information will be published continuously from the next Membership Directory in 2019 when will also be a special edition to celebrate the centennial anniversary of CILT.

Members are also reminded to properly dispose of the old directories to maintain and ensure members’ privacy.

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Retired Membership

Individual members can apply for retired rate subscription, i.e. 50% discount on annual member-ship fee, if they have reached the age of 60 or above and have been members for more than 10 years. Application can be submitted anytime during the year, but the retired rate of annual subscription will take effect from the next renewal of membership.

Application Form is downloadable at the Download Area page of the Institute website (www.cilt.org.hk).

Annual Subscription 2017/2018

Members are kindly reminded that the annual subscription fee is due and payable on 1 October each year.

If annual subscription is settled after 30 November 2017, a 5% late surcharge shall be imposed. Other than by cheque or in cash, members may pay fees by Credit Card (VISA/Master). The Credit Card Authorisation Form can be downloaded from the Institute’s website (www.cilt.org.hk\ Download Area). If you have any enquiry, please contact Miss Chili Lai at 2866-6336 or [email protected].

Fee structure:FCILT HK$1,520CMILT HK$1,040MILT HK$590Affiliate/Graduate Member HK$530Student HK$120Organisation Member HK$6,000

Membership Committee

Obituary

It is with deep regret in receiving the sad news about the passing away of Mr WONG Man-kit, M.H., FCILT, on 11 October 2017 at the age of 76. Mr Wong was the Founder and Honorary Chairman of AMS Public Transport Holdings Limited. He began his transport business in 1975 and the company is the only listed franchised public light bus operator in Hong Kong’s Stock Exchange. Mr Wong

was always a high energy person and devoted to the development of transport industry in Hong Kong. He was conferred with numerous awards and honours in recognising his contributions to the community.

Mr Wong joined the Chartered Institute of Transport (CIT) in Hog Kong in 1991 and became a Chartered Fellow in

2000. Mr Wong had been very supportive to Institute affairs during all these years. We thanked for his generosity for the donation of HK$700,000 in the purchase of our existing permanent premise in 2000, without which the acquisition would have been far beyond the then financial capacity of the Institute.

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Mr Wong and would like to extend our deepest sympathies to his family.

Remembering Dr Ibrahim Vandu-Chikolo, FCILT. Dr Chikolo was the first International Vice President for Africa and Chairman of Africa Forum in CILT. During the tenure as the Director-General and Chief Executive of the Nigeria Institute of Transport Technology (NITT), he upheld the belief that the greater awareness and need for transport education in Africa was of paramount importance.Dr Chikolo visited Hong Kong a few times in attending the International Management Committee Meetings during 2004-2008. Our heartfelt condolences to his family and CILT Nigeria.

INCE & Co. - CILTHK Logistics Newsletter

The Institute is pleased to co-operate with INCE & Co. Hong Kong on a new initiative in publishing a bi-monthly newsletter of legal and compliance updates targeted at the logistics industry. The first newsletter has been circulated through email in last September. The copy is downloadable at the Institute website at NEWSLETTERS page, please share it with your colleagues and friends.

Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Please send your comments [email protected] or [email protected].

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New & upgrade members

(Updated as at 31 October 2017)

NEW FCILTMark Andrew SLADE

CHEUNG Chi-wangLEE Wing-fung

CHEUNG Fung-ling, WinnieCHUNG HungKWOK Wing-man

UPGRADE to CMILTs

NEW MILTs

CHAN Tat-taiDobbie CHENGSO Hok-on, LeoTSANG Ka-ying, AdaWAN Pui-yauWONG Leong-tingYIU Kit-man

UPGRADE to MILTsCHENG Man-yeeFUNG Hiu-ching

CHENG Chor-wing, BillyHUANG KengLEE Ka-hin, CoffelianoLIU Ka-yeungWANG YunshengWOO Kai-ho

NEW CMILTs

NEW Affiliate Members

NEW Student Members

New Graduate MemberElvis Che CHO

AU Tsz-kwanCHAN Chun-tungCHAN Lok-kanCHAN Mei-yeeCHAN Tsz-chungCHAN Yuk-hoiCHEN Jing-xuanCHEUNG Ho-sunCHEUNG Ka-heiCHEUNG Yuk-kiCHIM Wai-kaiCHOI Tsz-tingCHOW Chun-heiCHU Chun-kitCHU Wai-onCHUNG Yuk-singFUNG Cheuk-yinFUNG Ka-lokGAO JiasuoHO Ka-wingHO Po-yiHO Yee-tingHUI Cheuk-yinJIM Man-yi, JessieKUNG Shing-kwanKWOK Ching-chunKWOK Man-heng, JessieLAM Kui-wangLAM Yuet-yanLAU Chun-yinLAU Ho-yanLAU Ka-chunLAU Pui-yuLEE Chun-ngai

LEE Pak-yuenLEUNG Chun-hoLEUNG Hung-panLEUNG Sau-inLEUNG Tsz-yanLEUNG Wing-yinLI AngLI Correll Hiu-namLI FanLIU XimingLO Cheuk-ueLO Wing-lokLU Wing-lamLUK Chun-onLUK Kai-yanMA Kwan-hoMAK Wing-yanNAN YifangNG Chi-wingNG Hon-wahNG Siu-fungO Chun-yamPOTNIS TejasQIU YijingSHUM Chin-toSIU Chik-fungTAM Ho-kitTAM Wai-chiTANG Kei-fongVasileios TSAKIRIDISTSANG Chun-kitWAN Tsz-yinWANG YuyanWONG Cheuk-yinWONG Ching-lok

WONG Chu-shunWONG Ka-yinWU Si-hongYANG ManqiZHOU YingZHUANG Yuan

Publication Committee

Announcement of e-Newsletter from Issue 72 (Jan-Mar 2018) and onwards

To go green and for cost-saving reason, the Institute will only provide the e-version of the quarterly newsletter to all members starting from the 2nd quarter next year. A hard copy consolidating all four quarterly issues of the year will be prepared at the year end and sent for members’ reference/retention.

Membership Committee