LOGY Conference 2026 program
Thursday, 5 February 2026 – LOGY Conference Seminar & Evening Programme
📍 Kulttuuritalo
9:00 Opening of the conference, introduction to the theme of the day and greetings from LOGY
Taru Lindeman, CEO, Boardman & Rudi Rok
Jyri Vilko, Chair of the Board, LOGY ry
9:10 How Geopolitical Uncertainty Is Shaping the Business Environment – Outlook Towards 2026
Hiski Haukkala, Director, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
9:50 Safeguarding Finland’s Critical Infrastructure: Focus on Supply Chains and Regulation
Valtteri Peltomäki, Director, National Security Services, DNV Cyber
10:20 Coffee & Networking Break
10:50 Fireside Chat: Energy, AI and Human Resilience – Navigating the Next Decade
A discussion on the role of the energy sector, artificial intelligence and human leadership in building future resilience
Mika Anttonen, Chair of the Board, St1 Nordic
11:20 Leading in the Age of AI: How People and Technology Drive Each Other Forward
Markus Hongisto, Country Director, Google Cloud
11:45 From Data to Decisions – How AI and Analytics Empower People and Operations
Joona Honka, Head of AI & Analytics, Berner
12:10 Lunch
Afternoon Parallel Sessions – Choose the Track That Suits You Best
TRACK SCM & TRANSPORT – Global Connectivity and Sustainable Resilience
13:10 Building Sustainable Logistics Through People, Infrastructure and Collaboration – DHL’s Perspective on Resilience and Growth
Oktay Nuri, CEO, DHL Express Finland
13:40 Improving Supply Chain Resilience with AI – How Oracle Uses AI and Data-Driven Planning to Transform Supply Chain Management and Strengthen Agility in a Global Environment
Glen Campbell, Senior Director, Oracle
14:10 Building Low-Emission and Resilient Transport Networks – Coca-Cola Case Example of Developing a Responsible and Efficient Transport Network
Otto Utriainen, Global Leader of Network Design & Optimisation and Warehouse & Logistics Technology, The Coca-Cola Company
TRACK INTRALOGISTICS – Smart Warehouses: People, Automation and AI in Harmony
Moderator: Jussi Peltola
13:10 Optimising Factory Material Flow – People, Processes and Intelligent Systems in Modern Intralogistics (TBC)
13:40 Building Modern Intralogistics in an Omnichannel World – Data, Processes and People Working Together
Mari Nenonen, Logistics Director, Fiskars Group
14:10 Intelligent Fulfillment – Data-Driven Ways to Build the Warehouse of Tomorrow (TBC)
TRACK PROCUREMENT – Sustainable Procurement as a Driver of Resilience
13:10 Sustainable Procurement as a Competitive Advantage – From Responsibility to Strategic Asset
Carl-Erik Sandström, General Manager, Central Supply Management, Wärtsilä
13:40 Sustainable Procurement as a Driver of Resilience (TBC)
14:10 NATO Cooperation and New Opportunities for Finnish Companies in International Procurement – Defence Industry Collaboration and International Networking
Teemu Anttila, CEO, Finnish Operations Center (FOC)
14:40 Coffee & Networking Break
Joint Afternoon Session
15:10 Leadership in the Age of Intelligent Systems
Tero Ojanperä, Technology and AI Influencer
15:50 Together in Reflection – Discussion, Seminar Summary and Closing
Taru Lindeman & Rudi Rok
16:15–18:00 Networking Event
Continue networking after the seminar at a relaxed cocktail event in the Kulttuuritalo lobby areas. Light refreshments and piano music will be served.
18:00–> Get-Together Show & Dinner & After Party
The first conference day culminates in dinner, light entertainment and enjoyable time together with colleagues – both familiar and new. Music by Hanna Pakarinen. The evening continues at the legendary Kult Club, where LOGY Conference participants will be entertained by Mikko Sipola and his band.
Friday, 6 February 2026 – Post Conference Day
📍 The Folks Hotel Konepaja – Tila Takomo
7:00–10:00 Breakfast Served
Keynote: People-First AI for Supply Chain Resilience: From Digital Twins to Faster, Better Decisions
Dr Muhammad Shujaat Mubarik, Associate Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Edinburgh Business School
Company Visit to Finavia
15:00 Event Ends
* The organisers reserve the right to make changes to the programme.
