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"Supply Chain Response to Terrorism - Planning for the Unexpected"

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Thursday, December 5, 2002 MIT Cambridge, MA  » Welcome and Introductions MIT President Charles M. Vest ILP Director Karl Koster CTL Director Prof. Yossi Sheffi Session 1 A Situation Scan 2002 Moderator - Dr. Dan Hastings Assessment of the Security Threat Institute Professor John M. Deutch, MIT The Political Background Professor Steve van Evera, MIT Political Science Session 2 The Transportation Overview Moderator - Professor Joseph Sussman Freight Security and the World Economic Forum Dave Grubb, Accenture Supply Chain Security Practice Partner UPS Perspective on Terrorism & the Supply Chain Bob Bergman, UPS Vice President Public Affairs Session 3 Supply Chain Challenges - Industry, Government Response Moderator - Dean Dan Roos Supply Chain Security Professor Yossi Sheffi Securing the High Tech Supply Chain Steven J. Lund, Intel Director of Corporate Security International Port Assessments Charlie McCarthy, Volpe National Transportation Center Session 4 Dealing With the Threat Moderator - Professor Yossi Sheffi Using Real Option Methodology for Corporate Response Professor Richard deNeufville Operation Safe Commerce Rear Admiral Vivien S. Crea, Commander First Coast Guard Division, United States Coast Guard US Customs Service Perspective Director North Atlantic Field Operations, Philip Spayd US Customs Service Summary Comments Professor Yossi Sheffi