The ARTC 16th Annual Meeting - Global Technology Forum

ARTC
16th Annual Meeting
The meeting place for the Asian refining and
petrochemical industry
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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
• Leo Drollas, Director & Chief Economist at the CENTRE FOR GLOBAL
ENERGY STUDIES will be giving a keynote address on future industry growth
and Asia’s prominent role
• Hear a panel of industry experts discuss the outlook for Asian refineries,
including RELIANCE INDUSTRIES, PETROCHINA, BAPCO and BHARAT
PETROLEUM
• President and CEO of PETRONAS CHEMICALS GROUP, Dr Hapiz Abdullah,
sheds light on the megatrends shaping petrochemicals growth in Southeast
Asia
• Unique case studies from operators including PETRONAS MALAYSIA who
will talk about delayed Coker advanced process control and OMV and
KEMAMAN BITUMEN COMPANY who cover critical refinery upgrades and
revamps
• WOOD MACKENZIE’S Sushant Gupta shares key analysis on the challenges
and opportunities in Asia Pacific amid diverging global refining trends
Sponsors include:
Hosted by:
KOCH HEAT TRANSFER
COMPANY LP
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The ARTC 16th Annual Meeting
Kuala Lumpur 6-7 MARCH, 2013
Welcome
Global Technology Forum is delighted to be bringing the
ARTC 16th Annual Meeting to Kuala Lumpur in 2013. This is
unmistakably the leading event for the oil refining industry in
Asia, drawing on 15 years’ experience of delivering insightful
conferences to a truly global audience.
Trends in the global refining industry are diverging and Asia is
taking on a new leading role in demand growth for refined oil
products. While global market trends across many industries
continue their downturn Asia is heralding a new status in the
refining and petrochemicals world.
Exponential demand growth from Chinese and Indian markets
combined with increased refinery output and ambitious expansion
projects across Southeast Asia suggest many opportunities ahead
for the region.
This event will bring together senior refining and petrochemical
professionals to discuss the latest technological developments,
regulatory changes and operational challenges critical to the
downstream sector.
We hope to welcome you in Kuala Lumpur in March.
Best regards,
Eliot Morton
Director
Global Technology Forum
An Incisive Media company
Benefits of attending
• Hear about the challenges and opportunities that can arise
from uncertainties and a high volatility price environment
• New feature: pan-Asia refineries panel – Asia’s top refining
companies share thoughts and debate on the future of
refining in Asia Pacific
• Discover the megatrends in developing petrochemicals
plants
• Achieve capex, opex and yield improvements from improving
your hydrocracking process;
• Hear about new technologies to maximise 2 your refinery
margins
• Network with over 150 of your peers from refining and
petrochemical companies, technology suppliers and
consultants across the region
Who should attend?
The ARTC 16th Annual Meeting is carefully tailored for refining and
petrochemical executives working within the following functions:
• CEO, CFO
• SVP Refining, Head of Refining
• VP Strategy
• Strategic Planner
• Head of Downstream
• Refinery / General Manager
• Senior / Chief/Process Engineer
• Technology Manager
• FCC Engineers
• Head of HSE
• Maintenance Manager
• Project Manager
“My objective was to gain knowledge about the challenges and opportunities in the area of clean fuel. This was
highly achieved especially when I met people in the relative fields.” - Associate Research Scientist, Kuwait Institute for
Scientific Research (KISR)
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Last year’s event
In 2012, Global Technology Forum held the ARTC 15th Annual
Meeting in Bangkok. Delegates were treated to a series of
outstanding presentations that addressed the current challenges
facing refiners in the region from high oil price volatility to more
extreme scenarios of oil substitution: Bio fuels, CNG and plug-in
hybrid power trains.
Solomon added to the discussions with an overview of what the
‘World’s Best Refineries’ were doing to be market leaders and
how they performed against key benchmark indices. Part of their
conclusion was that the ‘World Best’ were on average making
a net cash margin of USD$2/bbl higher than the rest - 92% of it
attributed to operating more efficiently.
Leading downstream engineering firms and solution providers
gave fascinating presentations on a diverse range of topics in
the two streams throughout the conference. From improving
plant reliability through energy reduction to emissions control
and clean fuels technology…ARTC was the platform for
discussing the latest in best available technology and how
forthcoming specifications like hydrogen sulphide is shaping the
regulatory and safety environment.
Here is what ARTC 15th Annual Meeting achieved last year:
Companies represented included:
Aden Refinery | Albemarle Corporation | Alex Stewart | Alfa Laval
| Arkema | Axens | BASF | Booz & Company | China Petrochemical
Technology | Chiyoda | CHWMEG | CRI/Criterion | Crystaphase | Dorf
Ketal | DuPont | Esso | ExxonMobil | Foster Wheeler | GE | Grace |
Greenpower Fuels | GS Caltex | GTC Technology | Haldor Topsoe |
HCS Thailand | HSB Solomon Associates | hte Aktiengesellschaft |
INTERCAT JM | Intertek Testing Services | Invensys Process Systems
| JGC Catalysts and Chemicals | Johnson Matthey Catalysts | JX
Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation | KBC Advanced Technology | KBR |
Kemaman Bitumen Company | Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research
(KISR) | Kuwait Petroleum | MAN Diesel & Turbo | Merichem | MPR
Services | Nalco | Nexant | Operational Reliability Consortium | OTC
| Petronas | Plant Performance Services (P2S) | PTT Global Chemical
| PTT Research and Institute Technology | PTTEP | Sasol Technology |
SCG Chemicals | Shell | Siemens | Singapore Refining Company | SK
Energy | SK-KBR Technologies | S-Oil | Spiral Software | Star Petroleum
Refining | Stewart Group Inspection & Analysis | Sud-chemie Catalysts
| Technip | Thai Oil | The Bangchak Petroleum | Topnir Systems | UOP |
WR Grace
• 18 countries from across the region represented
• 39% of the audience from the refinery / head office
• 150+ delegates in attendance
“The 2012 ARTC conference was just the excellent opportunity to meet with industry players - end users,
suppliers, contractors, licensors, the lot. Networking never was easier.” - Regional Manager SEA, Refinery, Alfa Laval
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Sponsors include
Air Liquide is the world leader in gases for industry, health and the environment, and is present
in 80 countries with 46,200 employees. Oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and rare gases have been
at the core of Air Liquide’s activities since its creation in 1902. Using these molecules, Air Liquide
continuously reinvents its business, anticipating the needs of current and future markets. In
2011, the Group’s revenues amounted to €14.5 billion of which almost 80% were earned outside
France. Air Liquide Global E&C Solutions is a premium strategic partner and a world leader
in engineering and construction, able to meet constantly growing needs and to exceed their
expectations through creative, safe, reliable and competitive solutions with an optimum balance
of investment and operating cost, and with efficient Project Management.
Alfa Laval is a leading global provider of specialized products and engineering solutions based on
its key technologies of heat transfer, separation and fluid handling.
The company’s equipment, systems and services are dedicated to assisting customers in optimizing
the performance of their processes. The solutions help them to heat, cool, separate and
transport products in industries that produce food and beverages, chemicals and petrochemicals,
pharmaceuticals, starch, sugar and ethanol.
Alfa Laval’s products are also used in power plants, aboard ships, in the mechanical engineering
industry, in the mining industry and for wastewater treatment, as well as for comfort climate and
refrigeration applications.
Johnson Matthey is an international speciality chemicals company and world leader in advanced
materials technology focusing its core skills in catalysis, precious metals, fine chemicals and process
technology. Our process catalysts and additives are employed in the syngas, methanol, ammonia,
hydrogen, gas/coal to products, oil refineries and gas processing industries and are brought to the
market through our complete range of products:
PURASPECJM, Fixed bed catalysts and chemical absorbents which remove traces of contaminants
from hydrocarbon gases and liquids.
KATALCOJM, Catalysts for the manufacture of syngas used in the production of ammonia, hydrogen
and methanol.
HYTREATJM, Catalysts for hydroprocessing, naptha, middle distillate and ULSD.
INTERCATJM, Fluid Catalytic Cracking additives and addition systems used in the FCC process.
If you are looking for industry leading process diagnostics and advanced process technologies,
Johnson Matthey offers comprehensive solutions through Tracerco, engineering experts providing
detection, diagnostic and measurement solutions, and Davy Process Technologies, a leading
developer of process technologies for the oil, gas and chemicals industries.
KBR Technology offers highly efficient, differentiated process technologies for the coal monetization,
petrochemical, refining and syngas markets. In addition to offering technology licenses, we partner
with KBR Downstream on project management and engineering, procurement and construction to
provide fully integrated solutions worldwide.
BHTS, as an affiliate of Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemicals, provides technology and front end
studies for our worldwide customers. BHTS licensed technologies include ThruPlus® Delayed
Coking, Lube Extraction, Sulfur recovery, and cryogenic light ends recovery. In addition, BHTS’s
experienced professionals provide strategic assessments and front end studies across the industry.
Bechtel has been engaged in the planning, engineering, procurement, and construction of refineries,
petrochemical plants, pipelines, LNG, and production facilities for over 60 years. BHTS technologies
and studies feed seamlessly into Bechtel’s capability to deliver quality projects on time.
KOCH HEAT TRANSFER
COMPANY LP
Koch Heat Transfer Group is recognized as a world leader in the supply of specialized and
standard shell and tube heat exchangers, double pipe, multi-tube hairpin, tank heaters, TWISTED
TUBE® bundle exchanger, LUMMUS ADVANCED BREECH-LOCK EXCHANGER® Heat Exchanger,
HELIXCHANGER® Heat Exchanger and other.
Headquartered in Houston,Texas, the KHT group is represented in major country and employs over
300 people with manufacturing facilities in US (KHT,LP), Canada (KHT Canada, LP) Italy (KHT S.r.l.) and
sales offices all over the world.
Crystaphase® Products, Inc. is a widely recognized supplier of Reactor Solutions for the
Hydrocarbon Processing Industry. With more than 23 years of industry experience, and thousands
of successful installations worldwide, our Reactor Top Bed Solutions and unique Technologies
have proven successful in almost every application. Plus, our customer service is quite possibly the
best in the industry. Practicing “The Science of Top Bed®” makes Crystaphase Products, Inc. the
leader in Reactor Top Bed Filtration and Technology.
London Chemical & Resources Ltd provide customised recycling solutions to generators of spent catalyst
and other metal containing secondaries in the oil refinery and petrochemical areas. Our aim is to offer
commercially competitive options with emphasis on environmentally sound management. Among others,
we are working with Full Yield Industry Co., Ltd, pioneers in metals recovery.
LCR are also international distributors of metal salts recycled from secondary materials which are used
again in applications such as catalyst manufacture and CO2 removal.
DuPont technology experts can help you transform your organization’s complex industrial
processes to improve quality and profitability while meeting environmental regulations. As part
of DuPont Sustainable Solutions, Clean Technologies offers innovative technologies that help
enhance health and safety, improve operations efficiency, and deliver competitive advantage.
The Clean Technologies portfolio includes STRATCO® Alkylation Technology, BELCO® Clean
Air Technologies, IsoTherming® Hydroprocessing Technology, MECS® Sulfuric Acid and
Environmental Technologies, MATRx® Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery Technologies and a
comprehensive suite of aftermarket product, service, and training solutions.
Nalco – Your Partner for Sustainable Growth. Essential expertise for water, energy and air. Nalco is
the world’s leading process and water treatment solutions provider. With an 80-year track record,
we serve over 70,000 customers in 130 countries across numerous industries where water, energy
and efficiency are of primary importance. Our innovative solutions are carefully designed to deliver
significant environmental, social and economic sustainability. Our dedicated team of water and
process professionals operates across 12 countries in Asia Pacific. With manufacturing facilities,
technical centers and offices in every country in the region, we are well-placed to meet your needs,
whatever they may be.
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company is a wholly owned research and engineering
subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation. ExxonMobil, the largest publicly traded international
oil and gas company, uses technology and innovation to help meet the world’s growing energy
needs. ExxonMobil holds an industry-leading inventory of resources, is the largest refiner and
marketer of petroleum products and its chemical company is one of the largest in the world.
GTC Technology is a global licensor of process technologies and mass transfer solutions with the
mission of creating value for our clients. Refining, petrochemical and chemical companies around
the world rely on GTC’s advanced technology to optimize production capacity and efficiency.
With unparalleled industry expertise, powerful research capabilities and innovative thinking, GTC
solves complex processing problems and has earned a reputation of excellence in designing and
delivering high-quality, strategic solutions for clients worldwide.
China Petrochemical Technology Company, Ltd. (Sinopec Tech) takes charge of licensing and
transferring of Sinopec proprietary technologies. With the capability of integrating Sinopec R&D
and engineering resources and more than 20 years’ licensing experience of dedicating to petroleum
industry, SINOPEC TECH is committed to bringing about benefits to our clients by offering advanced
technologies and superior services. SINOPEC TECH also highly attaches importance of cooperation
with the partners on developing and commercializing new technologies so as to achieve win-win
results.
Foster Wheeler is one of the leading global contractors working in onshore and offshore
upstream oil and gas, refining, residue upgrading, LNG, gas-to-liquids, coal-to-liquids, chemicals,
carbon capture and storage, power, metals and mining, environmental, pharmaceuticals,
biotechnology and healthcare business sectors for a range of multinational blue-chip clients.
With a global track record for excellence in studies, front-end design, project management,
engineering, procurement, construction management and commissioning, plus on-going asset
support, our experts deliver safe, cost-effective and innovative solutions for revamps, upgrades,
new facilities or asset support.
U. S. Metals, established in Houston, TX USA in 1980, is a global leader in the distribution of “Specialty
Alloy” Pipe, Valves, Fittings, and Flanges. Our inventory is inclusive of Chrome Moly (ASME SA-335 P-11,
P-22, P-5, P-9, P-91, P-92, & P-23), and “Seamless” Stainless Steel (Tp. 304/304H, 316/316H, 317/317L,
321/321H and 347/347H). Our inventory is complimented by various grades of “Nickel” including Alloy
20, Alloy 400, Alloy 600 & 625, Alloy 800 H/T & 825, Duplex, Super Duplex and other Exotic Alloys. Our
substantial inventory includes the majority of schedules in 1/2” through 24” along with large diameter
sizes up to and including 30” O.D. x 4” wall thickness. U. S. Metals is a global leader in stocking 4” thru
8” heater tubes and fittings (return bends, etc.); our large inventory of Heater Tubes includes: P-11, P-22,
P-5, P-9, TP. 304H, TP. 321/321H, TP. 347/347H (Heat Treat Stabilized in Double Random Mill Lengths),
Alloy 600 & 625, and Alloy 800 H/T & 825.
“The 2012 ARTC conference was just the excellent opportunity to meet with industry players - end users,
suppliers, contractors, licensors, the lot. Networking never was easier.” - Regional Manager SEA, Refinery, Alfa Laval
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Progamme
Tuesday 5 March 2013
18.00 Welcome reception
Day 1 Wednesday 6 March 2013
8.00 Registration
9.05 Chairman’s introduction
Paul Kennedy, Vice President of Asia Operations, Solomon Associates
9.10 Opening keynote address: Understanding Asia’s position and future industry growth
• Oil demand and refinery supply trends within Asia
• What lies ahead for refineries and petrochemicals producers
Leo Drollas, Director & Chief Economist, CENTRE FOR GLOBAL ENERGY STUDIES
9.45 Presentation: Diverging trends in the global refining industry
This paper will present the outlook for the refining industry both globally and in Asia Pacific highlighting the challenges and
opportunities in Asia Pacific
• China and India’s demand growth prospects in the medium to long term
• Impact of price de-regulation on Asian oil demand
• Atlantic basin developments and implications for Asia
• Importance of refinery margin benchmarking in a competitive environment
• Outlook for refinery margins and light-heavy differentials
Konrad Jar, Managing Consultant – Downstream Energy Research, WOOD MACKENZIE
10.20 Presentation: Refining – Sunset industry or new dawn?
• Latest market developments and industry trends within the refining sector
• Current profitability and future prospects
• Industry challenges from high price volatility and high risk environment
• Where are the future growth opportunities in the downstream sector?
Clive Gibson, Vice President, Energy & Chemicals Consulting, NEXANT ASIA
10.55 Morning networking break
11.30 Panel discussion: Refineries outlook for Asia
With predicted growth in demand, particularly in India and China, important questions loom over the future of refining in Asia Pacific.
Our panel of regional experts discuss the implication for refining margins and address the key considerations:
• How will regional supply and demand evolve?
• How will China be able to satisfy its oil requirements?
• Will Japan’s refiners continue to suffer from poor profitability?
• Discuss the future operating models for refiners to stay in the game
• How will Middle Eastern exporters be affected by changes in Asia?
• What is the competitive position of refineries in the region?
• Discuss petrochemicals and mega refineries reverse-integration
Moderator: HanPin Hsi, Global Head of Commodities Research, STANDARD CHARTERED
George Nicolaides, President, Refining Technology, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
Chandra Dev Singh, Chief Risk Officer, BHARAT PETROLEUM
“Discussions focused on concrete ideas that generate value for refiners in the context of the current environment.
Attendance by some of the very experienced professionals provided a great forum for exchange of ideas.” - SVP,
Head of Global Energy, Chemicals & Utility, Booz & Company

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12.20 Networking buffet lunch
Stream A: Technologies and processes
Chairman: Kuah Huat Hin, SINGAPORE REFINING
COMPANY
13.30 Presentation: Dealing with mercury in refinery processes
Clement Ting, Technical and Marketing Manager for the Asia
Pacific, JOHNSON MATTHEY REFINING
14:00 Presentation: Current opportunity crude processing
challenges
Glenn L. Scattergood, Manager of Refining Technology Asia,
NALCO
14.30 Presentation: Gasoline benzene reduction through
reformate alkylation catalytic technology: BenzOUT TM
El-Mekki El-Malki, Licensing Manager, EXXONMOBIL
RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING COMPANY
Stream B: Energy management, clean fuels and emissions
Chairman: Abdul Malik Tahir, KEMAMAN BITUMEN
COMPANY
Presentation: Big energy savings in a process plant using
wireless steam trap application
Vijaysinh Jadeja, Vice President (Instrumentation), RELIANCE
INDUSTRIES
Murali Krishnan, Director, Business Development & Industry
Marketing, EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT ASIA PACIFIC
Presentation: Thermochemical conversion of syngas to
ethanol
Dave Sams, Director - Business Development, Renewable Fuels,
ALBEMARLE CORPORATION
Presentation: IH2 technology pilot plant economics update
Pat Leung, Global Business Manager‪Renewables Cellulosics &
MSW, CRI CATALYST COMPANY
15.00 Afternoon networking break
15.35 Presentation: Achieve maximum upgrading potential from
flexible hydrocracking technology
Li Hui NG, Technical Service Engineer, CRITERION CATAYLYSTS &
TECHNOLOGIES
16.05 Case study: Delayed coker advanced process control at
Petronas Melaka refinery
Fadillah Bt. A Hamid, PETRONAS MALAYSIA
Puan Azura Binti Azahar, PETRONAS MALAYSIA (Co-Speaker)
16:35 Presentation: High performance adsorbents for use In
petroleum refinery sulfur guard bed applications
David L. Smith, Global Aluminas Business Development &
Technical Support Manager, UOP HONEYWELL
Presentation: Energy efficiency and H2 solutions: Case
studies in refining
Odile Buard, Oil & Gas Marketing Manager, AIR LIQUIDE S.A
Presentation: Technology for increased capacity and energy
savings
Dr. Blazo Ljubicic, Director of Technology, KOCH HEAT
TRANSFER
Presentation: Delayed Coking in Environmentally Sensitive
Locations
Rick Wodnik, Licensing Sales Consultant, BECHTEL
HYDROCARBON TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
17.05 Closing remarks
17.10 Cocktail reception and dinner
Cocktail reception and dinner
6 March 2013, 17.30-21.30
After the closing remarks on day 1, Global Technology Forum will be hosting a cocktail reception and dinner for attendees
of the ARTC 16th Annual Meeting.
Back by popular demand from the 2012 conference, this will provide a relaxed environment for unparalleled networking
opportunities to share your learning experiences from day 1 and your expectations for day 2.
Further information will be made available closer to the conference.
“ARTC 2012 provided a great chance for listening to the most updated Asian refinery technology.” - Process
Engineering, S-Oil
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Progamme
Day 2 Thursday 7 March 2013
8.00 Registration
8.55 Chairman’s opening
Paul Kennedy, Vice President of Asia Operations, Solomon Associates
9.00 Keynote address: Megatrend: Shaping PCG growth agenda
Dr. A. Hapiz Abdullah, President and CEO, PETRONAS CHEMICALS GROUP
9.35 Presentation: Embracing energy efficiency among Japanese refiners
Yoshihiro Sato, General Manager, Division Manager, Manufacturing Research & Engineering, TONENGENERAL
10.10 Presentation: Considering the impacts of shale gas developments in the US on petrochemicals feedstocks
Senior Executive Manager, NEXANT
10.45 Morning networking break
Stream A: Petrochemicals
Chairman: Kuah Huat Hin, SINGAPORE REFINING
COMPANY
11.15 Presentation: Maximising paraxylene production by
optimisation of the Methyl Group
Charlie Chou, GTC Petrochemical/PTA Manager, GTC
TECHNOLOGY
11:45 Presentation: Comprehensive automation packages for
refining and petrochemical processes
Brendan Sheehan, Senior Marketing Manager, HONEYWELL
PROCESS SOLUTIONS
Stream B: Heavy oil and bottom of the barrel
Chairman: Abdul Malik Tahir, KEMAMAN BITUMEN
COMPANY
Presentation: ULSD achievement with Impulse catalysts
– Case
Benoît Chedal Anglay, AXENS
Presentation: Revamp of Crude Distillation Unit at
Kemaman Bitumen Refinery
Abdul Malik Tahir, Chief Executive Officer, KEMAMAN
BITUMEN COMPANY
12.15 Networking buffet lunch
13.15 Presentation: Optimum refinery for changing feed and
product demands
Rashid Iqbal, Director Resid Upgrading, KBR
Stream A: Operability, reliability and maintenance
14.00 Case study: Opportunities to maximize high value products
and profitability through zero residue refining
Dan Gillis, Director, Refining
FOSTER WHEELER
Case study: Major upgrade of the Petrobrazi Refinery
Bernhard Schütz, General Manager, OMV
Stream B: Technologies and processes
Presentation: Accelerating the development of new
catalytic processes for the conversion of synthesis gas to
fuels and chemicals
Dr. Sven K. Weber, Business Development Manager, HTE
COMPANY
Catalysts Technology
14.30 Case study: Resid FCC catalyst advances for the Asian
market
Stuart Foskett, Asia-Pacific Regional Technical Service Manager,
Refining Catalysts, BASF
Presentation: The comprehensive utilization of pyrolysis
gasoline
Li Mei, Senior Engineer, China Petrochemical Technology (SINOPECTECH)
“This is a very successful conference which provides a big platform for sharing the latest refining technology and
experience.” - Senior Engineering Specialist, DuPont

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15.00 Afternoon networking break
15:30 Presentation: Improved bottoms cracking catalysts support
maximum FCC propylene production from challenging
feedstocks
John Haley, Director, Marketing & Business Development, Refining
Technologies, Asia Pacific, W. R. GRACE & CO.
Presentation: A novel approach to revamping
hydroprocessing units
Andrew Tyas, Regional Engineering Manager, DUPONT
SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
16.00 Presentation: How to make refineries profitable – a case study of experience from Vietnam to Germany
Tung Truong Nhu, Refinery Engineer, ENI
16.30 Closing keynote address: Driving excellence in large capex projects
• Introduction to a holistic framework for managing large capex projects
• Leading practices for ensuring projects are on time and within budget
• Nuances and tips for embedding best practices in emerging markets
Karambir Anand, Principal, A.T. KEARNEY
17.00 Chairman’s remarks and close of conference
Conference Venue
InterContinental Kuala Lumpur
165 Jalan Ampang
50450, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
The ARTC 16th Annual Meeting is being held at the InterContinental Kuala Lumpur.
The hotel is strategically located along Jalan Ampang and nestled within the business hub,
shopping and entertainment district and only a 5 minute walk from the iconic Petronas
Twin Towers.
“Good mix of licensor/service providers and operators” - Licensing Technology Manager, Projects & Technology, Shell Global
Solutions
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