Program

What if virtual assistants could help you improve the quality of sales forecasts? It’s something you’ve often dreamt about and SEI has made it possible!
OPTIMATE is the only Supply Chain Planning software designed for the Fashion and Retail sectors. Sales forecasts are a key function of OPTIMATE, with specific calculation methods for each distribution channel.
In addition to proven statistical algorithms, thanks to over 15 years’ working with benchmark fashion brands, OPTIMATE now boasts Artificial Intelligence functions. A clear source of added value, particularly when forecasting sales of new articles (no history or previous orders).
Don’t miss the demonstration to see the key benefits of artificial intelligence in sales forecasts

With an increasing number of textile industry professionals making a commitment to more sustainable fashion, we offer an opportunity to discuss key actions to make materials more responsible and production safer.
A presentation of the “Responsible Sourcing for Desirable Brands” guide, published by the industry, provides an introduction for discussing the following issues:
- Challenges for major textile materials (environmental, social and animal welfare issues),
- Key guarantees to obtain from suppliers with regard to social and environmental conditions during production.
A roundtable following the presentation will give brands an opportunity to explain how they are making a success of sustainable approaches.
With
Dominique Berson – Buying Director – Chantelle Group
Laurence Duchiron - Director of Merchandising, CRM, Marketing & Image – Princesse tam. tam
Jean-François MIALON - General Director – Wolf Lingerie

6 exhibitors, both new and returning ones, from the Interfilière Paris show, present their latest innovations, with a focus on BUGIS, FLEET LUXURY, ILUNA, INNOVA, BRODERIE LEVEAUX.
They have 6 minutes to explain their concepts and persuade. And 4 minutes for questions to the audience

How can ‘Made in France’ be reinvented to give it new meaning?
10 innovative ideas /10 keys to reinventing the label
Certain topics are always greeted with the same general outcry. ‘Made in France’ is one of them. Merely mentioning the words ‘Made in France’ is sure to raise objections such as: “it’s expensive”, “there aren’t enough skilled workers left”, “who can afford that?”, etc.
We have met a number of brands, companies, institutions and even consumers who have found new options that we’d like to share with you.
Taking these meetings as a starting point, this conference aims to bring together a number of original initiatives and ideas which open up new opportunities.
From pioneering consumers and activists to individuals who are concerned, but quietly optimistic about these issues, from stakeholders who are 100% committed to the cause to those who are sincerely interested in participating, from example-setting fashion houses to more mainstream brands which are rising to the challenge, our participants have reinforced our belief that “Made in common sense” has a bright future ahead.
3-STAGE TALK:
_Video showing consumer feedback
_Summary of the study
_Roundtable with various stakeholders

With
Margot Dargegen, Nénés Paris
Marion Rocher, Simplement Lingerie