The modern supply chain is undergoing continuous transformation, shaped by digitalisation, the integration of new technologies, and the rise of intelligent transport solutions. The use of data, telematics applications, and smart devices now makes more efficient transport management possible, enhances operational effectiveness, and strengthens both sustainability and business competitiveness. In recent years, the need for comprehensive, cross-border logistics solutions and collaboration at a European level has emerged as a fundamental driver for the development of innovative systems.
On the 4-5 February 2026, at the Pavilion Hall, Nicosia at the 19th Supply Chain & Logistics EXPO, Konstantinos Haniotis, CEO of Telenavis, Vice President of the European Logistics Association and Vice President of ITS Hellas, will present his perspective on the integration of innovation and intelligent technologies into supply chain management. His presentation is expected to offer practical insights on leveraging geographic information systems, smart sensors and online platforms to achieve high efficiency and sustainable operations.
Mr Chaniotis holds a Master of Science degree from the London School of Economics. He began his career in 1985 in Investment Banking, evaluating and designing the financing of major public and private sector projects, capital restructuring, business acquisitions and mergers, as well as stock exchange listings on the Athens Stock Exchange.
In 2000, he founded Telenavis, with the aim of developing innovative applications for intelligent transport and geographic information systems. The company’s core focus is the utilisation of emerging technologies, space and communications systems, the internet, and smart mobile and sensor devices.
Under his leadership, Telenavis has developed dozens of innovative software products and services, and has participated in numerous research projects, expanding beyond Greece to the Middle East and Europe. Today, he serves as Chairman and CEO of Telenavis, is a member of the Institute of Logistics & Management, Vice President of ITS Hellas, and a board member of the European Logistics Association. He has contributed to the committee responsible for drafting Greece’s National Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy, participated in the ITS Hellas Telematics Applications Committee, and has been a speaker on Intelligent Transport and Smart Cities at many international conferences.
A Dynamic Return
In an era of rapid change—where technology, sustainability and business resilience define the future—the role of logistics takes on new significance. The 19th Supply Chain & Logistics EXPO returns dynamically on 4–5 February at Pavilion Hall, Nicosia, under the central theme: “Digital Transformation, Sustainable Solutions, and Resilience: The Future of Logistics in Cyprus.”
The event will highlight ideas, technologies and trends shaping the new age of the sector and serves as a key reference point for all professionals involved in supply chain management, transport, distribution, warehousing and trade.
This year’s exhibition hosts businesses, decision-makers, technology providers, transport companies and industrial suppliers, offering a platform where knowledge, experience and innovation converge.
Conference topics will cover the transition to digital logistics, smart warehousing, data utilisation, supplier–retailer collaboration, urban distribution and modern approaches to last-mile delivery.
A central focus will also be the new reality of e-commerce, in which speed, reliability and customer experience determine success. Participants will have the opportunity to explore practical solutions that improve performance and strengthen the resilience of supply chain networks.
Supply Chain Awards
The exhibition concludes with the Supply Chain Awards ceremony, honouring businesses and professionals for their contribution to the development and innovation of the logistics sector—celebrating creativity, expertise and the vision of those leading the industry into the future.
Who Will Attend
The Supply Chain & Logistics Exhibition is aimed at entrepreneurs, executives and professionals active in supply chain management, logistics, warehousing and distribution, fleet management, human resources and operations, representing companies in sectors such as:
- Supermarket and retail chains
- FMCG manufacturers, importers, suppliers and distributors
- General trade companies and wholesalers
- 4PL and 3PL providers, merchandising companies
- Clothing and footwear retailers
- Department stores
- Electronics and electrical goods chains
- Food, catering and hospitality companies
- Logistics and supply chain management consultants
- Technology and software solution providers for supply chain management
- Students and young professionals specialising in logistics, supply chain, operations and business administration
Conference Information
Supported by: CCFAA, C.S.A., ECR Cyprus, PASYLE, PASYPE
Organiser: IMH
Media Sponsors: CBN (Cyprus Business News), GOLD magazine, InBusiness magazine, Reporter, Super FM
For more information and registrations, please contact IMH:
Tel.: 77777741
Email: events@imhbusiness.com
Website: www.imhbusiness.com
Conference & Exhibition Registration: 19th Supply Chain & Logistics Expo
Exhibition Information
For more information regarding sponsorship opportunities or participation as an exhibitor at the 19th Supply Chain & Logistics Expo, please click HERE or contact:
Andreas Leontiades
Tel.: +357 22505535 / 22505555
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Constantinos Kontoulis
Tel.: +357 22505618 / 22505555
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