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GLOBAL SMART MANUFACTURING

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Eynar Isayev - CEO of Anno Lucis

20 - 23 february 2018Stuttgart, Germany

Anno Lucis s.r.o +420 288 887 047 [email protected] www.annolucis.net

Global Smart Manufacturing Summit 20 - 23 February 2018 Stuttgart, Germany

Economic growth has been slowing for the past 50 years, but relief might come from an unexpected place a new form of manufacturing that is neither what you

thought it was nor where you thought it was. If we look at the history, times of big growth have been fueled by industrial revolution. Smart Manufacturing, Digital factor, 4th

industrial revolution are some of the many phrases of describing the way manufacturing is done at the moment. Smart Manufacturing is a process to monitor and integrate the overall production process through utilization through internet-connected machinery. The needs of customers are changing, the customers want more personalization and products delivered at a faster pace. Therefore, it requires manufacturing companies to move from mass production to mass customization. The manufacturers from around the world need knowledge, training, information and communication technology to increase productivity and shorten product development cycles. Therefore, this Summit is going to gather the leading companies and vendor associations from the manufacturing industry to evaluate how far down the road we are and what is on the road ahead in order to meet the changing needs of the market.

Overview

Who attendsSmart Manufacturing will host over 200 senior professionals including C-level executives, VP’s, board members, directors and department heads from the following industries & departments:

Key takeaways

• Head of Manufacturing

• Head of Technology

• Senior Scientists 4.0

• Business Transformation

• Digital Transformation

• Emerging Technologies

• Product Development

• Procurement Directors

• Head of IT energies

• Digital Portfolio Management

• Director of Automation

• Virtual Prototyping

• Directors of Digital Service Solutions

• Senior Product Manager

• Head of Manufacturing Intelligence

• EU Association

• Sustainable Technologies

• Visionary, Digital & Innovation Offices

• Supply Chain Analyst

• Head of Supply Chain

• Strategy Offices

• Sourcing Directors

• Automotive

• Aerospace

• Pharmaceutical

• Chemical

• Packaging

• Heavy Machinery

• Medical Devices

• Consumer Electronic

• Steel

• Engineering

• Electronic Manufacturing

• Food & Beverage

• Equipment Manufacturers

• Textile

• Retail

• Tyres

• Pulp & Paper

• Construction Equipment

Departments

How digitization makes the supply chain more efficient, agile, and customer-focused

Legal, security and training challenges for enabling industry 4.0

The factories of the future: a roadmap for the EU till 2020

Porsche Factory - MuseumGuided Tour

Industries

Departments

Discussing the opportunities ahead to revolutionize the manufacturing industry with the rise of IIOT keys

The impact of additive manufacturing techniques like 3D

printing, robotics, simulation AR, VR on the manufacturing industry



Johan JacobsAnheuser-Busch InBev

Head Tech Supply & Business Insights Europe(ㅇㅇㅇㅇBE)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Jesper ToubølLEGO GroupVice President Elements and Moulds(ㅇㅇㅇㅇDK)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Our speakers

Adam Zawadzki

Toyota Motor EuropeInnovations Senior Project Leader

(BE)

Mike JamesATS GlobalChair Board of Directors(NL)

Marco Liesegang

EYSenior Manager(DE)

Kalle WårdCisco

Managing Director EMEARIOT Cloud

(SE)

Ljiljana StojanovicFraunhofer Institute of OpㅇㅇㅇㅇtronicsHead of ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇSmart Factory Systems(ㅇㅇㅇㅇDE)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Giampaolo BurelloHusqvarna Group

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In Conference Chair:

Uwe Küppers

Rockwell AutomationSenior Consultant for Smart Manufacturing

Chairman of the EMEA Board at MESA International(DE)



Eric PrévostOracle

Global Head IOT/Digital transformation for Industry 4.0 & Automotive

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Michal KaczurbaMicrosoftHead of Manufacturing & Resources Solutions(ㅇㅇㅇㅇPL)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Albert YefimovSberbankHead of Robotic CenterSBE Robotics founder(ㅇㅇㅇㅇRU)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Jan NöckerThe Boston Consulting GroupProject Leader(ㅇㅇㅇㅇDE)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Cassandra PillayUNIDOClimate Change ExpertIndustry 4.0 project developer(ㅇㅇㅇㅇAT)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Mark BüngerLux Research Inc

VP of Research and Client Development(ㅇㅇㅇㅇUS)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Melissa JenkinsTele2 IoT

IoT CTO(SE)

Franz EderGEVA ElektronikHead of Robotics

(AT)

Cesare CerasoStanley Black&Decker Inc.European Continuous Improvement Director(ㅇㅇㅇㅇIT)ㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇㅇ

Michael ArnoldPEER Group GmbH Managing Director

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Our speakers



20 / February Pre-conference Site visit

SCHEDULE13:00 Pickup time from the hotel

13:30 Registration at the Porsche Factory starts

13:45 Registration at the Porsche Factory ends

14:00 Factory Tour starts

16:00 Tour ends

16:15 Pickup time from the Factory

16:45 Back AT the hotel

THE EXACT INFORMATION ABOUT THE HOTEL PICKUP PLACE WILL BE PROVIDED VIA EMAIL 2 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE CONFERENCE

14:00

Factory Tour +



Registration & morning coffee08:30

12:20

09:00

Case Study

Case Study

Case Study

Icebreaking Session

Coffee Break

11:35

10:15

10:55

09:15

10:00

Case Study13:20• What is smart factory and how does it impact manufacturing?• How smart are we in manufacturing today?• How can Smart Manufacturing eliminate inefficiencies and hazards?• Which industries will take the lead?• What factors contribute to successful implementation of Smart Manufacturing?• The 5 factors of Industry 4.0

Future Roadmap of Smart Factory for EU through 2020

New Era of Globalization with Smart Manufacturing

• Machine infused intelligence.• Promises and challenges to factory 4.0• Through the use of CPS.• Move from mass production to agile production/mass customization.• Vertically & horizontally integrated systems.• Minimizing downtime for retooling and resetting equipment.• New channels to reach customers.• Direct feedback.• What do we need from vision to reality: worldwide standards, trustworthy security, legal framework, skilled people and a new business model.• By 2025 Smart Manufacturing will be the standard.

Usual robotics in unusual places: How drones, cobots and Promobots enable transformation in banking.

Industry 4.0 – The Evolution of the Revolution

• Comparison, characteristics and driving factors of the industrial revolutions.• An assessment of where we are today, the leadership question, success factors.

Present your QR code, grab your badge and coffee and enjoy a day of education & networking.

The rocky Road to Industry 4.0

ICE BREAKING

Strategic Lunch

Opening Remarks from Chair

TBA

Albert YefimovSberbankHead of Robotic CenterSBE Robotics founder(RU)

Michael ArnoldPEER Group GmbHManaging Director

21 / February DAY ONE



Opportunities to Revolutionize Manufacturing with Rise of IIOT

• Changes in business models through the internet of services.• Connecting OT (Operations Technology) to IT.• IIOT as a platform for smart advisors and artificial intelligence.• This presentation is a pragmatic view on steps with IIOT that can be taken NOW!

Case Study

Case Study

TBA

Mike JamesATS Global

Chair Board of Directors

Giampaolo BurelloHusqvarna Group

Head of Global Manufacturing Strategy

Johan JacobsAnheuser-Busch InBev

Head Tech Supply & Business Insights Europe

15:40

17:00

Case Study

Panel Discussion

Case Study 16:20

17:40

18:00

15:20

Closing Remarks from Chair

Networking Coffee Break

19:00Cocktail Reception

A Global Approach to Industry 4.0

• Strategy definition and kick-off of initial workstreams: 3D printing, Big Data analytics, augmented reality and IIOT platforms.

The New Era of Cyber Crime with Industry 4.0

• What are the challenges we would face?• Cyber security.• Smarter security for manufacturing in Industry 4.0• Why in Industry 4.0 manufacturing needs to be better prepared for cyber attacks.

14:00

How 3D Printing is Enabling 4.0 & What is Behind the Hype

• 3D printing for eliminating logistics.• Filling the gap by connecting the virtual & physical world.

14:40

Reserved for Sponsors for Use IIOT Technologies of Cloud Computing,Artificial Intelligence, Smart Sensors and AI.

One-to-One Meetings



Case Study

Case Study Augmented Reality in Industrial Environments

• Evolution of augmented reality.• Application areas in industrial environments.• Challenges and requirements in industry.• Use case examples.• Demo/video.

smart, safe and sustainable

How Smart Manufacturing Complements Lean Manufacturing Efforts

• Does Smart Manufacturing mean significant investments?• Identification of company wastes.• Maintenance business case: down-times reduction through predictive maintenance inventory business case: logistics & spare parts cost reduction through approach unification.

IoT in mould manufacturing – creating new ways of working.

Adam ZawadzkiToyota Motor EuropeInnovations Senior Project Leader

Jesper ToubølLEGO GroupI Vice President Elements and Moulds

Eric Prévost

OracleGlobal Head IOT/Digital transformation for Industry 4.0 & Automotive

Servitisation “The New Normal”?

• Disrupt or disrupted.• Making better use of data.• How can businesses focus on improving their internal processes with the use of data rather than increasing their knowledge of their customers?• The use of connected technologies will provide access to a vast amount of data. How does/will your business maximise the value of this data?• Understanding the need for collaborating between manufacturers.• Do you believe your organisation is prepared for the application of Internet of Things technologies in your processes or products?

Case Study

Kalle WårdCiscoManaging Director EMEAR,IOT Cloud

Morning Coffee and Pastries08:30

Opening Remarks from Chair09:00

09:15

09:50

Networking Coffee Break10:25

Case Study10:40

11:15

11:50

Case Study

Extend your Manufacturing Business with Cloud Applications, IOT and Emerging and Secure Technologies

• Why connect your factory?• What are the business values? • How the new cloud, IOT and emerging technologies (artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality, blockchain, IOT) are making the manufacturing activities more agile and flexible at a fast pace.

22 / February DAY TWO



14:00

13:25

14:35

15:25

Case Study

Case Study

Case Study

Case Study

12:25

15:10Networking Coffee Break

Strategic Lunch

Smart Manufacturing in the Food and Beverage Industry

• Have you defined a roadmap for your digital transformation to Smart Manufacturing?• What is the maturity level you have in your company?• How do you link your business processes and your manufacturing processes?• Have you thought of working in a disconnected enterprise and what will be the effect for you?• What does it take to convert or build a digital factory today?

How Digitization Makes the Supply Chain More Efficient, Agile and Customer-Focused

• What are the new business models emerged?• How is industrial digitalization influencing different parts of the value chain?• Why Customer Intimacy is the key winning factor going forward?

Uwe Küppers

Rockwell AutomationSenior Consultant for Smart Manufacturing

Chairman of the EMEA Board atMESA International

Cesare CerasoStanley Black&Decker

European Continuous Improvement Director

Ljiljana StojanovicFraunhofer Institute of Optronics

Head of Smart Factory Systems

Real-Time Big Data Analytics for Industry 4.0

Melissa JenkinsTele2 IoT

IoT CTO

Cassandra PillayUNIDO

Climate Change ExpertIndustry 4.0 project developer

16:00Case Study

Q & A+

From the Smart Factory to the Emotional Factory

• Is Industry 4.0 a true Revolution? Go where the value takes you.• SB&D Industry 4.0 application.• Innovation in excellent companies.• The magic power of WHY.• The Flyer-1: When the leadership style makes a difference.• Industry 5.0 - The Human Resource Revolution.• The company as a Social-Technical System.

Accelerating Clean Energy Through Industry 4.0: Manufacturing the Next Revolution

• The potential of Industry 4.0 concepts in manufacturing processes to accelerate clean energy/energy efficiency, and what this could mean for business models.• Policy tools and the need for agility of governments in partnership with the private sector to ensure the benefits of Industry 4.0 will be equally distributed globally.• The connection of Industry 4.0 in achieving the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. Sustainable Development Goal 7 (affordable and clean energy), SDG 9 (industry, innovation and infrastructure) and SDG 13 (climate action) as well as its relevance to the Paris Climate Agreement.



Jan NöckerThe Boston Consulting Group

Project Leader

Franz EderGEVA Elektronik

Head of Robotics(AT)

17:45Closing Remarks from Chair

17:10

18:00One-to-One Meetings

16:35Case Study

Case StudyThe Adoption of Advanced Robotics in Manufacturing: A Reality Today or a Revolution for the Future?

• Safe interaction between human and robots?• Robots as service.• Cobots.• Not to replace but to work together with humans.

The Factory of the Future

• Why a new factory setup is needed.• What the Factory of the Future may look like.• What steps are needed to successfully implement the Factory of the Future.



the Future of manufacturing and digital transformation

Is Smart Manufacturing Going to Lead to De-centralized Manufacturing?

• Moving from globalization to inshoring.• Elimination of logistics.• Leading to a new world economic structure.• Change of supply chain arrangements.• Localization, discussing the demographic challenge associated with it.

Group A

Group B

Group C

How Smart Manufacturing Technologies like Simulation Can Help Minimize Wastage during the Design Process?

• How quality data availability at the point of design will enable smart manufacturing?

TBA

Morning Coffee and Pastries08:30

Opening Remarks from Chair09:00

Case Study09:15

Interactive Session10:00

Networking Coffee Break11:00

23 / February DAY three

The Future of Drones in Manufacturing

• How drones could be used to discover sources of raw material.• Use of drones for product handling.• Use of drones in inspecting and monitoring quality.• Use of drones to minimize wastage of material.• How can drones help in safety management.

How Can SME’S Exploit Industry 4.0 in the Era of Digitalization

• The Mittelstand has not yet discovered Big Data and the Cloud for itself.• It is not easy for small and medium-sized enterprises, due to lack of resources, to assess the technological maturity of the relevant solutions and their business uses.• Lack of comprehensive strategy.• Serious security concerns hinder implementation.• How can small companies get their hands on Smart Manufacturing. technologies which might be too expensive for them?



Michal KaczurbaMicrosoftHead of Manufacturing & Resources Solutions

Mark Bünger

Lux Research IncVP of Research and Client Development

Case Study11:20

Case Study11:55 Enabling Industry 4.0 Technologies and Capabilities

• The solutions layer architecture.

• Companies need to build a digital DNA.

The Impact of Distributed Manufacturing Technologies on Industry 4.0

• Just as technologies can be disruptive, the way we make technologies can be disruptive, too.• The disruption in distributed manufacturing comes from flexibility over scale and ability to manufacture one part as cheaply as many, rather than the current model of high-volume centralized manufacturing.• This presentation will describe technologies and business models enabling IIoT in microfactories, automation and autonomy, and other key trends to watch.

Strategic Lunch

Closing Remarks from Chair

End of the Conference

12:30

13:30

14:00



A journey back through the history of Porsche and current productionA vision becomes reality. Immediately next to the headquarters of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, you can today find one of the most spectacular car museums in the world. The Porsche Museum. Be inspired by over 80 vehicles in our 5,600 square metre exhibition area. That is where your 2-hour tour begins and ends.

Besides the museum, you will visit the factory as well. You will see the whole factory, but with stops at these 3 locations specifically:

1. The main assembly line - This is where the cars are assembled by the factory mechanics.2. The leather workshop - This is where the leather interior of the cars (car seats) are produced.3. The motor workshop - This is where the motors are constructed and assembled.

PORSCHEFactory Tour



Convenient Locationjust a short distance from both Messe Stuttgart and the airport.

RoomsOur spacious and modern rooms and suites are beautifully designed and full of helpful perks including soundproof windows, large HDTVs and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Event FacilitiesHost a meeting in one of our elegant function rooms.

Dine In StyleSip a cocktail in our atrium-style bar or savor a perfectly grilled steak at our steakhouse restaurant.

STUTTGARTCapital of southwest Germany’s

Baden-Württemberg state, is known as a manufacturing hub.

Mercedes-Benz and Porsche have headquarters and museums here. The city is filled with greenspaces,

which wrap around its center.

Our Venue

The CITY

TOP-NOTCH HOTEL IN CONVENIENT LOCATION

Stuttgart, a city of about 600,000, is ground zero for German engineering. The neon-lit logos of Mercedes, Porsche, and Zeiss optical equipment light up the sky. Yet, in that German way of never getting too far away from grass roots and nature, a lot of greenery takes the hard edges off all this industry and technology. Vineyards sweep down hillsides into the outskirts, and the forested banks of the Neckar River cut a swath right through town. Softening the Stuttgart image, too, are several much respected art collections and a lot of high-brow culture (the Stuttgart Ballet is world renowned).

Maritim Hotel Stuttgart



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Lunch for the three days

Networking activities

Cocktail reception &Networking dinner

Beverages & coffee breaks

Online documentation

Access to participants list 2 weeks before the event

Possibility to chat with participants before the event

Networking

Group Discount (3+)Early Bird Discount

1.295 € 1.195 €

1.595 €1.695 €

Vendors & Solution Providers

€ 3.000 + VAT

Online Documentation

€ 500 + VAT

Industry Professional

€ 2.000 + VAT

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