Manufacturing Innovation Day 2013 - 19. März
Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart
Nutzen Sie auch unseren Networking Event am Vorabend der Veranstaltung, am 18. März um 19.00 Uhr zu vertiefenden Gesprächen mit Industriekollegen und Branchenexperten. Freuen Sie sich auf ein entspanntes Abendessen in den Räumen des Mercedes-Benz Museums.
Für die internationale Konferenz bieten wir einen Simultanübersetzungsservice in Deutsch und Englisch an.
| 08:30 | Welcome by MicrosoftThomas SchröderGM Enterprise & Partner GroupMicrosoft Deutschland GmbH |
| 08:45 | Innovating the Enterprise in a changing world - The CIO Agenda for 2013 and beyondThe role of the CIO is one of the most challenging on the leadership team. Business expectations of tangible results are rising fast, yet CIO efforts often end up disconnected from business outcomes. This session presents the role of the CIO into a new era of opportunities and challenges. It will discuss innovative ideas on how CIOs can better influence and support business strategies for the Enterprise for 2013 and beyond. Sergio ColellaEALA Lead for AITT (Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Infrastructure & Transportation Services)Accenture Andrew SmithGeneral Manager Germany, Austria & SwitzerlandAvanade |
| 09:00 | The Enterprise of the Future - a view from the topIn this session, Accenture will moderate a discussion on unique challenges and opportunities in the manufacturing industry, and experiences in driving innovation in a connected world, developing customer intimacy, and enabling operational efficiency. It will also discuss how emerging technologies are addressing current business challenges while laying a foundation for the enterprise of the future in manufacturing. Sergio ColellaEALA Lead for AITT (Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Infrastructure & Transportation Services)Accenture Ralph HeuwingChief Financial & Chief Information OfficerDürr AG |
| 09:30 | The New Era - Driving Business Transformation in a Connected WorldThis session outlines how Microsoft collaborates with manufacturing leaders across the world, who embrace the power of the emerging disruptive technologies around Cloud, Mobility, Social, and Big Data in order to drive business transformation and deliver significant business results. Sanjay RaviWW Managing Director, Discrete Manufacturing IndustryMicrosoft Corporation |
| 10:00 | Coffee Break |
| 10:15 | Taking Business Intelligence and Big Data to a Next Level - what are the top things IT needs to be able to do?This session analyzes business scenarios for Business Intelligence (BI) including big data in the manufacturing industry and shows how these scenarios can be implemented on the Microsoft platform. Thomas KellerPrincipal Platform SpecialistMicrosoft Deutschland GmbH |
| 10:30 | Heraeus on the way to its one and only DWH - tailwinds, calm, the golden horizon and cliffsHeraeus is currently on its way from a decentralized approach in Business Intelligence to a central Enterprise Data Warehouse. In this session join Heraeus on its journey through the “Mare di data”. Torsten KluinHead of BI Competence CenterHeraeus infosystems GmbH |
| 11:00 | Cummins Next Generation Manufacturing Process IntelligenceCummins designed and is now implementing a next generation enterprise Manufacturing Execution System (MES) to fuel strategic growth in emerging markets of Brazil, India and China. Learn how a Core methodology has accelerated Cummins’ global MES deployment and coupled with a Center of Excellence expedites the sharing of process innovations and best practices across their manufacturing enterprise. Hear about Cummins’ plans to deploy new manufacturing intelligence tools to gain greater operations insight that will help accelerate continuous improvement actions. Michael SnaithManufacturing Systems IT Group ManagerCummins/GB |
| 11:30 | Enabling the Next Generation Mobile WorkforceThis session presents the Microsoft Mobile Enterprise Application Platform with Windows 8. “Consumerization” of IT impacts on how data is consumed and shared within the Enterprise. Companies seek to increase productivity and efficiencies by letting employees work from anywhere anytime. Timely information speeds up cadence of decision making and allows employees to make better decisions at the point of activity. Learn about how new technologies can help enable new possibilities in productivity. Sebastian WeberSenior Manager, Microsoft Consulting ServicesMicrosoft Deutschland GmbH |
| 12:00 | Lunch: Take advantage of this time to network with peers and visit the Partner Solution & Microsoft Device Exhibits |
| 13:30 | A Forward Look to Customer Relationship ManagementThis session presents examples for management of sales and service in manufacturing. It highlights new mobile solutions for manufacturing and dealers and contrasts the CRM implementation in the cloud with hybrid and on-premise models. Joerg JasperCRM Technical Solution ProfessionalMicrosoft Deutschland GmbH |
| 14:00 | CRM: The Way We Implement CRM in Global OperationsThe benefits of a CRM system are obvious. Customer and company data will be quickly and easily integrated and are available over a central platform for all parties in a global company. Yet CRM implementations can bring challenges that are accentuated on international operations. This presentation gives an overview of an implementation and shows the benefits and challenges of a centralized CRM solution for global operations. Karl Heinz JekubikProject Manager IT DepartmentHYDAC Verwaltung GmbH |
| 14:30 | How Enterprise Social Solutions drive the Automotive Industry forwardLeveraging enterprise social solutions to increase collaboration, innovation, and productivity is not about another system or another process, but about uniting all employees, partners, and suppliers with the systems and processes they use to foster engagement and spur innovation. Learn how Social Solutions enable cost savings, ideation and innovation management principles that result in a competitive differentiation. Simon FloydIndustry Solution Manager Discrete ManufacturingMicrosoft Corporation |
| 14:45 | Daimler Connect - The internal social networking platformIn December 2012 Daimler has started to rollout their company-wide internal social media platform for social collaboration and network communication. Microsoft SharePoint 2010 in combination with NewsGator’s social add-on “Social Sites 2010” has been defined to be the binding standard for social collaboration at Daimler. Within this presentation you will get a brief insight into the project with a view to technology, use cases, an overview of the highlights of Daimler Connect and a short look-out. André SchaetzleProject Manager Information Technology ManagementDaimler AG |
| 15:10 | Implementing an Enterprise Social Network - The Renault StoryThe presentation will discuss experiences of Renault with the ongoing initiative for Social Computing. Renault started in 2009 with the first web 2.0 experimentations and pilots and launched their Enterprise Social Network in June 2012. The presentation will give a first feedback and highlight future perspectives around Social Computing. Damien MartayanManager Workstation and Mobility DomainRenault IT Services/France |
| 15:30 | Coffee Break |
| 15:45 | Intelligent Systems that leverage cloud computing help you differentiate and find new business models.Ubiquitous connectivity enables a near real-time enterprise and helps manufacturers improve asset performance and people productivity. Cloud, big data, mobility and social are the underpinning elements to build the systems for the new era in manufacturing. Systems integrators, automation providers and machine builders will hear from peers on new ways of delivering value and capturing business through data-enabled services. Enrique AndaluzIndustry Solution Manager Discrete ManufacturingMicrosoft Corporation |
| 16:15 | The Era of Data-Enabled Services - A Transformation Story from KronesEvaluation and prediction of data-enabled services by Krones. Thomas IslingerVP Business Process ApplicationsKrones AG |
| 16:45 | Panel Discussion: A Look Ahead on Innovation in ManufacturingThis session will debate key questions of the day and review success factors and learnings. Audience members are encouraged to participate in this lively conversation, in which the only rule is to have a strong opinion and be prepared to back it up. Damien MartayanManager Workstation and Mobility DomainRenault IT Services/France Klaus-Hardy MühleckCIOThyssenKrupp AG Andreas DrescherGeschäftsführerpmOne AG Detlef KrauseVertical Lead Discrete ManufacturingMicrosoft Deutschland |
| 17:15 | Closing Remarks and End of Day |
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