Day One – Tuesday 4th April 2017
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Naomi Climer, Immediate Past President, IET 09.30 Welcome Address – Vision to Reality 09.40 Keynote Address – Government Strategy for Industry 4.0 in UK
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INDUSTRY 4.0 LEADERS SYMPOSIUM10:00 Industry 4.0 Above the Clouds Exploring VR; production lines where humans and robots work side by side; 3D printers producing prototypes. This session will provide insights into how Airbus Group is delivering tomorrow’s ideas today. Jens Gralfs, VP & Architect for Overall Physical Design (R&D), Airbus 10:30 IT-OT Convergence for an Optimised World How the convergence of Energy Management and Automation (Operational Technology) with Software and IIOT (Information Technology) – can deliver energy and process optimization. Tanuja Randery, President – UK & Ireland, Schneider Electric 11:00 Turning Ideas into Reality The real story behind one leading manufacturer’s journey to full automation Hans Michael Krause, Head of Sales – Processing & Packaging, Bosch Rexroth, Germany 11:30 Panel Discussion 12:00 Exhibition and Lunch
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NEW BUSINESS MODELS; NEW OPPORTUNITIES14:00 The High Value Manufacturing Catapult – exploiting the opportunities of technology innovation 14:20 Efficiency step changes in manufacturing: 3D design, simulation and manufacturing Guillaume Vendroux, Delmia CEO, Dassault Systèmes 14:40 How technology can enable the fourth industrial revolution Julian David, CEO, techUK 15:00 Technology-driven disruption in operations: getting the practical benefits fast and permanently Dr Jens Nackmayr, Partner & Head of UK Operations Strategy, Roland Berger 15:20 Panel Discussion 16:00 Exhibition, Open Technology Forums 17:00 Networking Reception hosted by
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Day Two – Wednesday 5th April 2017
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Dr. Graeme Philp, Chief Executive, GAMBICA CULTURAL, TECHNOLOGY AND WORKFORCE TRENDS AND SHARED EXPERIENCE 09.30 Realise Innovation with Digital Manufacturing: following the trends, strategies and successes Alan Norbury, CTO, Siemens UK 09.50 Industry Case Study Jonathan Hague, Vice President, Operations and Open Innovation, Unilever 10:10 The Good, Bad and Ugly of Industry 4.0: wide ranging views and case studies Mike James, Chair, MESA International Group & Chairman & CTO, ATS Global 10:30 Actively shaping the 4th Industrial Revolution: human-centered production Peter Scherrer, Deputy General Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation 10:50 Panel Discussion and Q&A 11: 00 Break INDUSTRIAL IOT 11:30 Gaining real benefits from the proliferation of smart connected devices Steve Mellor, CTO, Industrial Internet Consortium |
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Data sharing and interpretation to make real informed decisions Mike Loughran, Field Business Leader Architecture & Software, Rockwell Automation 12:10 Cognitive Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 Case studies demonstrating the benefits of embracing the data explosion created by IIoT and the cyber physical revolution Charles Joel, Head of Industry 4.0, IBM UK 12:30 An Industrial Immune System: Using Machine Learning for Next Generation ICS Security Richard Robins, Senior Technology Specialist, Darktrace 12:50 Panel Discussion and Q&A 13:00 Exhibition and Lunch FACTORIES OF THE FUTURE 14:00 Factory 2050: cutting-edge manufacturing, advanced robotics, flexible automation, next generation man-machine interfaces and new programming tools Professor Keith Ridgway CBE, Executive Chairman of the Advanced Manufacturing Centre (AMRC with Boeing), University of Sheffield and Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC), University of Strathclyde, UK |
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Case Study: Novel solutions to old problems Capturing value from industry 4.0 by focusing on key applications and technology providers, driving innovation through cultural change and experimenting with new business models to improve operational effectiveness Gil Woodward, Manufacturing Manager, Accolade Wines 14:40 Innovation for Growth: advanced manufacturing in practice in the SME sector Simon Reid, Sector Manager for Advanced Manufacturing, Liverpool City Region LEP Tom Dawes, CEO, Valuechain Luke Walsh, Managing Director, Brainboxes 15:20 – 16:30 Panel Discussion and Q&A INDUSTRY 4.0 OPEN DEBATE – WHAT DOES THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE FROM HERE? Chaired by Colin Shaw, Partner, McKinsey & Co and UK and Ireland lead for the operations practice, with extensive knowledge in both operations and industry 4.0. Colin will be joined by senior panellists including: Ian Funnell, Managing Director, ABB UK Professor Dr Egbert-Jan Sol, Programme Director, Smart Industry (The Netherlands) Michael Wiesmuller, Head of Department, Ministry for Transport, Innovation & Technology (Austria) Zoë Webster, Head of Resource Portfolio, Development Directorate, Innovate UK
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