The Rise of Industry 4.0: Connect Your Manufacturing Ecosystem To Optimize Process
Connecting People, Process, & Technology
Connected Manufacturing Forum 2019
July 29 - 30, 2019
Hilton Austin, Austin, TX
The Manufacturing Conference For Your Industry 4.0 Strategy
The Connected Manufacturing Forum brings together 150+ leading Manufacturing, Operations, Technology, Supply Chain and Advanced Engineering executives for a collaborative debate on the latest Industry 4.0 trends, challenges and opportunities.
Join them to benchmark your digital enterprise strategy, create your blueprint, promote effective change management and learn how to become a smarter, more connected manufacturer.
- Sarah Bodo, IT Professional, The Dow Chemical Company“The Connected Manufacturing Forum was a well organized and structured event to connect directly to vendors and other companies to share the opportunities and challenges with Industry 4.0.”
Be Inspired – Learn From:
Be inspired by leaders from the world’s largest manufacturing companies who have smart manufacturing figured out and underway. You’ll benchmark your progress towards connected manufacturing, cultural and change management and the latest Industry 4.0 capabilities.
Trever White
Divisional Information Officer, Manufacturing & Engineering Systems
Toyota Motor Corp.
Leveraging IIoT and Data Analytics To Achieve The Goal Of Flexible And Competitive Production Processes
Michael Mikula
Chief Engineer, Advanced Manufacturing
Ford Motor
Leveraging 3-D Printing for Agility and Improved Order Fulfillment
Jack Fish
Vice President of Global Manufacturing
General Electric Aviation
Bart Talloen
Vice President Product Supply Strategy & Deployment
Johnson & Johnson
Industry 4.0 “Natural Selection”: Stagnation Is Not An Option
Ashley Baron
Vice President HR, Industry 4.0 & Corporate
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
Overcoming Misconceptions About Digitalization To Fashion a Clear-Cut Vision For Your Organization
Warren Pruitt
Vice President, Global Supply Chain
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Automation, Robotics and the Future of Manufacturing
Amy Meyer
Vice President – Technical Services
Kohler Co.
Bringing Scalable Interoperability and Agility to Legacy Systems
Jeffrey J. Wilcox
Vice President, Digital Transformation
Lockheed Martin
Best Practices in Industry 4.0 Readiness Assessment
Who Attends the Connected Manufacturing Forum?
You will rub shoulders with Manufacturing, Operations, Technology, Supply Chain and Advanced Engineering executives from Top 500 manufacturing companies, as well as the world’s most innovative start-ups, including:
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Walk Away with Actionable Insights
Your two-day schedule at a glance:
Monday, July 29 Taking Digital Maturity To The Next Level: Getting Past The Industry 4.0 Evangelism Phase To Build A Truly Integrated Digital Enterprise
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Industry 4.0 “Natural Selection”: Stagnation Is Not An Option
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CASE STUDY: Best Practices in Industry 4.0 Readiness Assessment
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PANEL INTERACTIVE: Overcoming Misconceptions About Digitalization To Fashion a Clear-Cut Vision For Your Organization
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Oxford Style Debate: OT vs IT – Who Should Be Spearheading Your Digital Transformation?
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PANEL: Mergers & Acquisitions: Achieving The Goal Of Process Standardization
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Track A: Industry 4.0 Takeoff – rom Vision To Implementation
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Track B: The Next Stage In Digital Maturity – Achieving The Goal Of Data-Driven Manufacturing
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Track C: Industry Lab Workshops
Tuesday, July 30 Unlocking The Power Of Industrial Iot And Artificial Intelligence: Implementing Industry 4.0 Technologies To Drive Transformation And Operational Excellence
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CASE STUDY: Moving from Rust Belt to High Technology
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CASE STUDY: Understanding And Enabling A Digital Twin
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PANEL: Bringing Scalable Interoperability and Agility to Legacy Systems
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PANEL: Leveraging IIoT and Data Analytics To Achieve The Goal Of Flexible And Competitive Production Processes
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CASE STUDY: Customer Centricity Meets Industry 4.0
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CASE STUDY: Leveraging Smart Wearables for Remote Monitoring and Equipment Repairs
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Track A: Industry 4.0 in Discrete Manufacturing
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Track B: Industry 4.0 in Process Manufacturing
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Track C: Industry Lab Workshops
Why You Must Be at Connected Manufacturing
Real life Industry 4.0 use cases
We are not just another digital trade show or a vendor-led seminar where the main goal is to sell the solution to you. Our conference delivers top-level content and case studies highlighting Industry 4.0 strategy conceptualization and application
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A program tailored to manufacturers of all sizes
Regardless of where you stand in comparison to your competition, we have a ton of tailored content that would be applicable to YOUR operation
See AgendaCross-sector learning and networking opportunities
Learn directly from Industry 4.0 practitioners who are looking to share real-life experience and offer practical recommendations to fellow industry peers.
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Become a Sponsor
Sponsoring Connected Manufacturing puts your brand in the spotlight. There are 150 leading executives waiting to meet a company like yours. We offer you custom sponsorship packages with branding, thought leadership and face time all built in. It’s like a big party, and you’re bringing the drinks!