{ Connected Manufacturing Forum 2024 » Day 2 – July 30, 2019

Connected Manufacturing Forum 2024

June 25 - 26, 2024

Westin Buckhead Atlanta, GA

Day 2 – July 30, 2019

Unlocking the Power of Industrial IoT and Artificial Intelligence: Implementing Industry 4.0 technologies To Drive Transformation And Operational Excellence

General Session

7:30 am - 8:30 am Continental Breakfast & Registration

7:30 am - 8:30 am VIP Think Tank Breakfast

Antonia Kay - Program Director, Connected Manufacturing Forum
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Antonia Kay

Program Director
Connected Manufacturing Forum

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Antonia Kay

Program Director
Connected Manufacturing Forum

8:35 am - 8:50 am Chairperson’s Opening Address

Artem Kroupenev - VP of Strategy, Augury
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Artem Kroupenev

VP of Strategy
Augury

8:50 am - 9:20 am Keynote: Moving from Rust Belt to High Technology

Steve Blue - CEO, Miller Ingenuity
Steven L. Blue, the CEO of Miller Ingenuity and author of five highly-acclaimed books for senior leaders and entrepreneurs, shares recommendations on adapting to change and maximizing your company’s growth through Industry 4.0 innovation. He analyzes the difficulties in moving from rust-belt to high-technology and explains how to implement change using Innovational Potential™, a carefully planned concept for igniting business transformation. 
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Steve Blue

CEO
Miller Ingenuity

9:20 am - 9:40 am Keynote: Understanding And Enabling A Digital Twin

Jesper Toubøl - Vice President, Elements & Moulds, LEGO Group
Digital Twins – virtual models of complicated physical assets or processes - are at the forefront of innovative technologies that can drive operational visibility, data-driven decision-making and improved business outcomes. However, a lot of manufacturing leaders are still trying to get a full grasp of the digital twin concept, its functionality and applicability specifically to their operations.  This session will help you find the answers to the following challenges:
 
- Experience how simple coupling of models (physical modelling and productions flow) can be done
- How important data quality improving - data-based models possible is
- How simulation can set direction for: optimized factory layout, simulate work in production, predict future performance 
- Find solution to minimize production lead-time and support leadership decision making

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Jesper Toubøl

Vice President, Elements & Moulds
LEGO Group

State-of-the-art IIoT technology and advanced data analytics are THE accelerating power behind the Industry 4.0 revolution, and embracing the new generation of digital solutions is your key to becoming a data-driven manufacturing frontrunner. 

Join this Big Data analytics and IoT discussion for an overview of:

- Practical data analytics applications that enable production processes agility and flexibility
- Creation of a new architecture for IoT data analytics
- Ability to obtain valuable insights into increasing volumes of Big Data
- Immense business opportunities presented by data-driven decision-making
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Richard Boulware

Global Director, Logistics
IFF

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Trever White

Divisional Information Officer, Manufacturing & Engineering Systems
Toyota Motor Corp.

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Artem Kroupenev

VP of Strategy
Augury

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Paul Trelc

Operations Manager
Braincube

10:20 am - 11:00 am Morning Refreshment and Networking Break

Are you considering injecting automation and robotics in your production processes to position yourself well for the future? This panel discussion will help you explore the reasons behind the “rise of robots” and opportunities presented by the new forms of human-machine interaction:

- Complementing your production processes with automated autonomous robots to fix and prevent processing mistakes
- Adding safety and preventing employee injuries while guaranteeing accuracy and precision of the performed job
- Leveraging robotics to optimize your assets, reduce overtime and increase productivity
- Delivering operational cost savings (energy consumption, optimal resource utilization, etc.)

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Fernando Gracia

International Trade Economist
U.S. International Trade Commission

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Amy Meyer

Vice President – Technical Services
Kohler Co

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Byron Clayton

Chief Executive Officer
Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM)

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Mike Maris

Senior Director, Transportation & Logistics
Zebra Technologies

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Artem Kroupenev

VP of Strategy
Augury

11:40 am - 11:50 am Innovation Spotlight: Fueling Your Employees’ Productivity and Performance

Bob Shiels - Senior Director , Business Development, SpeachMe
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Bob Shiels

Senior Director , Business Development
SpeachMe

Join Colgate-Palmolive team to hear about their strategic outreach group driving the development and adoption of breakthrough technologies, including:

•Additive manufacturing/3D Printing
•Smart wearables 
•Predictive maintenance
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Warren Pruitt

Vice President, Global Supply Chain
Colgate-Palmolive Company

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Gary Binstock

Director of Technology – Strategic Innovation and Alliances
Colgate-Palmolive Company

12:10 pm - 1:10 pm Lunch for All Attendees

The technology of yesterday is struggling to support today’s operational reality and poses a serious challenge: on the one hand, upper management understandably wishes to achieve maximum ROI on the existing infrastructure that entailed big capital expenditures in the not-so-far past and, in many cases, haven’t yet reached its peak of depreciation. On the other hand, certain legacy systems cannot be retrofitted to fully support Industry 4.0 innovation and, therefore, halt progress and diminish your competitive advantage. Is there a way out?

This panel session explores various practices in selecting and qualifying IoT and data analytics partners that can help you in your legacy systems retrofitting efforts and deliver smooth automation and data flow and exchange across your enterprise:

- Identifying critical success factors before a new supplier is deemed acceptable 
- Making sound vendor selection decisions through efficient cross-functional group collaboration to develop universal supplier qualification/disqualification criteria
- Understanding which solution brings the most value to your operation
- Following a structured approach to overcome integration and interoperability issues of legacy and distributed systems 
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Amy Meyer

Vice President – Technical Services
Kohler Co

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Hicham Wazni

Corporate Director of Manufacturing Intelligence and Smart Manufacturing
Arconic

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Sultan Aziz

Senior Director of Product Supply Strategy and Management
Johnson & Johnson

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Artem Kroupenev

VP of Strategy
Augury

The advantages of additive manufacturing, aka 3-D printing, are endless, and a lot of organizations see this as a perfect Industry 4.0 Pilot opportunity that can quickly demonstrate the ROI and significantly upgrade the accuracy and speed at which parts can be produced. 

This panel discusses practical applications of 3-D printing:

- Improving your performance and ability to produce complex designs on-demand
- Reducing lead times and providing  agility and highly responsive order fulfillment 
- Securing your competitive edge through the product customization capabilities and on-demand production
- Delivering reduction in labor and production costs

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Michael Mikula

Chief Engineer, Advanced Manufacturing
Ford Motor Company

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Jesper Toubøl

Vice President, Elements & Moulds
LEGO Group

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Gary Binstock

Director of Technology – Strategic Innovation and Alliances
Colgate-Palmolive Company

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Artem Kroupenev

VP of Strategy
Augury

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Afternoon Refreshment & Networking Break

Industry Lab Workshop

3:00 pm - 3:45 pm Reaping The Benefits Of A Digitally Enabled Supply Chain
David Schultz - Chief Procurement Officer, CONMED Corporation
Join this workshop to discuss what you can do today to stay on top of the emerging wave of revolutionary supply chain solutions and technologies that drive competitive advantage and differentiation.


**By invite only, advance sign-up required**

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David Schultz

Chief Procurement Officer
CONMED Corporation

Industry Lab Workshop

3:00 pm - 3:45 pm Developing The Next Generation Of The Manufacturing Leadership
Stephen A. Childs - Vice President, Global Human Resources & Facilities, Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America
Join Stephen Childs for guidance on how to attract and recruit the right talent, deliver continuous training and skills development opportunities, inspire your team leaders and prepare them for all the changes that Industry 4.0 revolution has to offer.

**Limited seats, advance sign-up required**

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Stephen A. Childs

Vice President, Global Human Resources & Facilities
Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America

3:45 pm - 3:45 pm Conclusion of Connected Manufacturing Forum 2019