We are proud to present Alexandra Palt as inspirational speaker for the NEXEEDit Summit 2021. Click here to know more
Alexandra Palt
Executive VP and
Chief Sustainability
Officer, L’Oréal
Please welcome Dr. Katrin Suder as one of our NEXEEDit Summit speakers for the master classes!
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Dr. Katrin Suder
Chairwoman of the Digital
Council of the German
Federal Government
We are proud to present Dr. Christoph Peylo as one of our NEXEEDit Summit speakers!
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Dr. Christoph Peylo
SVP Digital Trust
Bosch
Unblock
the future.
Join us at the NEXEEDit Summit 2021! Learn new approaches to digital transformation from thought leaders,
network with like-minded professionals, and discuss what IIoT has in stock for the factory of the future.
This Industry 4.0 conference offers you three hours of inspirational speeches, master classes, breakout sessions
and a panel discussion about the future of smart manufacturing and IIoT. Don’t miss out and register now!
Digital Transformation – learn from the best
We have learned and achieved a lot during the pandemic; digital transformation has taken a big leap in smart manufacturing and digital supply chains.
Still, a lot of questions remain: will Industry 4.0 pay off in the long run? How can we counteract the skills shortage?
Which ingredients does a future-proof digitalization strategy need?
Whatever your digital maturity stage, we will answer your most pressing questions at the NEXEEDit Summit 2021 together with leading experts from science,
business, and production. The time has come to break down the remaining barriers and to take the next steps with confidence and trust.
Let’s unblock the future now!
What can you expect this year?
Learn more about digital transformation, the required IoT technologies and many more exciting topics regarding the
factory of the future at this year’s NEXEEDit Summit!
Digital trust, cultural change, open IT standards, the human factor of IIoT – these are just a few of the many
topics we will discuss with you at this IoT conference. Register now!
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2:00 p.m.
Unblock the future
Digital transformation in industry is becoming an increasingly important factor to maintain competitiveness.
We highlight the steps needed to achieve the Factory of the Future and show the challenges involved.
With a look behind the scenes at Bosch, you can see how we deal with these challenges in our plants worldwide.
Sven Hamann
CEO Bosch Connected Industry
Sven Hamann has been leading the business unit Bosch Connected Industry since July 1, 2019. Prior to that assignment, he led Bosch’s corporate research sector for
Advanced Production Technology and Material Science of Metal and Plastics. He has broad international experience in production and machine construction and holds a degree in
Computational Engineering Science from Technische Universität Berlin.
Sven Hamann has been leading the business unit Bosch Connected Industry since July 1, 2019. Prior to that assignment, he led Bosch’s corporate research sector for
Advanced Production Technology and Material Science of Metal and Plastics. He has broad international experience in production and machine construction and holds a degree in
Computational Engineering Science from Technische Universität Berlin.
2:00 p.m.
Leadership for sustainability
What are the essential elements for cultural change related to the sustainable transformation of a business model?
Alexandra Palt will highlight her experiences, both personal and from her role at L’Oréal.
Topics include vision, leadership, science-based targets, planetary boundaries, consumers, courage, and perseverance.
Alexandra Palt
Executive VP und
Chief Sustainability Officer
L’Oréal
A lawyer by training, Alexandra Palt specialized in human rights. She worked at a law firm, for Amnesty International, and at organizations specializing in diversity,
change management, and sustainability. In 2012, she joined L’Oréal as Chief Sustainability Officer and became Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer and Executive Vice President of the
Fondation L’Oréal in 2017. She joined L’Oréal’s Executive Committee in 2019.
A lawyer by training, Alexandra Palt specialized in human rights. She worked at a law firm, for Amnesty International, and at organizations specializing in diversity,
change management, and sustainability. In 2012, she joined L’Oréal as Chief Sustainability Officer and became Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer and Executive Vice President of the
Fondation L’Oréal in 2017. She joined L’Oréal’s Executive Committee in 2019.
2:30 p.m.
Digital change from head to toe
Digital transformation will sooner or later reach all industries, offering huge opportunities to make processes more efficient and more effective, to take better decisions, and offer better services.
As with any transformation, there are boundaries to overcome. The biggest ones are not primarily digital or technological. It’s about people and change.
Dr. Katrin Suder
Chairwoman of the
Digital Council of the
German Federal Government
A theoretical physicist, Dr. Katrin Suder worked at McKinsey & Co. from 2000 to 2014, heading the Berlin office and public sector practice. She became State Secretary at
the German Federal Ministry of Defense in 2014, before being appointed as Chairwoman of the Advisory Council on Digitalization to the German Federal Government in 2018.
She also works as independent senior adviser and in international supervisory and advisory boards.
A theoretical physicist, Dr. Katrin Suder worked at McKinsey & Co. from 2000 to 2014, heading the Berlin office and public sector practice. She became State Secretary at
the German Federal Ministry of Defense in 2014, before being appointed as Chairwoman of the Advisory Council on Digitalization to the German Federal Government in 2018.
She also works as independent senior adviser and in international supervisory and advisory boards.
2:30 p.m.
Digital transformation with open platforms
Do you wonder how to digitalize your production? How to identify the benefits? How to inspire and convince yourself and management?
How to keep first successful applications running while transforming to a modern architecture?
How to find the best provider and avoid lock-in? We will show you how Bosch does it.
Sneak peek: It's all about joining forces.
Dr. Ulrich Behner
VP Sales
Business Development,
Bosch Connected Industry
Engineer and physicist Ulrich Behner brought control units to production in global teams, co-founded Bosch’s connected health unit, and sponsored the first big data analytics study.
He joined the connected industry team in 2014, leveraging MEMS sensor technology, introducing a production big data analytics platform, and driving forward the digital transformation
of Bosch’s production with NEXEED.
Andreas Müller
Program Manager Value Stream IT & Processes, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Andreas Müller is responsible for the digitalization of the global manufacturing and production network of Bosch's Powertrain Solutions division.
This includes developing the digitalization strategy of the ‘as produced’ segment of the Bosch AIoT cycle, advancing the processes, innovating IT,
establishing of global expert networks, and driving the organizational change.
Engineer and physicist Ulrich Behner brought control units to production in global teams, co-founded Bosch’s connected health unit, and sponsored the first big data analytics study.
He joined the connected industry team in 2014, leveraging MEMS sensor technology, introducing a production big data analytics platform, and driving forward the digital transformation
of Bosch’s production with NEXEED.
Andreas Müller is responsible for the digitalization of the global manufacturing and production network of Bosch's Powertrain Solutions division.
This includes developing the digitalization strategy of the ‘as produced’ segment of the Bosch AIoT cycle, advancing the processes, innovating IT,
establishing of global expert networks, and driving the organizational change.
3:10 p.m.
Trust in digital supply chains
What is digital trust? Why does its implementation in the digital supply chain require high competence in handling data, dealing with cyber security, AI, and “traditional” software development methodology?
Find out why many aspects of Industry 4.0 require digital trust and what its concrete customer value is.
Dr. Christoph Peylo
SVP Digital Trust
Robert Bosch GmbH
Dr. Christoph Peylo leads the project Digital Trust in Bosch’s CDO organization. Before that, he established and led Bosch’s Center for Artificial Intelligence.
He was a member of the high-level expert group on AI of the European Commission. Prior to joining Bosch in 2017, he worked at Deutsche Telekom Laboratories in Berlin in the area of AI,
(cyber-)security, Industry 4.0, and IoT.
Dr. Christoph Peylo leads the project Digital Trust in Bosch’s CDO organization. Before that, he established and led Bosch’s Center for Artificial Intelligence.
He was a member of the high-level expert group on AI of the European Commission. Prior to joining Bosch in 2017, he worked at Deutsche Telekom Laboratories in Berlin in the area of AI,
(cyber-)security, Industry 4.0, and IoT.
3:35 p.m.
Use case quest - find the ROI winner in your factory
Simply installing IIoT software does not save a single euro. Instead, it takes specific use cases with high savings potential that are identified based on the newly acquired data.
An example shows how you can find the right use case and greatly shorten the ROI times of your IIoT projects.
Marian Demme
Senior Solution Architect
Bosch Connected Industry
Marian Raphael Demme is Senior Solution Architect for connected manufacturing solutions. He leads a team that guides the customer in identifying the best
use case and is responsible for the initial implementation and coordination of I4.0 software projects. He holds a master’s degree in Business Informatics from Potsdam University.
Daniel Scharly
Head of
Production Engineering
SICK AG
Daniel Scharly is Head of Production Engineering at SICK AG. Prior to that, he led an interdisciplinary team that drove digitalization at SICK with a focus on smart manufacturing,
predictive maintenance, and optimized energy management.
Daniel has a master’s degree in Technical Management and a bachelor’s degree in Automotive Powertrain & Mechatronics from Heilbronn University of Applied Science.
Irina Wetteborn
Product Owner Data Insights
SICK AG
Irina Wetteborn is Product Owner Data Insights at SICK. She integrated NEXEED software solutions into the SICK Manufacturing Platform.
Irina is responsible for the whole cycle – from value proposition to agile implementation to maintenance.
She has experience as SPS programmer and a master’s degree in Mathematics from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
Marian Raphael Demme is Senior Solution Architect for connected manufacturing solutions. He leads a team that guides the customer in identifying the best
use case and is responsible for the initial implementation and coordination of I4.0 software projects. He holds a master’s degree in Business Informatics from Potsdam University.
Daniel Scharly is Head of Production Engineering at SICK AG. Prior to that, he led an interdisciplinary team that drove digitalization at SICK with a focus on smart manufacturing,
predictive maintenance, and optimized energy management.
Daniel has a master’s degree in Technical Management and a bachelor’s degree in Automotive Powertrain & Mechatronics from Heilbronn University of Applied Science.
Irina Wetteborn is Product Owner Data Insights at SICK. She integrated NEXEED software solutions into the SICK Manufacturing Platform.
Irina is responsible for the whole cycle – from value proposition to agile implementation to maintenance.
She has experience as SPS programmer and a master’s degree in Mathematics from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
3:35 p.m.
Value stream analysis 4.0 - unleash your digital potential
Increase your digitalization performance with the right methodology in combining lean tools with I4.0! The value stream analysis 4.0 covers both physical and IT processes in the factory.
Learn how to avoid digital waste, detect media leakages, and define the right digital use cases based on informative links between data and process structures.
Elise Schuffert
Senior Consultant
Lean & Industry 4.0
Bosch Connected Industry
Elise Schuffert leads international strategic digitalization projects in various industries (e.g. automotive, electronic, process & pharma) with 10+ years IoT experience.
She focuses on digital value stream design, I4.0 implementation strategy incl. payback, and roll-out of digital use cases. Combining lean management with digital perspectives
of data generation and usage is her success method.
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Joachim Metternich
Head of Institute of Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools,
TU Darmstadt
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich heads the Institute for Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools (PTW) at TU Darmstadt. After studying industrial engineering at TH Darmstadt
and earning his PhD at PTW, he worked for industrial companies in Germany and abroad for many years. He is a member of the Scientific Society for Production Engineering (WGP) and spokesperson
for the Mittelstand Digital Zentrum Darmstadt.
Elise Schuffert leads international strategic digitalization projects in various industries (e.g. automotive, electronic, process & pharma) with 10+ years IoT experience.
She focuses on digital value stream design, I4.0 implementation strategy incl. payback, and roll-out of digital use cases. Combining lean management with digital perspectives
of data generation and usage is her success method.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich heads the Institute for Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools (PTW) at TU Darmstadt. After studying industrial engineering at TH Darmstadt
and earning his PhD at PTW, he worked for industrial companies in Germany and abroad for many years. He is a member of the Scientific Society for Production Engineering (WGP) and spokesperson
for the Mittelstand Digital Zentrum Darmstadt.
3:35 p.m.
Comprehensive optimization - one software for manufacturing & intralogistics
What does it take to optimize the digital factory? Our answer: a user-centered software system for the entire manufacturing network, from production planning to intralogistics.
We will present the Nexeed Industrial Application System, the basis of the BMLP, in detail.
Tino Schübel
Head of Product
Area Plant Operation
Bosch Connected Industry
Tino Schübel has been responsible for the product area Plant Operation at Bosch Connected Industry since January 2020. Tino was born in Tübingen, Germany, in 1977.
After graduating in Business Informatics from Reutlingen University in 2002, he has been working for Bosch in different positions.
Dr. Ulrich Behner
VP Sales
Business Development,
Bosch Connected Industry
Engineer and physicist Ulrich Behner brought control units to production in global teams, co-founded Bosch’s connected health unit, and sponsored the first big data analytics study.
He joined the connected industry team in 2014, leveraging MEMS sensor technology, introducing a production big data analytics platform, and driving forward the digital transformation
of Bosch’s production with NEXEED.
Tino Schübel has been responsible for the product area Plant Operation at Bosch Connected Industry since January 2020. Tino was born in Tübingen, Germany, in 1977.
After graduating in Business Informatics from Reutlingen University in 2002, he has been working for Bosch in different positions.
Engineer and physicist Ulrich Behner brought control units to production in global teams, co-founded Bosch’s connected health unit, and sponsored the first big data analytics study.
He joined the connected industry team in 2014, leveraging MEMS sensor technology, introducing a production big data analytics platform, and driving forward the digital transformation
of Bosch’s production with NEXEED.
3:35 p.m.
Intralogistics 4.0 - hands-on insights into the digital material flow at Bosch Powertrain Solutions
The full potential of connected logistics can only be realized with a standardized and digitalized material flow – an experience that Bosch Powertrain Solutions made when introducing AGVs in their factories.
Get first-hand insights on how the project was brought to success, and which steps are already planned to fulfill the overall intralogistics strategy.
Julia Hayer
Product Owner Intralogistics
Bosch Connected Industry
Julia Hayer has been responsible for intralogistics product management at Bosch Connected Industry since June 2020. Julia Hayer was born in Freudenstadt, Germany, in 1986.
She graduated in Industrial Engineering from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in 2012. Before joining Bosch in 2018, Julia Hayer worked for Daimler AG in different positions.
Winfried Rockensteiner is responsible for the global supply chain at Bosch Powertrain Solutions. Prior to that role, he held several positions in Bosch’s IT and supply chain organization in Germany and the U.S.
Winfried graduated from the Technical University of Darmstadt in Business Administration/Industrial Engineering with a focus on Mechanical Engineering.
Iris Socher
Director Logistics Innovation,
IT Systems & Processes
Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Iris Socher is the Director Logistics Innovation, IT Systems & Processes at Bosch Powertrain Solutions.
Julia Hayer has been responsible for intralogistics product management at Bosch Connected Industry since June 2020. Julia Hayer was born in Freudenstadt, Germany, in 1986.
She graduated in Industrial Engineering from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in 2012. Before joining Bosch in 2018, Julia Hayer worked for Daimler AG in different positions.
Winfried Rockensteiner is responsible for the global supply chain at Bosch Powertrain Solutions. Prior to that role, he held several positions in Bosch’s IT and supply chain organization in Germany and the U.S.
Winfried graduated from the Technical University of Darmstadt in Business Administration/Industrial Engineering with a focus on Mechanical Engineering.
Iris Socher is the Director Logistics Innovation, IT Systems & Processes at Bosch Powertrain Solutions.
3:35 p.m.
Digital change - how to succeed and not to fail
What needs to be considered to ensure the success of digital change? What kind of framework should I create as a leader so that all associates involved will take up the digital journey?
We provide insights and operational experience from ten years of I4.0. We will share pitfalls, use cases and tips that make your investment a success.
Karen Ossmann
Head of Human Resources and Training
Bosch Connected Industry
Karen Ossmann has been responsible for Human Resources and Training at Bosch Connected Industry since January 2018. Born in Hamburg, Germany, in 1962,
Karen Ossmann graduated in Educational Science and Literary Studies from Hamburg University in 1994. In 2002, she also earned a master’s degree in Business Studies from Hamburg University.
Thormod Sigle
Senior Change Consultant for I4.0
Bosch Connected Industry
Thormod Sigle is Senior Change Consultant for Industry 4.0 at Bosch Connected Industry.
Dr.-Ing. Thies Uwe Trapp
Project Director for Digital Transformation
Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Before taking on his current position in the central project for digital transformation of Bosch Powertrain Solutions, Dr.-Ing. Thies Uwe Trapp was Director Digital Transformation at the Bosch plant
in Homburg from 2014 to 2021. Thies Uwe was born in Eutin, Germany, in 1967. He graduated from Technical University Clausthal in mechanical engineering in 1994 and received his PhD in 2001.
Karen Ossmann has been responsible for Human Resources and Training at Bosch Connected Industry since January 2018. Born in Hamburg, Germany, in 1962,
Karen Ossmann graduated in Educational Science and Literary Studies from Hamburg University in 1994. In 2002, she also earned a master’s degree in Business Studies from Hamburg University.
Thormod Sigle is Senior Change Consultant for Industry 4.0 at Bosch Connected Industry.
Before taking on his current position in the central project for digital transformation of Bosch Powertrain Solutions, Dr.-Ing. Thies Uwe Trapp was Director Digital Transformation at the Bosch plant
in Homburg from 2014 to 2021. Thies Uwe was born in Eutin, Germany, in 1967. He graduated from Technical University Clausthal in mechanical engineering in 1994 and received his PhD in 2001.
3:35 p.m.
Open manufacturing - open standards for efficient IIoT
Many IIoT projects are not scaled further due to the lack of agreement on and implementation of common standards. However, IIoT will only be commercially successful if we break down these barriers.
Learn more about the relevance and first successes of "open manufacturing".
Dr. Birgit Boss
Standardization, Open Source, and IP Management
Bosch Connected Industry
Dr. Birgit Boss is active in various national and international standardization and open source organizations such as Plattform Industrie 4.0, Industrial Digital Twin Association,
Open Manufacturing Platform, and CATENA-X. She is a Lead Software Architect at Bosch with more than 25 years of experience.
Dr.-Ing. Julian Backhaus
Head of DevOps-Team
BMW Group
After obtaining his Ph.D. at the Technical University of Munich, Julian Backhaus joined the BMW Group in 2016 to build up their IoT platform. He led the IT project to develop and roll out a predictive
maintenance solution and shaped the connectivity standards for IoT. Today, Julian is responsible for the DevOps teams focusing on IoT and edge computing, and represents BMW in the Open Manufacturing Platform.
Dr. Birgit Boss is active in various national and international standardization and open source organizations such as Plattform Industrie 4.0, Industrial Digital Twin Association,
Open Manufacturing Platform, and CATENA-X. She is a Lead Software Architect at Bosch with more than 25 years of experience.
After obtaining his Ph.D. at the Technical University of Munich, Julian Backhaus joined the BMW Group in 2016 to build up their IoT platform. He led the IT project to develop and roll out a predictive
maintenance solution and shaped the connectivity standards for IoT. Today, Julian is responsible for the DevOps teams focusing on IoT and edge computing, and represents BMW in the Open Manufacturing Platform.
4:30 p.m.
Digital transformation of manufacturing – vision and financing
Together with his guests from science, business and production, host Sven Hamann will discuss the digital future of industrial production,
with a focus on financing and the participants' vision for the coming years.
Johannes Büchs
TV Presenter & Executive Trainer for Storytelling, Interview & Presenting Skills
Johannes Büchs studied Information Science, Economical Computer Science, and Modern German Linguistics. He is the anchorman of the
award-winning TV show ’Kann es Johannes?’ and a reporter for 'Die Sendung mit der Maus'. He trains presenters, journalists, and executives to improve
their storytelling, interview and presenting skills. Johannes is guest lecturer at the Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen.
Sven Hamann
CEO Bosch Connected Industry
Sven Hamann has been leading the business unit Bosch Connected Industry since July 1, 2019. Prior to that assignment, he led Bosch’s corporate research sector for
Advanced Production Technology and Material Science of Metal and Plastics. He has broad international experience in production and machine construction and holds a degree in
Computational Engineering Science from Technische Universität Berlin.
Andreas Müller
Program Manager Value Stream IT & Processes, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Andreas Müller is responsible for the digitalization of the global manufacturing and production network of Bosch's Powertrain Solutions division.
This includes developing the digitalization strategy of the ‘as produced’ segment of the Bosch AIoT cycle, advancing the processes, innovating IT,
establishing of global expert networks, and driving the organizational change.
Johannes Büchs studied Information Science, Economical Computer Science, and Modern German Linguistics. He is the anchorman of the
award-winning TV show ’Kann es Johannes?’ and a reporter for 'Die Sendung mit der Maus'. He trains presenters, journalists, and executives to improve
their storytelling, interview and presenting skills. Johannes is guest lecturer at the Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen.
Sven Hamann has been leading the business unit Bosch Connected Industry since July 1, 2019. Prior to that assignment, he led Bosch’s corporate research sector for
Advanced Production Technology and Material Science of Metal and Plastics. He has broad international experience in production and machine construction and holds a degree in
Computational Engineering Science from Technische Universität Berlin.
Andreas Müller is responsible for the digitalization of the global manufacturing and production network of Bosch's Powertrain Solutions division.
This includes developing the digitalization strategy of the ‘as produced’ segment of the Bosch AIoT cycle, advancing the processes, innovating IT,
establishing of global expert networks, and driving the organizational change.
Daniel Scharly
Head of Production Engineering
SICK AG
Daniel Scharly is Head of Production Engineering at SICK AG. Prior to that, he led an interdisciplinary team that drove digitalization at SICK with a
focus on smart manufacturing, predictive maintenance, and optimized energy management. Daniel has a master’s degree in Technical Management and a bachelor’s degree in
Automotive Powertrain & Mechatronics from Heilbronn University of Applied Science.
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Joachim Metternich
Head of Institute of Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools,
TU Darmstadt
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich heads the Institute for Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools (PTW) at TU Darmstadt. After studying industrial engineering at TH Darmstadt
and earning his PhD at PTW, he worked for industrial companies in Germany and abroad for many years. He is a member of the Scientific Society for Production Engineering (WGP) and spokesperson
for the Mittelstand Digital Zentrum Darmstadt.
Daniel Scharly is Head of Production Engineering at SICK AG. Prior to that, he led an interdisciplinary team that drove digitalization at SICK with a
focus on smart manufacturing, predictive maintenance, and optimized energy management. Daniel has a master’s degree in Technical Management and a bachelor’s degree in
Automotive Powertrain & Mechatronics from Heilbronn University of Applied Science.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich heads the Institute for Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools (PTW) at TU Darmstadt. After studying industrial engineering at TH Darmstadt
and earning his PhD at PTW, he worked for industrial companies in Germany and abroad for many years. He is a member of the Scientific Society for Production Engineering (WGP) and spokesperson
for the Mittelstand Digital Zentrum Darmstadt.
Johannes Büchs
TV Presenter & Executive Trainer for Storytelling, Interview & Presenting Skills
Sven Hamann
CEO Bosch Connected Industry
Andreas Müller
Program Manager
Value Stream IT & Processes
Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Daniel Scharly
Head of
Production Engineering
SICK AG
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Joachim Metternich
Head of Institute of Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools,
TU Darmstadt
Agenda & speakers
2:00 p.m.
Welcome & introductory speech
Unblock the future
Sven Hamann, CEO Bosch Connected Industry
2:15 p.m.
Inspirational speech
Leadership for sustainability
Alexandra Palt, Executive VP and Chief Sustainability Officer L’Oréal
2:30 p.m.
Master class #1
Digital change from head to toe
Dr. Katrin Suder, Chairwoman of the Digital Council of the German Federal Government
2:50 p.m.
Master class #2
Digital transformation with open platforms
Dr. Ulrich Behner, VP Sales Business Development, Bosch Connected Industry
Andreas Müller, Program Manager Value Stream IT & Processes, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
3:10 p.m.
Master class #3
Trust in the digital supply chain
Dr. Christoph Peylo, SVP Digital Trust, Bosch
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #1
Use case quest – find the ROI winner in your factory
Marian Demme, Senior Solution Architect, Bosch Connected Industry
Daniel Scharly, Head of Production Engineering, SICK AG
Irina Wetteborn, Product Owner Data Insights, SICK AG
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #2
Value stream analysis – unleash your digital potential
Elise Schuffert, Senior Consultant Industry 4.0, Bosch Connected Industry
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich, Head of the Institute for Production Management, Technology and Machine Tools, TU Darmstadt
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #3
Comprehensive optimization – one software for manufacturing & intralogistics
Tino Schübel, Head of Product Area Plant Operation, Bosch Connected Industry
Dr. Ulrich Behner, VP Sales Business Development, Bosch Connected Industry
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #4
Intralogistics 4.0 – hands-on insights into the digital material flow at Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Julia Hayer, Product Owner Intralogistics, Bosch Connected Industry
Winfried Rockensteiner, Global VP Logistics, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
Iris Socher, Director Logistics Innovation, IT Systems & Processes, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #5
Digital change – how to succeed, and not to fail
Karen Ossmann, Head of Human Resources and Training, Bosch Connected Industry
Thormod Sigle, Senior Change Consultant for I4.0, Bosch Connected Industry
Dr.-Ing. Thies Uwe Trapp, Project Director for Digital Transformation, Bosch Powertrain Solutions
3:35 p.m.
Breakout session #6
Open manufacturing – open standards for efficient IIoT
Dr. Birgit Boss, Standardization, Open Source and IP Management, Bosch Connected Industry
Dr.-Ing. Julian Backhaus, Head of DevOps Team, BMW Group
4:00 p.m.
Breakouts round 2
Identical content, see breakouts #1-6 above
4:30 p.m.
Panel discussion
Digital transformation of manufacturing – vision and financing
Johannes Büchs (moderator),
Sven Hamann (Bosch Connected Industry),
Andreas Müller (Bosch), Daniel Scharly (SICK AG),
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Joachim Metternich (TU Darmstadt)
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