Swiss Leaders Dialog Industry 4.0 2020 -

Swiss Leaders Dialog Industry 4.0 connects pioneering CxOs in the fields of corporate strategy, digitalization, technology, R&D, IT and production, as well as scientists and solution providers to discuss ideas and projects on the road to industrial IoT and new digital business models

Leading Industry 4.0 summit in Switzerland. Key players discuss digitization and business models. Smart factories, connected products and intelligent supply chains revolutionize the economies. From product to service? From bulk production to customization and batch size 1? From owned to shared resources? From humans to robots? You'll find answers at Swiss Leaders Dialog. Train yourself and your organisation for Industry 4.0. Swiss Leaders Dialog is not a typical conference. It’s all about personal meetings with peers, consultants and experts. You may select meeting partners in our internal matchmaking platform, or be selected. The matchmaking shows the overleaps between interests and competencies. A very efficient exchange of experiences, ideas, solutions and strategic aspects. Our networking format delivers business knowledge and relevant contacts in the shortest possible amount of time.

Topics

Connecting customer, product, production and supply chain intelligently
Digital business models and future competition
Positioning in the platform economy / Competing or cooperating with startups?
From product to service – what are the implications of this paradigm shift?
Hunt or being hunted – anticipate and implement digital trends quickly
Big Data, Smart Analytics and Machine Learning
Digital Factory
New production methods and decentralization
Intelligent supply chains
Connected products (advantages, business models)
Customer centricity and batch size 1
Efficiency gains in the value chain through Industry 4.0 and IoT
New credit models in the IoT world (also future trends)
HR challenge: Which skills are needed?
Management concepts for more innovation and creativity (design thinking, agile, holacracy etc.)
Integrating IT legacy into the IoT world (existing ERP, MES, BI, DWH etc.)
Product data, standards, interoperability
Blockchains in IoT
Digital twins
Cyber-physical systems / autonomous systems / robotics

Format

Best practices: Selected business cases
Matchmaking: Interests and competencies of all attendees
Networking: Matched and pre-arranged one on one meetings
Workshops: Confidential peer discussions
High level: Colleagues in similar positions
Decision support: Knowledge of an elite network for your projects, strategies and ideas
Ultra efficient: Personal agenda – optimal time invest
Chill out: Informal networking at after-event bar meeting
Online community: Access new contacts and knowledge after the event

Corrado Iorizzo, Domain Architect OPS Manufacturing, Philip Morris International

How Industrial IoT and Cloud Technologies are Accelerating Philip Morris International Manufacturing Transformation

Challenges and Lessons learned in Transitioning from OT and legacy technology to Industrial IoT
Seamless Cloud Computing: From IoT Gateway to Public Cloud via Edge Computing
How PMI’s Industrial Cloud is underpinning Manufacturing Use Cases for Machine-Learning, Real-Time Process Control and Paperless Factory

Time	Activity	November 17, 2020
8:30	Start of registration
9:00	Digitalization of Procurement – Make the Right Choices One suite or best of breed? Speedboats and backend How to avoid pitfalls Astrid Borgmann, Head of Methods, Processes and Systems, Deputy CPO, Swiss Post
9:30	AI Enabled Pricing Vincenzo De Rosa, Group Head of Data Science, Adecco Group AG
10:00	Coffee Break / Networking
10:15	Networking Session 1 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
10:45	Networking Session 2 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
11:15	Networking Session 3 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
11:45	Networking Session 4 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
12:15	Networking Session 5 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
12:45	Lunch / Networking
13:45	The Digital Twin as a Service Enabler: From Service Ecosystem to Simulation Model Derivation of appropriate simulation models Service value proposition as analytic starting point Digital twin as service enabler in a multi-layer architecture Hybrid simulation models End-to-end development approach Jürg Meierhofer, Koordinator Plattform Industrie 4.0, ZHAW
14:10	Using Analytics to Complement Business Models in Industrial Services Proposing a digital transformation strategy in a diversified group Reference framework for industrial digital twins BlueBox – from sensors readings to outcome based business models Philipp Elkuch, Global Head Digital Strategy & Transformation, Sulzer AG
14:35	Blockchains in IoT and Intelligent Supply Chains Track and trace along supply chains Industrial producers’ need evolution: pre- and post-Covid-19 Blockchain-based industrial applications and the role of IoT An example for food/feed at Bühler AG Camilla Valeria Cavaliere, Development Lead Blockchain Based Services, Bühler AG
15:00	Coffee Break / Networking
15:15	How Industrial IoT and Cloud Technologies are Accelerating Philip Morris International Manufacturing Transformation Challenges and Lessons learned in Transitioning from OT and legacy technology to Industrial IoT Seamless Cloud Computing: From IoT Gateway to Public Cloud via Edge Computing How PMI’s Industrial Cloud is underpinning Manufacturing Use Cases for Machine-Learning, Real-Time Process Control and Paperless Factory Corrado Iorizzo, Domain Architect OPS Manufacturing, Philip Morris International
15:40	Digitalization of Internal Audit Processes Jean-Paul Duperron, VP Internal Audit & Risk Management, Swiss Steel Holding AG
16:05	Digital Transformation in the Security Industry From product to service – what are the implications of this paradigm shift? Cyber-physical systems / autonomous systems / robotics / IoT Pascal Hulalka, CTO, Protectas SA
16:30	Product Configuration for Industry 4.0 Pragmatic digitalization of the product definition and the generation of platforms and building block systems Implementing an assisted product configuration (BOM, Cost, Software, Visualisation etc.) Backbone to collect product and processing data for upcoming big data, IoT and digital twin applications Dr. Martin Freundt, Technical Director Business Unit Electronic Devices, Manz AG
17:00	Strategy and Implementation of an Industry 4.0 Supply Chain Concept Why do we need a digitalization strategy in SCM at Bosch Processes vs. IT – what comes first? Key enablers / action fields for digital SCM models Lighthouse project examples Benefit of digitalization in crisis time Winfried Rockensteiner, Vice President Divisional Logistics (PS/LO), Robert Bosch GmbH
17:25	Wrap-up Discussion
17:30	Apéro an der Hotelbar

Time	Activity	November 17, 2020
8:30	Start of registration
9:00	Digitalization of Procurement – Make the Right Choices One suite or best of breed? Speedboats and backend How to avoid pitfalls Astrid Borgmann, Head of Methods, Processes and Systems, Deputy CPO, Swiss Post
9:30	AI Enabled Pricing Vincenzo De Rosa, Group Head of Data Science, Adecco Group AG
10:00	Coffee Break / Networking
10:15	Networking Session 1 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
10:45	Networking Session 2 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
11:15	Networking Session 3 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
11:45	Networking Session 4 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
12:15	Networking Session 5 (parallel activities) Meetings with peers, experts and solution providers Workshop Open roundtable discussions
12:45	Lunch / Networking
13:45	The Digital Twin as a Service Enabler: From Service Ecosystem to Simulation Model Derivation of appropriate simulation models Service value proposition as analytic starting point Digital twin as service enabler in a multi-layer architecture Hybrid simulation models End-to-end development approach Jürg Meierhofer, Koordinator Plattform Industrie 4.0, ZHAW
14:10	Using Analytics to Complement Business Models in Industrial Services Proposing a digital transformation strategy in a diversified group Reference framework for industrial digital twins BlueBox – from sensors readings to outcome based business models Philipp Elkuch, Global Head Digital Strategy & Transformation, Sulzer AG
14:35	Blockchains in IoT and Intelligent Supply Chains Track and trace along supply chains Industrial producers’ need evolution: pre- and post-Covid-19 Blockchain-based industrial applications and the role of IoT An example for food/feed at Bühler AG Camilla Valeria Cavaliere, Development Lead Blockchain Based Services, Bühler AG
15:00	Coffee Break / Networking
15:15	How Industrial IoT and Cloud Technologies are Accelerating Philip Morris International Manufacturing Transformation Challenges and Lessons learned in Transitioning from OT and legacy technology to Industrial IoT Seamless Cloud Computing: From IoT Gateway to Public Cloud via Edge Computing How PMI’s Industrial Cloud is underpinning Manufacturing Use Cases for Machine-Learning, Real-Time Process Control and Paperless Factory Corrado Iorizzo, Domain Architect OPS Manufacturing, Philip Morris International
15:40	Digitalization of Internal Audit Processes Jean-Paul Duperron, VP Internal Audit & Risk Management, Swiss Steel Holding AG
16:05	Digital Transformation in the Security Industry From product to service – what are the implications of this paradigm shift? Cyber-physical systems / autonomous systems / robotics / IoT Pascal Hulalka, CTO, Protectas SA
16:30	Product Configuration for Industry 4.0 Pragmatic digitalization of the product definition and the generation of platforms and building block systems Implementing an assisted product configuration (BOM, Cost, Software, Visualisation etc.) Backbone to collect product and processing data for upcoming big data, IoT and digital twin applications Dr. Martin Freundt, Technical Director Business Unit Electronic Devices, Manz AG
17:00	Strategy and Implementation of an Industry 4.0 Supply Chain Concept Why do we need a digitalization strategy in SCM at Bosch Processes vs. IT – what comes first? Key enablers / action fields for digital SCM models Lighthouse project examples Benefit of digitalization in crisis time Winfried Rockensteiner, Vice President Divisional Logistics (PS/LO), Robert Bosch GmbH
17:25	Wrap-up Discussion
17:30	Apéro an der Hotelbar