Name: Digital Manufacturing Summit - Chicago
Start: 19/05/2022 01:00 PM +00:00
End: 20/05/2022 12:00 AM +00:00

IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) provides a neutral and open environment that empowers innovators &ndash; across borders and disciplines &ndash; to develop standards and solutions that shape and improve technology for the benefit of industry, society and humanity.
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IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA)

KX, a global leader in real time streaming analytics, is part of First Derivatives plc, a global technology provider with 20 years of experience working with some of the world&rsquo;s largest finance, technology, automotive, manufacturing and energy institutions. KX Streaming Analytics, built on the kdb+ time-series database, is an industry leading high-performance, in-memory computing, streaming analytics and operational intelligence platform. It delivers the best possible performance and flexibility for high-volume, data-intensive analytics and applications across multiple industries. The Group operates from 14 offices across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific and employs more than 2,500 people worldwide.
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Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) was formed on June 30, 2000 and is one of the world&rsquo;s leading providers of technology and communications services. Headquartered in New York City and with a presence around the world, Verizon generated revenues of $133.6 billion in 2021. The company offers data, video and voice services and solutions on its award-winning networks and platforms, delivering on customers&rsquo; demand for mobility, reliable network connectivity, security and control. Verizon was the first company in the world to launch commercial 5G for mobility, fixed wireless and mobile edge computing. The company&rsquo;s operating structure focuses on two customer-facing areas: Consumer and Business. Citizen Verizon is the company&rsquo;s responsible business plan for economic, environmental and social advancement.
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Verizon

At ST, we are 46,000 creators and makers of semiconductor technologies mastering the semiconductor supply chain with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities. An independent device manufacturer, we work with more than 100,000 customers and thousands of partners to design and build products, solutions, and ecosystems that address their challenges and opportunities, and the need to support a more sustainable world. Our technologies enable smarter mobility, more efficient power and energy management, and the wide-scale deployment of the Internet of Things and 5G technology. Further information can be found at www.st.com.
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STMicroelectronics

Appian helps organizations build apps and workflows rapidly, with a low-code automation platform. Combining people, technologies, and data in a single workflow, Appian can help companies maximize their resources and improve business results. Many of the world&rsquo;s largest organizations use Appian applications to improve customer experience, achieve operational excellence, and simplify global risk management and compliance. For more information, visit www.appian.com.
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Appian

Augmentir&trade; is the world&rsquo;s only provider of AI-based connected worker software. Augmentir&rsquo;s software is a suite of AI-powered connected worker tools that helps industrial companies deliver effective skills management, training, collaboration, and on the job support for today&rsquo;s more dynamic, more flexible industrial workforce. Companies in manufacturing, service, energy, and construction leverage Augmentir&rsquo;s AI in conjunction with the platform&rsquo;s digital workflow and remote collaboration capabilities to optimize their frontline operations and deliver significant growth and continuous improvement in the areas of performance support, training, and workforce development.&nbsp;
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Augmentir

HighByte is an industrial software company in Portland, Maine building solutions that address the data architecture and integration challenges created by Industry 4.0. We believe contextualized and standardized data is essential for Industry 4.0 to reach broad adoption. That&rsquo;s why we developed HighByte Intelligence Hub&mdash;to enable manufacturers to securely connect, model, and flow valuable industrial data to and from IT systems without writing or maintaining code.  HighByte Intelligence Hub is the first DataOps solution purpose-built to meet the unique requirements of industrial assets, products, processes, and systems at the Edge.
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HighByte

Sana Commerce is an e-commerce platform designed to help manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers succeed by fostering lasting relationships with customers who depend on them.
How? By making your SAP or Microsoft Dynamics ERP and e-commerce work as one. This eliminates the system silos, unnecessary complexities and compromises caused by mainstream e-commerce solutions. Instead, our approach unlocks 3 key benefits that enable you to build lasting relationships with your customers:
Total customer convenience: Empower your customers with personalized self-service and complete transparency. Reliability without compromise: Eliminate errors and delays for an experience your customers can always rely on. Constant evolution: Quickly and easily adapt your business to meet and exceed your customers&rsquo; evolving expectations. Sana Commerce is a certified SAP and Microsoft Gold partner, backed by a strong global partner network and recognized by leading industry experts.
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Sana

International Data Corporation (IDC) is the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory services, and events for the information technology, telecommunications, and consumer technology markets.
With more than 1,200 analysts worldwide, IDC offers global, regional, and local expertise on technology and industry opportunities and trends in over 110 countries. IDC&rsquo;s analysis and insight helps IT professionals, business executives, and the investment community to make fact-based technology decisions and to achieve their key business objectives.
Founded in 1964, IDC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of International Data Group (IDG, Inc.), the world&rsquo;s leading tech media, data and marketing services company.
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Christine Frank &ndash; President &amp; CEO, TCIC. Inc&nbsp;

Christine Frank

Chair’s Opening Remarks 

<ul>
<li>What is edge computing, and why is it necessary in many advanced manufacturing settings?&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>Edge computing use cases from diverse areas of smart manufacturing&nbsp;</li>
<li>Edge computing implementation trade-offs, including heterogeneous compute (CPUs, GPUs, TPUs, FPGAs, etc.), hieratical storage architectures (in-memory, flash, rotating, network attached), networking alternatives (copper vs. fibre wired and licensed vs. unlicensed for wireless), and software / protocol architectures to support trustworthiness (security, privacy, safety, reliability, resilience)</li>
</ul>
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Chuck Byers &ndash; Associate CTO, Industry IoT Consortium&nbsp;

Chuck Byers

Opening Keynote - Edge Computing: Bringing the Capabilities of the Cloud Closer to Smart Factories  

- Industry modernization trends driving I4.0&nbsp;
- Application attributes above the network&nbsp;
- Verizon Edge Compute solutions for manufacturing&nbsp;
- CALL TO ACTION: Let&rsquo;s do a Plant tour &ndash; see us at our Verizon booth&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Maureen Foresman &ndash; Manufacturing Innovation Specialist, Verizon&nbsp;

Maureen Foresman

Is your I4.0 Roadmap Leading you to a Dead End? 

Neil Betteridge - SVP Category Development, fairlife&nbsp; Ryan Martin &ndash; Research Director, ABI Research &nbsp; Susanne Lauda &ndash; Director, Global Advanced Manufacturing Technology, AGCO&nbsp; Cameron Peahl &ndash; Additive Manufacturing Manager, Eaton&nbsp;

Panel Session: Industrial Digital Transformation in Manufacturing – What's New, and What’s Next?  

- Additive Manufacturing will displace traditional manufacturing when Additive Manufacturing is utilized to create differentiating products with improved performance and durability, in shorter timeframes and at lower cost by incorporating engineering designs that are very difficult, if not impossible, to fabricate with traditional methods. &nbsp;In such cases, engineers ask themselves what function the end product needs to provide and in turn, design for its function, rather than design for traditional manufacturability.&nbsp;
- The disruption to the aerospace industry will occur when the Additive Manufacturing industry has demonstrated that risk associated with AM can be mitigated. The industry is currently on the steady path forward, through data generation and a deep understanding of the science of Additive Manufacturing, of mitigating risk, which enables engineers to incorporate Additive-only solutions to their product designs.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Dr. Melissa Orme - Vice President, Additive Manufacturing, Engineering Test &amp; Technology (ET&amp;T), Boeing&nbsp;

Dr Melissa Orme

How AM is Disrupting the Aerospace Industry: Opportunities and Challenges on the Road Ahead 

Morning Coffee Break & 1-2-1 Business Meetings

- Enhancing Operational Efficiency with Smart Manufacturing: Vats Vana &ndash; Vice President, Products &amp; Strategy &ndash; IoT, KX&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp; &nbsp;- How can Machine Learning at the Edge enable Condition Monitoring into Predictive Maintenance?: Ernesto Manuel Cantone &ndash; Product Marketing Manager, MEMS and Sensors, STMicroelectronics, Inc.&nbsp;
- Developing Manufacturing Agility for that Competitive Edge: Gary Cassell - Global Industry Leader, Manufacturing &amp; Automotive, Appian&nbsp;
- Aligning People and Process Analytics For Optimal Manufacturing Outcomes: Dave Landreth - Vice President of Customer Strategy, Augmentir&nbsp;
- The Data Maturity Journey: Your Path to a Successful Digital Manufacturing Architecture: John Harrington - Chief Product Officer, Highbyte
- BOOM!!! Intergalactic Collision Avoidance Strategies - Manufacturing Innovation and Infrastructure: Steve Mathers MC, Verizon
- A Path to Interoperability and Cybersecurity for IoT Sensors: Ravi Subramaniam - Director, IEEE Conformity Assessment Program (ICAP), IEEE&nbsp;

Roundtable Discussions 

Digital Twins, Digital Maturity, Digital Automation: What Manufacturing Leaders Need to Know&nbsp;
&nbsp; -This interactive session will dissect major changes in the $250 billion industrial automation market&nbsp; -Highlight the winning use cases for digital twins plus a framework for the different types&nbsp; -Provide a measuring stick for digital maturity, plus a new way to think about manufacturing optimization&nbsp;
Ryan Martin &ndash; Research Director, ABI Research&nbsp;

Ryan Martin

Analyst Group Discussion 

1-2-1 Business Meetings - Foyer

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External marketplace pressures and ever-increasing demands for business agility have transformed manufacturing and, more specifically, have accelerated the requirements for real time visibility in Manufacturing operations. In this session, we discover why a contextual analytics framework is required to keep pace and meet the tailored demands of the emerging anything-as-a-service (XaaS) model, and -- more importantly -- how the just in time operational decisions it enables can result in greater operational outcomes. &nbsp;
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Vats Vana &ndash; Vice President, Products &amp; Strategy &ndash; IoT, KX

Vats Vana

The New Value Paradigm: Why contextual Analytics is a necessary criteria for EaaS  

Lunch Break	

- Background and progress of aircraft PHM&nbsp;
- Benefits of aircraft systems PHM&nbsp; - Connected aircraft systems &amp; data acquisition hardware&nbsp; - PHM digital data backbone&nbsp; - Digital factory and other data aiding PHM&nbsp; - Aircraft PHM successful use-cases and results &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Magdi Essawy - Technical Program Manager, Collins Aerospace&nbsp;

Magdi Essawy

Track 1: Aircraft Systems Prognostics and Health Monitoring (PHM) 

- A user side experience on heavy connected environments.&nbsp; - Where are we heading in terms of complexity?&nbsp; - Building a seamless integration &amp; user experience. &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Neomar Giacomini &ndash; Senior Engineering Manager &ndash; Electronics Hardware Development, Whirlpool&nbsp;

Neomar Giacomini

Track 2: Smart Home Connectivity Challenges 

A critical part of connected manufacturing is having a connected supply chain. A connected, end-to-end supply chain should provide visibility across a manufacturing enterprise and all of its trading partners. But visibility alone stops short of transforming an organization&rsquo;s supply chain into a competitive advantage. Join this session to learn more about how a connected supply chain:&nbsp;
- Enables smarter and more responsive business decisions.&nbsp; - Transform the organization from a supply to demand-driven business.&nbsp; - Improve efficiency, increase business agility and reduce costs.&nbsp; - Enable greater supplier performance at all levels including sustainability performance &nbsp;
Gary Cassell - Global Industry Leader, Manufacturing &amp; Automotive, Appian&nbsp;

Gary Cassell

Track 1: The Connected Supply Chain - Moving Beyond Visibility 

- The deployment of sensors is transforming every facet of effective manufacturing and they are critical to collect data for the analysis of many components of manufacturing.&nbsp; &nbsp;
- Intelligent sensors combined with innovative software solutions are being developed as part of condition monitoring and predictive maintenance. These comprehensive solutions process and analyze the collected sensor data to convert them into information that is used to assess and diagnose the health condition of manufacturing and to take the appropriate steps to prevent potential safety issues and future downtimes. &nbsp;&nbsp; - This presentation will address the fundamental role the latest intelligent sensors play in digitalization of state-of-the-art manufacturing and provide checklists for selecting the right sensors for various industrial applications. &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Jay Esfandyari, Ph.D - Director, Global Product Marketing Strategy, STMicroelectronics, Inc.&nbsp;

Alison Chase

Track 2: Next Wave of high-volume Intelligent Sensors for Digitalization in IoT and Industrial Applications  

- What global governance means&nbsp;
- How to create global governance model&nbsp; - Sustaining global governance without inhibiting site or regional creativity&nbsp;
 &nbsp; Alexandre Georgetti &ndash; Global Director - i4.0 &amp; CI, Vehicle Group / eMobility, Eaton&nbsp;

Alexandre Georgetti

Track 1: Global Governance: One of the Success Factors when Implementing Industry 4.0 in Multiple Sites 

- With onboard computers, sensors and cameras, more than one million assets are transmitting data to Caterpillar, which can enable advanced IoT analytics at scale&nbsp;
- Unplanned downtime is not an option for our customers, so Caterpillar is working to not only detect failures but also to predict them before they even happen&nbsp; - Powered by data, Caterpillar&rsquo;s IoT analytics can provide customers value at a lower cost of ownership, increased productivity, safety, and reduced maintenance costs&nbsp;
Andrei Khurshudov &ndash; Director, Advanced IoT Analytics, CAT Digital, Caterpillar &nbsp;

Andrei Khurshudov

Track 2: The Age of Heavy Connected Machines 

- What Industrial DataOps is and the problems it solves&nbsp;
- Why merging machine, transaction, and time series data is critical for Digital Manufacturing initiatives&nbsp; - Common use cases and data architectures for Industrial DataOp&nbsp;
John Harrington &ndash; Chief Product Officer, Highbyte&nbsp;

John Harrington

Industrial DataOps: Four practical use cases to fuel your Digital Manufacturing initiatives 

Dr. Melissa Orme - VP, Additive Manufacturing, Engineering Test &amp; Technology, Boeing&nbsp;
Joelle Gratkowski &ndash; Director of Digital Product, Stanley Black &amp; Decker&nbsp;&nbsp;
Sherry Williamson &ndash; Vice President of Global Quality and Food Safety, Kellogg Company&nbsp;
Meaghan Ziemba &ndash; Host, Mavens of Manufacturing &nbsp;

Sherry Williamson

Meaghan Ziemba

Joelle Gratkowski

Panel Session: Women in the Manufacturing Industry – Challenges, Achievements and Future Trends 

Afternoon Coffee Break &amp; 1-2-1 Meetings&nbsp;

Afternoon Coffee Break & 1-2-1 Meetings 	

- What to expect from a digital / analytics maturity assessment, and what is usually missing&nbsp;
- Practical steps to realize business value from your digital / analytics maturity assessment, providing analytics and business leaders strategies to ensure that their assessment Investment translates to long-term business value.&nbsp; - Pitfalls to avoid and how to recover from them&nbsp; &nbsp; David Ungaro &ndash; Assoicate Director, Global Data and Analytics, Gilead Sciences&nbsp;

David Ungaro

Track 1: Assessment to Actualization - Turn Manufacturing Analytics Dreams into Reality 

Not all sites are greenfield, not all products are standard, not all custom products have long lead times. How do you digitalize a high volume, engineered to order, complex wiring product&nbsp;
- Modularity in engineering and production&nbsp; - Making Design For Manufacturing (DFM) a standard&nbsp; - Leveraging tribal knowledge to optimize software&nbsp; - Creating closed loop systems&nbsp;
Sidra Maryam - Manufacturing Systems Manager, Siemens&nbsp;

Sidra Maryam

Track 2: Spec to Life - Digitalizing High Volume ETO Products   

- IEEE Standards Association through its work on Smart Manufacturing, Robotics, Sensors and Industrial AI automation are developing market relevant standards which address some of the critical needs of next generation digital manufacturing.&nbsp;&nbsp;
- This talk will provide an overview of the work happening in IEEE and highlight how industries and experts can contribute to the development of these key standardisation initiatives. &nbsp; - Overview of the IEEE Conformity Assessment program to drive adoption of standards into the marketplace &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Srikanth Chandrasekaran &ndash; Senior Director, Foundational Technologies Practise Lead, IEEE&nbsp;

Srikanth Chandrasekaran

Track 1: Making Digital Manufacturing a reality through Global IEEE Standards 

- Learn best practices for leveraging real-time workforce intelligence to provide insights into workforce training, guidance and support needs&nbsp;
- Hear how leading manufacturers are using digital tools to allow their workforce to work autonomously for tasks like routine maintenance and quality checks&nbsp; - Discover how AI-based, data-driven performance support can intelligently closes skills gaps at the moment of need and improve safety, quality, and productivity &nbsp;
&nbsp;
Chris Kuntz - Vice President of Strategic Operations, Augmentir&nbsp;

Chris Kuntz

Track 2: The Future Manufacturing Workforce: It's time to rethink how we train, guide, and support our workers

- How to ensure success&nbsp;&nbsp;
- Business case justification &nbsp; - Tech advantages&nbsp; - Web base app base&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Ignacio Munoz &ndash; Operations Excellence / Quality Leader, Cummins&nbsp;

Ignacio Dominguez

Track 2: Digitalizing and Centralizing Sustainability Efforts 

- This presentation will highlight work MxD does with its members to advance digital manufacturing technologies such as digital twins, artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality.&nbsp;
- It will also highlight future work and how they are leveraging emerging technologies like 5G to secure the future of US manufacturing. &nbsp; - Finally, as the National Center for Cybersecurity in Manufacturing this presentation will highlight the importance of wrapping security within the technologies being developed.&nbsp;
&nbsp; Dr Federico Sciammarella &ndash; President / CTO, MxD&nbsp;

Dr Federico Sciammarella

Track 2: Secure Digital Transformation in Action for US Manufacturing 

- Key Trends Impacting Manufacturers' Decisions for Technology Investments&nbsp;
- Which Tools Are Driving Accelerated Transformation, New Business Models, and Customer Value&nbsp; - Pitfalls to Avoid Failed Projects and Delayed Innovation&nbsp; - Recommendations to Turn Digital Tools into New Products and Service Opportunities&nbsp;
Aly Pinder &ndash; Program Director - Service Innovation &amp; Connected Products, IDC&nbsp;

Aly Pinder

Analyst Group Discussion - Accelerated Transformation: Technology Transforms Operations, Business Models, and the Service Experience 

Kara Pellegrino &ndash; Senior Manager &ndash; Data Innovation, Data &amp; Analytics, Strategy &amp; Transformation, PepsiCo&nbsp;&nbsp;
Neomar Giacomini &ndash; Senior Engineering Manager &ndash; Electronics Hardware Development, Whirlpool&nbsp; Carlos Paredes &ndash; Controls Engineering Manager, Amcor&nbsp;

Kara Pellegrino (they/them)

Carlos Paredes

Panel Session: People, Skills and Diversity of Talent: Opportunities and Challenges  

&nbsp;
Christine Frank &ndash; President &amp; CEO, TCIC. Inc&nbsp;

Agenda

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