The ISA IIoT & Smart Manufacturing Virtual Conference will help you analyze your current ecosystem and plan the next steps on your path to fully integrated, collaborative manufacturing systems that respond in real time to meet the changing demands and conditions of your factory, supply network, and customer base.
End-user case studies and dynamic panel discussions will explore challenges faced in adoption, integration, and implementation of new technical solutions. Walk away with a better understanding of the buzz words and a real plan for how to implement your next project. Expert-led discussions will cover system design and architecture, safety, cybersecurity, managing implementation projects, key elements of digital transformation, industrial communications, networking technologies, and more.
Focused sessions will cover the journey from scaling up, to detailed trend analysis and adoption through IIoT & Smart Manufacturing Technologies and beyond!
Schedule At A Glance*
Sujata Tilak
ISA 2022 IIoT & Smart Manufacturing Virtual Conference - Program Chair
Indranil Sircar
CTO - Manufacturing and Supply Chain Industry, Microsoft
Manufacturing is seeing significant changes and transformation in the last few years than some industries have seen in decades. From pandemic induced disruptions, labor shortages to geopolitical impact, the industry has had to rapidly adapt to changing market dynamics, customer needs, and ever-present competitive pressures. In this keynote, you’ll hear from Indranil Sircar, Microsoft’s global CTO for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Industry about top industry trends, art of the possible and how manufacturers are driving their transformation agenda.
Jane Arnold
VP Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Stanley Black & Decker
Installing a traditional MES can be both complex and costly. Stanley Black and Decker is utilizing Tulip, a next-gen MES solution, to digitize the shop floor and transform operations in an easy and scalable way. In addition, we are improving long-term adoption of digitization with site engagement, utilizing the voice of the customer, and bringing AI-powered video-based learning to manufacturing workers with DeepHow.
Samip Mutha
VP and Group Head - Digital & Innovation, RPG Group
Will Healy III
Marketing Manager, Balluff Worldwide
Jane Arnold
VP, Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Stanley Black & Decker
Vivek Gupta
Head of Department - Instrumentation & Digitalization, DCM Shriram Ltd & Kota Instrument
Walker Reynolds
President and Solutions Architect, 4.0 Solutions
Jake Hall
Business Development Manager, Feven Zylstra
THIS EVENT EXPERIENCED TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES SO THERE IS NO RECORDING.
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With the lack of young people entering the manufacturing workforce, the silver tsunami of thousands of Boomers retiring out of manufacturing daily, and large percentages of equipment decades past their service life, manufacturers are scrambling to fill production demands, keep equipment running and digitalize their organizations.
Cultural changes are needed to be successful with much-needed smart manufacturing projects. In this panel we will discuss how manufacturers are building organizational readiness for scaling up their smart factory projects by:
Howard Tang
Director of Industrial Engineeing 4.0, STMicroelectronics
Industry 4.0 and the fourth industrial revolution is the digital transformation of manufacturing/production. Value creation of related industries and ecosystem alignment is an advanced approach to multi-enterprise B2B/EDI integration. This transformation also means integrating the “existing ecosystem” with the “new ecosystem” within the company. In this presentation, we will cover and share a unique approach to such ecosystem integration.
Robbert Brand
Founder/Director, AIVHY Ltd
Clint Bodungen
President & CEO, ThreatGen
Miriam Coladonato
Senior Product Marketing Specialist - Cybersecurity, Phoenix Contact
Eric Cosman
Eric Cosman, Principal Consultant, OIT Concepts, LLC
Recent development in digitalization, IIoT, and Industry 4.0 introduce (I)IoT devices, cloud connections, and connectivity to industrial assets at the factory floor. All these innovations bring great business value, but perhaps at the cost of reduced Cybersecurity? In this panel, we will discuss Cybersecurity in the smart factory ecosystem, where we aim to answer the following questions:
- What is changing as a result of Industrial innovation, and what are the risks for Cybersecurity?
- Could ISA99/62443 help to address these Cyber risks, and what specific area of the standard can help to define such concerns?
- What could enterprises do today to remain cyber secure while applying innovative, IIoT and Industry 4.0 principles?
Our expert panel discussion will address whether there should be action on a strategy or execution level; what cybersecurity aspects should this strategy focus on; and, concrete takeaways for the audience to start cyber- securing!
Patrick Bangert
VP of Artificial Intelligence, Samsung SDS America
This presentation will focus on the analytics - using ML/AI - that are possible using digitization as a basis. These technologies enable production efficiencies like higher uptime and lower scrap but also enable novel business models like personalized production with lot size of one.
Ryan Kershaw
Enterprise Account Executive, Litmus
Mitesh Agrawal
COO, Lambda Labs
Martin Cloake
CEO, Raven.ai
Ryan Treece
Business Development Manager, Telit
This panel will be looking at real world examples of how ML/AI is currently being deployed, where things went right, and where things went wrong. By the end of the panel audience members should have a good idea of what is possible, probable, and preferrable when it comes to this new frontier of analytics.
Joshua Ellul
Chairman, Malta Digital Innovation Authority
Emerging and existing digital technologies are becoming an integral part of our day to day lives - and are often used in critical services that impact our well being. When technologies can have a potential negative impact on humans it is vital to ensure their adequateness. In this talk aspects of emerging technology regulation will be discussed.