Stuttgart Industrie 4.0 und IoT Meetup

Session will be in German (only this time)
Vorträge in DEUTSCH

Agenda
- Intro and round of introduction

- 1. Trust matters – how machinery rental benefits from decentralized industry ecosystems by Thomas (presented in german: Vertrauen ist wichtig – wie die Maschinenvermietung durch dezentrale Industrieökosysteme profitieren kann)

- 2. Collaborative Data Analytics in Manufacturing by Rebecca

- Events to come (Norbert)
- Socializing

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Title: Trust matters – how machinery rental benefits from decentralized industry ecosystems

Short description:
Future business means comprehensive service offerings instead of single products. Be able to cooperate efficient and trustful will be the most important success factor. Digital cooperation will take place at central platforms or within trust ecosystems where companies keep their digital sovereignty and cooperate at eye level. Fabian shows how to solve the challenges in building suche trust ecosystems on the example of de:rental an industry initiative of machinery rental companies.

Speaker: Thomas Müller, CEO, evan GmbH, https://www.evan.network

Target Audience: SME companies in the mechanical engineering and rental sector

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Title: Collaborative Data Analytics in Manufacturing

Short description:
How can we enable advanced analytics without giving up data privacy? How can we train algorithms with only small data sets? How can we create value through cross-company collaboration? We’ll discuss benefits and challenges in manufacturing using the example of automated quality control and collaborative predictive maintenance - we appreciate your input!

Speaker: Rebecca Miller, Founder INSAITS (www.insaits.net), currently being incubated at Tech VC Antler (https://www.antler.co)

Target audience: Manufacturing Companies (Operators, Quality Control & Management, Maintenance, Data Scientists)

Session will be in German (only this time)
Vorträge in DEUTSCH

Agenda
- Intro and round of introduction
- 1. Climate Tech & IoT - How technology can be used to combat climate change by Patrick -> is postponed (see below)
- 2. CO2 Neutrality must and will be supported by IoT Technology – BOSCH examples by Matthias
- Events to come (Norbert)
- Socializing

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Title: Climate Tech & IoT - How technology can be used to combat climate change -> this presentation is postponed to a new date

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Title: CO2 Neutrality must and will be supported by IoT Technology – BOSCH examples

Short description:
We will discuss the meaning of CO2 Neutrality and the ‘4 levers’ needed to reach CO2 Neutrality targets. Furthermore we will see the IoT potential for saving CO2 and Energy.

Speaker: Matthias Ziebell, Bosch VP & Senior Partner
Matthias is working in the Management team of the BOSCH CLIMATE SOLUTIONS GmbH. Before this he was leading the the strategy department of BOSCH THERMOTECHNOLOGY. Passion for technology: 12 years old he designed his first digital printed circuit.

Agenda
- Intro and round of introduction
- 1. Open Manufacturing Platform (OMP) overview, by Bernd and Wolfram
- Presentation 2 (tbc)
- Events to come (Norbert)
- Socializing

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Title: Open Manufacturing Platform (OMP) overview

Short description (out of the website: www.open-manufacturing.org):
- A global alliance solving critical manufacturing challenges
- The Open Manufacturing Platform (OMP) brings together business leaders and technologists from manufacturing companies, technology solution providers, systems integrators and more to drive innovation across the manufacturing community and value chain. We bring forward platform-agnostic solutions, open standards and technologies to enable smart manufacturing, break down data silos, and solve real problems for all of us—regardless of technology, solution provider, or cloud platform.

Speaker:
Wolfram Richter, Manager Manufacturing & Chief Solution Architects Red Hat Germany
Wolfram manages the chief architects and manufacturing solution architects in Red Hat Germany's sales team, responsible for solution design across the entire Red Hat portfolio. His team and he consults clients on how open source solutions and open source approaches address the needs of automotive OEMs, suppliers and manufacturing in general, across diverse technology domains such as cloud and edge computing, software-defined data centers, data and application integration, internet of things, machine learning and simulation.

Bernd Kammholz, VMware Senior Global Solution Consultant
Bernd has a strong footprint in the automotive and manufacturing industry, has designed solutions for autonomous driving for large OEMs for HPE. He began his career with IBM, has written IBM RedBooks around ITIL based Systems Management and is now focusing on high efficient infrastructure for modern and legacy applications and application development, security and cloud management. Working closely with partners to fulfill the needs and demands is key to succeed together.

Target audience: all, who are interested in manufacturing IT, data and processes.

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- Intro and round of introduction
- Presentation 1 (tbc)
- Presentation 2 (tbc)
- Events to come (Norbert)
- Socializing

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