GSEF 4th Edition - Industry 4.0 and Digital Transformation

Industry 4.0 is aimed at achieving efficiency through integrated smart systems, processes, sensors, data, analytics, and AI

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Industry 4.0 is aimed at achieving efficiency through integrated smart systems, processes, sensors, data, analytics, and AI. It can be applied in key business areas including production, manufacturing, business support, and engineering. Industry 4.0 can support a holistic shift of production from a centralised to a decentralised model. The new ecosystem will allow smarter products, services, and plants that in turn might also support new business models and revenue sources.

However, realising the benefits of Industry 4.0 requires several technological layers including connectivity, an IoT platform, IoT as well as data analytics and AI to analyse the data generated by the machines. To stay competitive, companies must leverage the IoT and digitalisation to become much more agile and efficient.

Topics

· Factory of the future - smart manufacturing and AI to drive productivity & quality improvements

· Digital twin and SOC design transforming complexity into opportunity

· Smart manufacturing and digital twins for the semiconductor industry

· Driving toward predictive analytics with advanced manufacturing

· Why edge computing is critical for industry 4.0 adoption plans?

· Can private wireless solution drive industry 4.0 digital transformation

· Industry 4.0 and cybersecurity - managing risk in the connected world

· 5G ultra-low latency for smart manufacturing

· Designing 5G for future industrial IoT

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Tuğser Sariünal​

Head of Production Engineering Innovation, Toyota Motor Europe

Tuğser Sariünal is Head of Production Engineering Innovation at Toyota Motor Europe. Mr Sariünal has extensive experience in manufacturing and managing teams in automotive paint shops, actively strategising during each of the design, installation, commissioning stages as well as maintaining & managing projects.

He has 15 years’ experience working on and overseeing lean manufacturing which has enhanced efficiency in several areas of Toyota Europe’s manufacturing strategy.

Mr Sariünal is responsible for developing innovative ideas in production for different cases by utilising various lean methodologies to eliminate inefficiency and waste across the manufacturing plant. He also enhances his team members’ ability to utilise Kaizen methodologies.

His specialities include Toyota Production System, Total Productive Maintenance, Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen and Poka-Yoke Implementation, Hoshin, PDCA (Problem solving cycle), JIT, Jidoka, Heijunka, 3M (Muda, Muri, Mura), 5S, Plant Cost Management from planning stage to follow-up.

In his previous role as senior manager of the Production Engineering Division of Toyota Motor Europe’s Innovation Group, he was responsible for integrating the industry 4.0 strategy at Toyota Europe’s manufacturing plants.

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Erik Varney​

Managing Director of Solutions Architecture for IIoT and Automotive, Verizon Business

Erik Varney is Managing Director of Solutions Architecture for IIoT and Automotive, Verizon Business. He leads implementation of Verizon’s network technology for telematics and IIoT partners and customers throughout the world. He has helped well over a thousand companies integrate Verizon’s network and tech into their products and services, enabling real-world applications for customers and end users across the globe.

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    • 8 Dec 2021
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