Industry 4.0 - EOS e-Manufacturing Solutions

Industry 4.0:
The Future of
Manufacturing
May 3-5, 2017
BARCELONA
July 11-13, 2017
MUNICH
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INDUSTRY SPECIFIC
FOCUSED PROGRAMS
With the collaboration of:
Industry 4.0:
The Future of Manufacturing
www.iese.edu/industry4
In an environment shaped by rapid technology and process change,
remaining competitive requires informed, innovative and future-focused
leaders. So how do you streamline today while preparing your business for
transition to Industry 4.0 tomorrow?
BENEFITS
METHODOLOGY
• Create value through a deep understanding of Industry 4.0
opportunities and barriers.
This program takes a dynamic, interactive approach to
developing participant skills through interactive discussions,
lectures and workshops, and direct engagement with
manufacturing businesses already on the transitional journey
to Industry 4.0.
• Explore and analyze the impact of new manufacturing
models on your business.
• Learn from business leaders as they guide you through their
manufacturing transformations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
WHY IESE RECOMMENDS
THIS PROGRAM
With digitization and automation the watchwords for success
in today’s manufacturing environment, senior leaders must be
fully immersed in the critical issues of Industry 4.0, including
radical shifts in process technology and the emergence of
industrial 3D printing, total connectivity and big data.
The program is aimed at decision-makers with general
management responsibilities looking to gain a deeper
understanding of Industry 4.0 and its implications for their
markets and business.
In this changing landscape, business leaders need to ensure
that they possess the right skill sets, have an inherent
understanding of the rapidly evolving issues, and are open
to fresh new perspectives and insights into the opportunities
afforded by the emergence of Industry 4.0.
Ultimately, the program accelerates participants’ knowledge
journey by helping them address their current and future
issues while providing a keen understanding of the general
management implications of Industry 4.0.
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CONTENT
This three-day program delivers the competencies and
insights manufacturing decision-makers need to stay ahead.
• General Framework of Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 encompasses multiple concurrent
developments. Participants will develop a deep
understanding of all its elements and learn how to bring all
the pieces together to generate true value for the customer.
• Building Blocks of Industry 4.0
Digital backbone, advanced robotics, additive
manufacturing (industrial 3D printing) and data analytics
all have a key role to play in driving manufacturing trends
and future-planning strategies. These crucial issues will be
covered in detail.
• Emergence of New Business Models
Exploring the business impact of greater flexibility in scale
and scope, and the evolution of business models in the
face of additive manufacturing (e.g., long tail, complexity,
printer farms).
• Embracing Future Opportunities
How to maximize the value of new IP opportunities, address
growing cyber security issues in manufacturing, and handle
the implications and pitfalls of adaptive manufacturing
models and their integration with traditional manufacturing
processes.
WITH THE COLLABORATION OF EOS
EOS is the world’s technology and quality leader for high-end solutions in the area of additive manufacturing (AM). The company, which was
founded in 1989, is a pioneer and global leader in the area of direct metal laser sintering and also a supplier of a leading polymer technology.
For these industrial 3D printing processes, EOS offers a modular solutions portfolio that consists of systems, software and materials, as well as
technical and AM consulting services.
www.eos.info/en
Contact Us
Focused Programs
Executive Education
IESE Barcelona
Phone: +34 93 253 42 00
[email protected]
IESE Munich
Phone: +49 89 24 20 97 90
[email protected]
Dates and Venue
May 3-5, 2017
IESE Barcelona
Arnús i de Garí, 3-7
08034 Barcelona
Application
July 11-13, 2017
IESE Munich
Maria-Theresia-Straße 15
81675 Munich
The program fee includes tuition, all reading and classroom materials,
and most meals. The course materials must be prepared in advance and
will be provided to the students three weeks before the beginning of the
program. These materials will not be sent before the fee is paid.
Approximate Schedule
Barcelona: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Munich: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Free Parking
General Fee: €3,835
IESE Members Fee: €3,451
(VAT exempt)
Places are limited and will be filled in strict order of registration.
Online Application
www.iese.edu/industry4
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Industry 4.0: The Future of Manufacturing
Marc Sachon
Academic Director
Professor of Production, Technology and
Operations Management
Doctor of Philosophy (Industrial Engineering
and Engineering Management), Stanford
University
MBA, IESE, University of Navarra
Diplom-Ingenieur Aerospace-Technology,
Universität Stuttgart
His research is focused on supply chain
management and engineering risk analysis,
primarily in the automotive industry and the retail
sector. Prof. Sachon is the Academic Director
of the IESE International Center for Logistics
Research (CIIL). Besides teaching at IESE, Prof.
Sachon has lectured at various other universities
in Colombia, Germany, Iceland, Mexico, Russia,
Saudi Arabia and the United States. As a
consultant, he has been involved in projects in
different industries, including airlines, automotive,
apparel, fashion, FMCG, logistics, pharma and
utilities.
Eduardo Calvo
Assistant Professor of Production, Technology
and Operations Management
PhD in Telecommunications Engineering,
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
MSc in Telecommunications Engineering,
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
His research is focused on network optimization,
operational risk management and operational
complexity, and has been published in top
academic journals. In 2014, he was included
among the 40 Most Outstanding Business School
Professors Under 40 in the World. He has strategy
and operations consulting experience in Europe
and Latin America, where he has been active in
telco, IT, financial services, retail, pharma and
industrial equipment.
Evgeny Káganer
Associate Professor of Information Systems
PhD in Business Administration (Information
Systems), Louisiana State University
MBA, Syracuse University
Medical Doctor, Ural State Medical Academy,
Yekaterinburg
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His research focuses on understanding how
rapid digitalization reshapes business models
and organizations. Prof. Káganer has published
on these topics in premier academic and
business journals, and his work on the effects
of digitalization in business and education has
been widely cited in major media outlets. Prior to
joining academia, he spent several years working
for a major financial services firm in Russia.
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