9:00
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Registration, breakfast and morning networking
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9:30
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Welcome note and event opening
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Ewa Lis-Jezak
Associate Vice President, Poland & Baltics
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9:40
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IDC Keynote: Industry and factory challenges for 2023
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Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
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9:55
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Debate: Digital Factory 2023 - where are we?
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Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
Grzegorz Dołęga
Supply Chain Unit & Development Manager, LOTTE Wedel
Thomas Kaiser
Senior Manager Assembly / Maintenance, Mercedes Benz Manufacturing Poland
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10:30
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Driving the digital economy+ as a collaborative strategy
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Wojciech Wilk
HCL Software Regional Sales Director, CEE HCL Technologies
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10:50
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Leading successful transformation with Google Cloud AI in manufacturing
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Grzegorz Meinusch
Solutions Architect, Data & Analytics Engineering, Google Cloud
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11:05
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Smart Factory in Polish: transformation of data from the OT world into a manufacturing enterprise
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- Where to start and how to accelerate the collection and processing of data from the OT world on-site using Edge Computing,
- Ready-to-use "in-the-box" cloud and edge solutions for manufacturing companies to deploy locally - from SAP to cloud-native applications,
- Customer point of view - a conversation with our special guest from the chemical industry.
Artur Duszczyk
Director of New Technology Sales Development, SUSE Polska
Krzysztof Chibowski
Advisory and Professional Services Sales, HPE
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11:20
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How to finance an investment with a grant?
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Milena Jankowska
EU Funds Expert, ECDF Dotacje
Tomasz Szczepaniak
EU Project Coordinator, ECDF Dotacje
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11:25
12:20
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Connect Tables (Parallel Sessions)
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11:25 - 12:20
Super product
Tomasz Chomicki
Business Development Director, Samsung Electronics Poland
Ewa Lis-Jezak
Associate Vice President, Poland & Baltics
11:25 - 12:20
Super production
Ewa Zborowska
Senior Research Manager, IDC Poland
Grzegorz Meinusch
Solutions Architect, Data & Analytics Engineering, Google Cloud
Robotics and process automation - when and why?
11:25 - 12:20
Robotics and process automation - when and why?
Tomasz Haiduk
CEO, Polish Automation & Robotics Forum
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
Funding: what can you get a grant for and in what form?
11:25 - 12:20
Funding: what can you get a grant for and in what form?
Tomasz Szczepaniak
EU Project Coordinator, ECDF Dotacje
Milena Jankowska
EU Funds Expert, ECDF Dotacje
Michał Świątek
Research Manager, IDC Poland
Data as key element of digital twin
11:25 - 12:20
Data as key element of digital twin
Wojciech Wilk
HCL Software Regional Sales Director, CEE HCL Technologies
Jacek Nawrot
Senior ICT Executive Consultant, IDC Poland
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12:20
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Coffee break and networking
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13:05
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VR, personalization and constant innovation - or where the interiors industry is headed
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Implementing modern digital technologies in the manufacturing industry today is not as challenging as properly rebuilding human teams, convincing employees to adopt new work rules and to step outside their comfort zone in using perfectly familiar tools. These difficulties multiply indefinitely when confronted with the cultural differences of the 60 countries of the world in which the VOX Group of Companies operates.
The furniture industry is particularly sensitive to the customer experience, and taking their individual expectations into account in the design of the final product can determine the purchase. VR technology plays a key role here and small, mobile sales studios make it possible to reach customers who find it challenging to visit a traditional store.
Behind all this are modern digital services, but also ubiquitous data that must be collected processed and analyzed at every stage of the customer journey.
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
Lucyna Michniewicz-Ślaska
CIO, Grupa Kapitałowa VOX
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13:20
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Case study
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13:35
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A digital platform that connects the World, enabling industry innovation that enriches our work and lives
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Using Equinix as a digital infrastructure platform, manufacturing companies are bringing together all the necessary locations, partners and capabilities to create the IT infrastructure they need to succeed. By deploying infrastructure in nodes adjacent to the cloud, they can create the multi-hybrid platform needed to transform to Industry 4.0.
The ability to connect the manufacturing process from design to prototyping to manufacturing, production and after-sales services, and share a common data structure to seamlessly exchange information, helps companies stay competitive, build smart manufacturing processes and new business models.
This brings real-time traceability of quality issues, closed-loop feedback on design principles, reduced low-quality costs and customer-focused innovation.
Manufacturing companies can also easily extend their IT infrastructure to build smart machines and factories, support scalability, innovation and collaboration by scaling AI/ML and IIOT infrastructures, interconnecting with the cloud and business partners, and taking advantage of data sharing among participants in the manufacturing ecosystem.
Jacek Browarski
Enterprise Account Executive, Equinix
Mariusz Kowalski
Principal Director Infrastructure Engineering Lead, Cloud First Poland, Accenture
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13:45
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Building a global factory - from OT cross-linking to genAI
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Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
Marek Ługowski
Head of IT Infrastructure, Swiss Krono
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14:00
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Industrial cyber security trends and threats in 2023
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- What cyber threats does 2023 bring?
- How is the perception of industrial cyber security changing?
- What challenges does it bring?
- How to start working on them?
Dominik Czyż
Cyber Security Expert, NTT
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14:10
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Special Guest: The AI Revolution - discover the potential of artificial intelligence and use it to your advantage. Tools, trends, scenarios
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Petros Psyllos
Electronics engineer, computer scientist, passionate cognitive scientist, expert in AI technologies, recognized by the American edition of Forbes as one of the top 30 European innovators
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14:30
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Reduce risk. Ensure supply continuity
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Maciej Bocian
Country Manager Poland & Central Eastern Europe, Pure Storage
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14:37
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Lunch and networking
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15:40
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Debate: Digital Factories - Technology is not everything. How to build an innovative digital factory?
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PhD Karol Dworak
CIO, Grupa TFKable
Tomasz Chomicki
Business Development Director, Samsung Electronics Poland
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
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16:00
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Changing the game in waste management: Biostry's seven-minute revolution
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Marcin Motyka
CEO / Co-founder, Biostra
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16:05
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OptyMator PV - AI based maintenance and optimization tool for solar farms
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Kamil Dąbrowski
Co-founder, Green CEnergy
Michał Muszalski
Co-founder, Green CEnergy
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16:10
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Innovation and sustainability in a manufacturing plant - a case study and best practices implemented by Cedo
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Dominika Frydlewicz
HR Manager, Cedo
Marcin Terelak
Technical Manager, Cedo
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
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16:25
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Worker at the center of attention despite robotization - reskilling
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Dariusz Ratajczak
Engineer for Digitization & Optimization of Production Processes, LIPTON Teas and Infusions
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
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16:40
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The revolution of artificial algorithms
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Andrzej Dragan
D. in physics, university professor at the Department of Physics, University of Warsaw, and visiting professor at the National University of Singapore
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17:10
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Event summary and closing notes
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Ewa Lis-Jezak
Associate Vice President, Poland & Baltics
Jaroslaw Smulski
Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
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17:15
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Cocktail and networking
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