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Thursday June 20, 2024

8:15	Registration & Breakfast
9:15	IDC Welcome Note
	Jaroslaw Smulski Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland Ewa Lis - Jeżak Associate Vice President at IDC, Regional Director Poland & The Baltic States
9:25	Keynote: Current challenges for industry and factories
	Jaroslaw Smulski Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland
9:40	Debate: Geopolitics in Industry
	Jaroslaw Smulski Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland Leszek Ślazyk Politologist, Publicist, Portal Chiny24.com Dr Karol Dworak CIO, Grupa TFKable Robert Stobiński Chief Digital Officer, Amica Group
10:15	Transforming Industry 4.0 with using visual inspection and faster data analysis thanks to the use of artificial intelligence
	Manufacturing companies today are under constant pressure. They need to increase efficiency and productivity while at the same time improving product quality and employee safety levels. Leveraging artificial intelligence innovations, byteLAKE, in partnership with Lenovo, is helping companies increase service levels, improve process monitoring, implement predictive maintenance activities and create intelligent “what if” scenarios by leveraging artificial intelligence algorithms powered by Lenovo's hardware infrastructure with the OpenVINO™ toolkit from Intel®. Marek Okularczyk Sales Director, Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group Marcin Rojek Co Founder, byteLAKE
10:30 11:25	Roundtable discussions (Parallel Sessions)
	A new player - the carbon footprint - will determine or is already determining our competitive position in the market. What steps can organisations take to effectively report their carbon footprint in line with ESG and CSRD requirements? 10:30 - 11:25 A new player - the carbon footprint - will determine or is already determining our competitive position in the market. What steps can organisations take to effectively report their carbon footprint in line with ESG and CSRD requirements? How to source data in an organisation for carbon footprint reporting, using the example of, arguably, the most difficult issue - the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). By definition, EPDs are used to compare products performing the same function, let's consider how the existing rules of the game (quality, price, time) will change. Consequences, practices and challenges. Dr Karol Dworak CIO, Grupa TFKable Data Space in the Industry - effective implementation and development 10:30 - 11:25 Data Space in the Industry - effective implementation and development Exploiting the potential of critical technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and high-performance computing for the next stage of the data-driven economy will improve the EU's economic security and competitiveness. Promote the digital single market through better implementation and enforcement of data rules Increase productivity and the psychological wellbeing of people and the environment through data. Michał Błaszczak representative of IDSA Hub Poland and the DATAMITE initiative, PCSS dr inż. Mariusz Hetmańczyk Deputy Director of the Knowledge Management Department Fundacja Platforma Przemysłu Przyszłości Manufacturing X - „Make data work” - a ticket for companies to a new generation of industry: resilient, sustainable and competitive 10:30 - 11:25 Manufacturing X - „Make data work” - a ticket for companies to a new generation of industry: resilient, sustainable and competitive. What are the relevant considerations for data exchange between actors in value chains , which will benefit all stakeholders ? What changes to the current digital transformation strategies of companies would be required to join the Manufacturing X initiative creating an Industry 4.0 Data Space Andrzej Soldaty Director of the Center for Industry 4.0 of the Silesian University of Technology Practice of data acquisition in industry 10:30 - 11:25 Practice of data acquisition in industry Tomasz Haiduk CEO, Polish Automation & Robotics Forum Transforming Industry 4.0 through the use of artificial intelligence 10:30 - 11:25 Transforming Industry 4.0 through the use of artificial intelligence Leveraging Lenovo Edge Computing technology, byteLAKE has developed an AI solution to increase the efficiency of data analysis as well as AI-assisted visual inspection in scenarios that make up the Industry 4.0 concept. The solution mainly focuses on two areas: Artificial intelligence algorithm-assisted visual inspection, which allows efficient monitoring of product and process quality. Artificial intelligence-based Big Data analytics using IoT sensor data; it allows not only identifying trends, implementing predictive maintenance activities, but also answering questions about why something is happening or what is likely to happen. Marcin Rojek Co Founder, byteLAKE Mariusz Kolanko Co Founder, byteLAKE Łukasz Borkowski Technical Sales BI & Infrastructure, Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group Electronic workflow in manufacturing 10:30 - 11:25 Electronic workflow in manufacturing Turn 4 hours of searching into one click on your computer. How to get reliable access to data in the manufacturing sector? We will talk about implementations in factories, the use of acquired data to explore and use the information resulting from digitalisation. How to improve documentation workflows in industry and help to standardise processes within a larger structure. Michał Ledzion Business Development Executive, Iron Mountain Polska Michał Świątek Research Manager, IDC Poland When to bring data to AI, and when to bring AI to data? Where to build advanced data analytics platforms? 10:30 - 11:25 When to bring data to AI, and when to bring AI to data? Where to build advanced data analytics platforms? Tomasz Mirowski Chief Technology Officer, 3Soft Michał Gutowski CEE Solutions Engineer, Cloudera
11:25	Coffee Break
12:10	Data Lake or swimming lessons for companies
	Mateusz Hanisz EMEA Manager, Software Engineering Systems
12:30	Less is more, or data detox in the age of the smart factory
	Nowadays, we are flooded with huge amounts of data, which can lead to chaos and inefficiency in the production environment. During the presentation, we will highlight a common sense approach to working with data. We will remind people as a still very important factor in data management and work culture. And on top of all this, we will overlay important aspects of how teams work at VOX. We will tell you how to combine modern technology with the human dimension of data management for maximum benefit in the smart factory era! Lucyna Michniewicz-Ślaska CIO, Grupa Kapitałowa VOX Jarosław Raj Board Member and Chief Operating Officer, VOX Capital Group
12:45	Digital Twin an expensive toy or a useful tool?
	... in the digital age, new tools and systems are emerging. Companies are outdoing themselves in extolling the most diverse solutions in the fields of VR, AR, MR. How can they be used in business? Are they really useful? And, above all, can you make money from them? We will try to answer these questions by presenting 3 different examples of the use of digital twins at Mercedes Benz Manufacturing Poland.... Thomas Kaiser Senior Manager Assembly / Maintenance, Mercedes Benz Manufacturing Poland
13:00	Business case: How to automate access to data in a factory?
	Michał Ledzion Business Development Executive, Iron Mountain Polska
13:10	Declarations don't satisfy us- Smart Factory by Danfoss
	Sebastian Brzoza Application & Technical Support Director East Europe Region, Danfoss Poland
13:25	Is it worth it to be smarter than AI?
	Wojtek Cieślak Monitoring systems and FinOps consultant, Cloudware
13:32	From reactive to predictive response. How to demolish without involving people.
	Tomasz Mirowski Chief Technology Officer, 3Soft
13:40	Debate: Human role in the era of digitisation and digitalisation of industry
	The role of humans in the era of digitisation and digitalisation of industry: challenge or opportunity? Today, the digitisation and digitalisation of industry are bringing advanced technologies and new ways of working. With these changes also come questions about the role of humans in this process: - Will the development of technology support people at work or will it replace them in many areas? - What are the challenges of adapting people to the changing work environment and how can they be addressed? - Is there a risk of widening social divides between those with access to modern technology and those who are left behind? Debating these questions is key to understanding how humanity can harness the potential of digitalisation and digitisation while nurturing social well-being and equal opportunities. Grzegorz Dołęga Business Consultant, 4Results Ewa Leśniak Connected Brewery Lighthouse Lead, Grupa Żywiec Magdalena Walczak Digital Change Lead, 3M Robert Bednarz HR Director, Rockwell Automation
14:00	New technologies - from space to Earth or from Earth to space?
	Michal Zachara, Vice President of the Management Board of KP Labs of Gliwice, invites you to a fascinating journey through the latest technological developments in a presentation entitled. “New technologies - from space to Earth or from Earth to space”. During the presentation, we will learn how innovations being developed for the space sector are finding applications on Earth, improving our quality of life and opening up new opportunities for industry. We will also analyze how technologies developed for the Earth industry support space exploration, contributing to the discovery of its mysteries. The presentation aims to show the two-way flow of innovation between Earth and space, and demonstrate the role that Polish technology companies play in this process. Michał Zachara Chief Operating Officer, KP Labs
14:20	Lunch & Networking
15:15 18:00	Workshops (Parallel Sessions)
	How to design data architecture in manufacturing plants to build a new generation enterprise: resilient, sustainable and competitive? 15:15 - 16:10 How to design data architecture in manufacturing plants to build a new generation enterprise: resilient, sustainable and competitive? What data should we collect? Why? How? Reference architecture, roles, tools, priorities How to plan the ‘journey’ in building a data-driven factory? Mateusz Hanisz EMEA Manager, Software Engineering Systems Jaroslaw Smulski Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland Jacek Nawrot Senior ICT Executive Consultant, IDC Poland Secure data aggregation and analysis in 5G technology in a ‘Zero Trust’ trend 15:15 - 16:10 Secure data aggregation and analysis in 5G technology in a ‘Zero Trust’ trend During the workshop, we discuss: how to efficiently perform integration of data streams to ensure reliable access to data to the data. We address the integration of sensor networks (IT/OT) and how to configure data close to the point of collection (Edge). We will analyse the advantages of data transmission in 5G mMTC/URLLC/eMBB technology. We identify how to efficiently manage an Edge - IoT - 5G infrastructure. Digital security in a 5G environment 16:10 - 17:05 Digital security in a 5G environment During the workshop, we will learn how to correctly implement 5G technology in industrial systems according to EIC62443 standard and how to meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive and the National Cyber Security System Act. From BIG DATA to the digital twin 17:05 - 18:00 From BIG DATA to the digital twin During the workshop, we discover the possibilities of using data production data in order to precisely optimise the efficiency of production processes using the digital twin. We will see visualisations in the digital twin and the results of the processes in the form of production reports. We practice with goggles virtual reality.
18:15	Coctail & Networking

Speakers

Jaroslaw Smulski

Senior Program Manager, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions, IDC Poland

Ewa Lis - Jeżak

Associate Vice President at IDC, Regional Director Poland & The Baltic States

Leszek Ślazyk

Politologist, Publicist, Portal Chiny24.com

Dr Karol Dworak

CIO, Grupa TFKable

Robert Stobiński

Chief Digital Officer, Amica Group

Marek Okularczyk

Sales Director, Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group

Marcin Rojek

Co Founder, byteLAKE

Michał Błaszczak

representative of IDSA Hub Poland and the DATAMITE initiative, PCSS

dr inż. Mariusz Hetmańczyk

Deputy Director of the Knowledge Management Department Fundacja Platforma Przemysłu Przyszłości

Andrzej Soldaty

Director of the Center for Industry 4.0 of the Silesian University of Technology

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Registration & Breakfast

IDC Welcome Note

Keynote: Current challenges for industry and factories

Debate: Geopolitics in Industry

Transforming Industry 4.0 with using visual inspection and faster data analysis thanks to the use of artificial intelligence

Roundtable discussions (Parallel Sessions)

Coffee Break

Data Lake or swimming lessons for companies

Less is more, or data detox in the age of the smart factory

Digital Twin an expensive toy or a useful tool?

Business case: How to automate access to data in a factory?

Declarations don't satisfy us- Smart Factory by Danfoss

Is it worth it to be smarter than AI?

From reactive to predictive response. How to demolish without involving people.

Debate: Human role in the era of digitisation and digitalisation of industry

New technologies - from space to Earth or from Earth to space?

Lunch & Networking

Workshops (Parallel Sessions)

Coctail & Networking

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Agenda

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Registration & Breakfast

IDC Welcome Note

Keynote: Current challenges for industry and factories

Debate: Geopolitics in Industry

Transforming Industry 4.0 with using visual inspection and faster data analysis thanks to the use of artificial intelligence

Roundtable discussions (Parallel Sessions)

Coffee Break

Data Lake or swimming lessons for companies

Less is more, or data detox in the age of the smart factory

Digital Twin an expensive toy or a useful tool?

Business case: How to automate access to data in a factory?

Declarations don't satisfy us- Smart Factory by Danfoss

Is it worth it to be smarter than AI?

From reactive to predictive response. How to demolish without involving people.

Debate: Human role in the era of digitisation and digitalisation of industry

New technologies - from space to Earth or from Earth to space?

Lunch & Networking

Workshops (Parallel Sessions)

Coctail & Networking

Speakers

Partners

Photo Gallery

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