Arts et Métiers , in collaboration with the "Supply Chain & Purchasing" professional group of the Arts et Métiers engineering society, Arts et Métiers Arts et Métiers conference on the theme "From the industry of the future to Supply Chain 4.0" on Monday, December 4 at 6:30 p.m.
During this evening, after a descriptive introduction to what is now considered a new industrial revolution, two implementations in different industrial sectors will be presented. The presentation that follows will show that, in this new context, planning remains the key process for managing activities related to market response. To summarize these presentations, the speakers will detail how the factory of the future fits into the Supply Chain 4.0 process.
Program:
Introduction to the conference on the theme of "Industry of the Future, "URIEL Consulting: Philippe VENARD
Presentation of the Factory of the Future (or 4.0) and the Manufacturing Executive System as seen by integrator TECHNORD, Eddy LAMBIN: Sales Manager France
The concept of the factory of the future from their perspective as integrators, François VANHAETSDAELE: Operational Manager, MES Specialist
Concrete references for the Manufacturing Execution System (MES)
Presentation of industrial application cases
* In the aerospace sector - Stelia Aerospace
* In the chemical industry sector - Bayer Marle
Industry 4.0: the end of forecasting and planning?, APS DynaSys: Patrick DOLE Principal Business Consultant
DynaSys, a division of QAD, offers companies a suite of modular, integrated, collaborative, and flexible Demand & Supply Chain Planning (DSCP) solutions, enabling them to optimize their entire supply chain. In his presentation, Patrick DOLE will show how new technologies are now enabling manufacturers to be increasingly agile and responsive. In this context, what is the point of continuing to manage a forecasting and planning process that is often very cumbersome and complex?
Summary: Supply Chain 4.0, SAFRAN : Philippe GAULIER Group Supply Chain Director
How the Supply Chain contributes to the Industry of the Future by managing all information and physical flows with agility to better satisfy customers while reducing costs.
Practical information:
Monday, December 4, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Arts et Métiers Campus Arts et Métiers Lille
8 Boulevard Louis XIV 59000 LILLE
