Industrial Internet 4.0 Summit 2020 | Quest Ignite | 24 February 2020 | Aerial UTS Function Centre, Building 10, Level 7/235 Jones St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia

What Is The Industrial Internet 4.0 Summit 2020?
Exploring Digital Manufacturing, Innovation, Technology And The Future

Now in its 4th year, the Industrial Internet Summit 4.0 will again bring together Australia’s manufacturing community for 3 days of learning and networking. We’ll explore the future of tech enabled manufacturing that has the potential to reduce costs, improve profits, provide a competitive edge, enable growth and future proof the sector.

Content, sessions and speakers will be focused around these 8 themes:
• Enabling digital transformation
• Exploring future manufacturing
• Industrial Automation – where to start
• Connecting IIoT – beyond the sensor, into the cloud and edge.
• Understanding how to innovate in manufacturing
• Discovering the Smart Factory
• Supply Chain and Logistics
• Protecting Industrial Data

Why You Should Attend?
• Benchmark your digital transformation against global and local leaders
• Discover how new business models will improve competitiveness, reduce costs and improve profits
• Build your IIoT strategy based on shared experiences and de-risk your investments
• Learn where and when to innovate in your business to get quick wins
• Get a clear picture of the future and what technologies you should be investing in to maximize your return
• Find out how to transform your supply chain to create a global smart factory
• Build your IIoT plan and make connections between cloud and edge computing
• Gain insights on to how implement internal standards as the first line of Cybersecurity defence

2020 Speakers

Warren Bradford
Director, DEACAM

Ryan Briggs
Manufacturing Systems Manager, BlueScope

John Broadbent
Founder & Director, Smart Factory Mentoring & Strategy

Anthony Chami
Chief Production Officer, Vitex Pharmaceuticals

Xiaoqi Chen
Deputy Director, Manufacturers Futures Research Institute

Jennifer Conley
Chief Executive Officer, Advanced Fibre Cluster Geelong

Doug Creighton
Deputy Director, Institute for Intelligent Systems Research & Innovation

Andrew Dettmer
National President, Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU)

Elliot Duff
Robotics Research Consultant, CSIRO/Data61

Charlotte Durstan
General Manager, Australian Graphene Industry

Jon Ferguson
Director Product Management - PKI & IoT, Entrust DataCard

Bronwyn Fox
Director of the Manufacturing Futures, Swinburne University of Technology

Michael Fuller
Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Conflux Technology

Dimitrios Georgakopoulos
Director, IoT Lab Swinburne Digital Innovation Capability Platform

Roy Green
Emeritus Professor, University of Technology Sydney

Geof Heydon
Associate, Astrolabe Group & HeydonDEC

Mel Ireland
Membership Relationship Executive, Ai Group

Praveen Kanna
National Market Product Manager, SICK Sensor Intelligence

Bernard Kornfeld
Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Factory One

Ingrid Marsh
Director Industry Development, NSW Treasury

Adam McCarthy
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, ParaFlare

Brad Parsons
Founder & Chief Executive Officer, MOVUS

DR. Dominik Rohrmus
Chief Technology Officer, Labs Network Industrie 4.0 (Germany)

Frank Seeley
Founder & Executive Chairman, Seeley International

Syed Shah
Managing Editor, Manufacturing Monthly

Vaughan Shanks
Chief Executive Officer, Cydarm

Bob Sharon
Founder & Chief Innovation Officer, Blue IoT

Annette Slunjski
Managing Director, Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia

Cori Stewart
Lead, Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Hub

Aleksandar Subic
Deputy Vice Chancellor (R&D), Swinburne University of Technology

Tracie Thompson
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, HackHunter

Matthew Tobin
Managing Director, UAP Group

Daniella Traino
Managing Director, Pinecone Technology Strategies

Todd Williams
Director, NSW Cyber Security Network

2020 Sponsors and Partners

MEDIA PARTNER:
• Manufacturers Monthly

GOLD SPONSOR:
• Entrust Datacard

QUICKFIRE SPONSOR:
• IFM Effector