THE BIG M 2015 Event Details Brochure by SME

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2015 OFFICIAL EVENT DETAILS

You are a manufacturing stakeholder. Your voice matters. Let it be heard at THE BIG M.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION Who will be there? Hundreds of manufacturing owners, executives, managers, engineers & product designers with $5 billion in annual purchasing power. Leading suppliers showcasing:

• Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing • Advanced Materials • Automation • CAD/CAM/CIM Solutions • Composites • Engineered Materials • Finishing & Coating • Lean Manufacturing • Machining • Metal Forming & Fabrication • Precision Machining & Tooling • Product & Process Design • Quality, Measurement & Inspection • And more!

WE ARE MANUFACTURING. AND WHAT WE MAKE WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE.

THE BIG M is a convergence of engineers, developers, builders, makers and dreamers, all with one thing in common—we’re passionate about manufacturing. From additive manufacturing to advanced materials, cybersecurity to big data, we’re not only excited about the next big thing—we want to know how it works, how it can be improved and how it can be used for other applications. We see problems. We create opportunities. We fix things. We make things. Great minds come together and collaborate at THE BIG M. It is where Great Lakes manufacturers gather to explore technologies, meet experts and learn from industry leaders. THE BIG M is hands-on, solution-focused, and innovation-centric. It’s where industry connects to develop big ideas and even bigger results.

BE A PART OF WHAT’S NEXT. BE A PART OF THE BIG M.

3 DAYS. INFINITE WAYS TO ADVANCE YOUR BUSINESS. M | Conference

M | Factories

Your premier forum to engage manufacturing’s brightest

Immerse yourself in MSV and Automation. Experience

minds and most innovative leaders. Learn key trends and new

these game-changing technologies hands-on with dynamic

applications of technologies and processes through special

exhibits with demonstrations, presentations, equipment,

keynotes, presentations, breakout sessions and interactive

products and parts.

panel discussions.

M | Build Workshop Build a real, working car on the exhibit floor. Join Joe Justice of Scrum Inc. as he guides participants through four sprints to build a hyper-efficient car using Agile manufacturing practices—and learn how to apply Agile manufacturing to

M | Exchange Your technology resource center. Interact with attendees, exhibitors and other manufacturing stakeholders through presentations and informal collaboration. Featured technologies include Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing and Advanced Materials.

your business.

THE BIG M provides you with an all-access pass to the people and passion that drive one of the most innovative manufacturing regions in the country. THE BIG M is your one-stop shop for the innovations and solutions that are shaping the future of manufacturing.

Special Activities M | Conference Keynotes

Connect and network with colleagues, industry leaders, and the

Industry insights you can use. Join your peers and learn how

next generation of manufacturers.

others are advancing their businesses through innovation,

Activities include a networking reception, student summit,

investment in the future, and the application of today’s

panel discussions and more.

manufacturing solutions.

M | Exhibits The exhibit floor showcases the latest in advanced manufacturing

technologies. Experience product displays, demonstrations, and opportunities to connect with the experts leading the industry.

M | Build Workshop Tuesday, June 2 8:35 AM – 5:00 PM Build a real, working car on the show floor in one day! Over the course of four, 60- to 90-minute sprints, participants will self-organize into cross-functional teams and assemble a car. This exercise not only introduces participants to Agile processes like Lean, Scrum, and Kanban, but also lets them experience the thrill of solving complex problems as part of a high-performing Agile team.

CONFERENCE Learn. Connect. Build Business. The M | Conference is your opportunity to hear how industry leaders are shaping the future of manufacturing. New technologies, applications, materials and more will inspire connections and conversations. You’ll meet like-minded individuals with whom you can build relationships and business opportunities.

M | Build Workshop Keynote 8:35 AM – 9:30 AM Joe Justice, Scrum Inc., with guest Craig Sutton, John Deere This keynote kicks off the M | Build Workshop and is open to all M | Conference registrants. Joe will provide tools and take-aways for engineers and executives in manufacturing and software looking to improve their processes. New professionals and students can see examples of the value found in pairing prioritized backlogdriven development and extreme programming, as they see the methodology jump from software teams to research, manufacturing and product engineering. For those who have participated in WIKISPEED talks before, this session will be the deepest dive into Agile, Kanban, and Lean—all applied to conquer a highly regulated industry with large, distributed collaborative teams.

M | Build Workshop Sprints 1. Chassis Time | 9:45 AM – 11:00 AM Create a workspace for collaborative, rapid interactions of hardware products and then execute tests to prepare the suspension model and add crush structures. 2. Wheels Up | 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM The focus will be on contract-first design and integration testing the contracts to add all wheels to the chassis. Passing test: will it roll straight? 3. Full Steer Ahead | 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM The teams swarm and coordinate to attach the pedal plate module and windshield. 4. Hot Rod | 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM In the final sprint, teams will add show-car stage makeup, add the aeroshell, and prepare the seats for show time!

M | Build Party & Reception 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Join event attendees and M | Build participants for a casual networking reception and see the completed M | Build car! Limited space available for the M | Build Workshop Sprints. Separate registration required. May select one to four Sprints at registration. Register today at bigMevent.com

M | Conference Keynotes Tuesday, June 2 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM

Wednesday, June 3 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

The Road to Reinvention

Next Generation Design for the Future of Manufacturing

Josh Linkner, CEO, The Institute for Applied Creativity; Author, The Road to Reinvention Transformation demands an ongoing process of discovery and imagination, and The Road to Reinvention lays out a systematic approach for continually challenging and reinventing yourself and your business. Josh will identify six elements in any business that are ripe for reinvention and will share examples, methods, and step-by-step techniques for creating deliberate, productive disruption. Meet and greet with book signing to follow keynote. Wednesday, June 3 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM

Robert “Buzz” Kross, Autodesk The manufacturing industry is on the forefront of a new industrial revolution, accelerating the adoption of digital manufacturing methods like 3D printing and forging closer connections between design and manufacturing. The means of production or making things is accessible to more people than ever before—thanks to the rapid digitization of design and manufacturing technologies, crowd-sourced funding, and online marketing and distribution. Today, large companies as well as solitary individuals can create customized products that are not only reasonably priced, but highly differentiated for very narrow market segments.

Mohamed Abuali, Chief Operating Officer, FORCAM Peter Anastor, Managing Director, Logistics, Supply Chain & Manufacturing, Michigan Economic Development Corp. Laurie Harbour, President & CEO, Harbour Results

Transforming Your Manufacturing Business for the New Digital Age

Wednesday, June 3 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM

Mike Walton, Global Head of Manufacturing Industry, Google for Work

The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040

Everyday objects like appliances, watches, cars and equipment are increasingly connected in an “Internet of Things,” which means the opportunity to create new products is practically unlimited. But if you don’t innovate quickly, someone else will beat you to it. Learn how to accelerate new product initiatives and time-to-profit using the latest digital technology and tools, how to improve collaboration across departments and your entire value chain and how to maximize lean processes and operational efficiency with organization-wide access to consistent and up-to-date information at all times.

CONFERENCE ADVISORS SME is proud to recognize THE BIG M Conference Advisors for their contributions, insights and expertise in developing the conference program.

E. Nicholas (Nick) Jones, Energy Advisor, Corporate Strategic Planning, Exxon Mobil Corporation Energy in all forms is critical for economic growth, development and social welfare. The Outlook for Energy highlights changes in global demand and how it will be met by various energy sources, including natural gas—predicted to be the world’s fastest-growing major energy source in future years. Industrial sector energy demand is expected to grow by about one-third from 2010 to 2040.

Kim Hill, Director of Sustainability & Economic Development Strategies, Center for Automotive Research Dan Radomski, VP Venture & Industry Development, NextEnergy Eric Shreffler, Managing Director, Auto Alliances, Michigan Economic Development Corp. Richard Wallace, Director, Transportation Systems Analyst, Center for Automotive Research

Thursday, June 4 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM

The Maker Movement and How It Can Solve the Skills Gap Gene Sherman, Founder & CEO, Vocademy: The Makerspace There is a massive movement happening in this country called the “Maker Movement.” There are millions of people discovering the value of hands-on skills and the amazing things they can create. These are the same people that industry and education need to connect with because they are the ideal workforce of the future. Together we can solve the skills gap and make America the innovation and manufacturing powerhouse it once was! 5

Tuesday, June 2

Wednesday, June 3

Panel Discussion

Breakout Sessions

Digital Technology: SMAC and Other Roads to the Internet of Everything

11:30 AM – 11:50 AM The Engineers of Productivity: How Function Integration Saves Time While Making Machines Smarter

9:00 AM – 9:30 AM ICS Security for the Plant Floor: Fundamental Principles and Solution Requirements

Innovative and Collaborative Supply Chain Partnerships

Manufacturing at the Speed of Light

The Industrial Internet: Optimizing Customer Experience and Engagement with Connected Industrial Machines

Brilliant Factory: Manufacturing from “The Cloud” to the Factory Floors

9:45 AM – 10:45 AM Moderator: Jon Riley, VP Digital Manufacturing, National Center Manufacturing Sciences Panelists: Glen Fields, VP, Industrial, DAQRI Rohit Shrivastava, Senior Director and General Manager Analytics Business Unit, Cisco Dan Murphy, VP Marketing, ThingWorx Jay Monahan, SAP Director, Global Shop Floor, DELL

Breakout Sessions 11:00 AM – 11:20 AM Automation in Manufacturing: When Does it Make Sense? Jordan Merib, Applied Manufacturing Technologies, LLC

In Tune and On Time: Aligning the Supply Chain with Innovation

Carrie Uhl, VP of Procurement, the Americas, Magna International

Cyber-Physical Systems and Industry 4.0 in Big Data Environments Franz Gruber, Founder, CEO, FORCAM Jay Lee, Professor, University of Cincinnati

Using Augmented Reality in the Industrial Work Space Glen Fields, VP, Industrial, DAQRI Sponsored by GE Global Research

Sean O’Grady, Product Manager, FESTO

Peter C. Anastor, Managing Director, Logistics, Supply Chain & Manufacturing, Michigan Economic Development Corporation

Dan Murphy, VP Marketing, ThingWorx

Five Things You Need to Know About the Composites Revolution in Manufacturing

Jeffery Smith, Manager, Controls Engineering Technology, AAM John Billings, VP Head of Automotive, Aerospace, Power Manufacturing & Turnkey Solutions, Siemens Industry, Inc.

Christine Furstoss, Technical Director, Manufacturing, Chemical & Materials Technologies, GE Global Research Sponsored by GE Global Research

Rani Richardson, Composites Consultant, Dassault Systemes Sponsored by GE Global Research

Breakout Sessions

Panel Discussion

10:45 AM – 11:15 AM An Update on the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Program

Cybersecurity Controls and Competitive Advantage in the Global Market Place Sponsored by Siemens Industry, Inc.

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Moderator: Ron Hinsley, VP, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, ITC Holdings Corp. Panelists: Rajiv Sivaraman, Global Head of Plant Security Services, Siemens Industry, Inc. David Miller, Chief Security Officer, Covisint Dr. Vicki Barbur, Concurrent Technologies Corp. Chris Hennessy, VP Engineering, IAV Eric Cosman, Consulting Engineer, OIT Concepts LLC

Panel Discussion

Performance Manufacturing and Craftsmanship 3:15 PM – 4:15 PM

Patrick Thomas, Project Manager, Loan Programs Office, U.S. Dept. of Energy

It’s Time to Transform!

Jay Monahan, SAP Director, Global Shop Floor, Dell

The High-Voltage Grid Matters to Manufacturing Jon E. Jipping, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer, ITC Holdings Corp.

Unintended Consequences: Globalization and Materials Development

Joseph Walker, Global Director Advanced Material, Freudenberg-NOK Sponsored by GE Global Research

Breakout Sessions 11:20 AM – 11:50 AM The Evolution of Renewable Energy Purchasing: A Case Study

John DeAngelis, Leader, Global Sustainability Initiatives, Steelcase Inc.

Moderator: John Waraniak, VP of Vehicle Technology, Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Panelists: John Kilroy, VP & General Manager, Performance Racing Industry Oliver Rathlein, VP of Sales & Marketing, Eibach Springs Roy Link, Chairman & CEO, Link Engineering Jacques Panis, President, Shinola

How Industry 4.0 Will Impact U.S. Manufacturing in Coming Years Breck Fabish, Consultant, P3 Group

Employing Additive Manufacturing in the Aerospace Industry to Achieve Cost and Lead-time Reduction Percentages in the Double Digits Andrew Storm, Sr. Director Automotive, Aerospace, Defense, Stratasys

Thursday, June 4 Data-Driven Manufacturing with MTConnect

Tim Shinbara, VP of Manufacturing Technology, AMT—The Association For Manufacturing Technology Sponsored by GE Global Research

Panel Discussion

Navigating the Cloud for Small and Medium-Size Business Sponsored by Automation Alley

12:45 PM – 1:45 PM Moderator: Alex Violassi, Director, Technology Center, Automation Alley Panelists: Bill Bone, CTO, Automotive Solutions, Aras Corp. Joe Iannacone, VP Cloud Services, PTC Rich Solti, Global Director of Sales, PROLIM Corp.

Panel Discussion

Advanced Manufacturing Strategies, Trends & Initiatives: Driving the Future 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Moderator: John Waraniak VP of Vehicle Technology, Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Panelists: Karen E. Kerr, Senior Managing Director, Advanced Manufacturing, GE Nigel Francis, VP Corporate Planning, AAM John Billings, VP Head of Automotive, Siemens Industry, Inc. Martin Kinsella, Director of Advanced Materials and Process Technologies, Comau Craig Sutton, Manager, Manufacturing Innovation, John Deere

Panel Discussion

Skilled Trades Talent Gap: Heading Off the Impending Crisis 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Breakout Sessions 11:30 AM – 11:50 AM Mind Over Matter: The Power of Intention and Expectations

Moderator: Laurie Harbour, President & CEO, Harbour Results Panelists: Gene Sherman, Founder & CEO, Vocademy Todd Finley, Co-Founder, Expert Technical Training LLC Jamie Bowman , Owner & President, J.P. Bowman Precision Tooling Tom Moran, President, Moran Iron Works

Karin Lindner, Founder & Owner, Karico Performance Solutions

Panel Discussion

Breakout Sessions

Business Insights into Additive Manufacturing 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM Moderator: Debbie Holton, Director, Industry Strategy & Events, SME Panelists: Bryan Crutchfield, Managing Director, Materialise Bruce Bradshaw, Director of Marketing, Stratasys Bruce Colter, Advanced Manufacturing New Business Development Director, Linear Mold & Engineering, Inc. Steven Taub, Senior Director, GE Ventures

High Production Modern Manufacturing of Gears James M. Purington Jr., Director, Gear Academy and NVH, AAM

Additive Manufacturing: A Case Study in Effective Integration without Operational Disruption Joel Freimuth, CEO, Blue Pearl Consulting

Noon – 12:20 PM Technical Challenges of Noise, Vibration & Harshness Testing for Gears Cary A. Ketelhut, Manufacturing Engineering Manager, AAM

Digital Fabrication: Get it Together Marco Perry, Founder, Pensa LLC

M | Talent Workshop

Accelerating Workforce Performance Through Human Capital Initiatives 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM John Hindman, Professional Services Manager, Tooling U-SME

Panel Discussion:

MSV Talent Development Sponsored by Automation Alley

3:15 PM – 4:15 PM SEE PAGE 10 FOR MORE INFORMATION. Panel Discussion:

Game-Changing Manufacturing Technologies: A View of Start-Up Companies

3:15 PM – 4:15 PM SEE PAGE 10 FOR MORE INFORMATION. 7

THE BIG M Exhibitors as of March 6, 2015

Accounting Business Solutions Acra Cast Inc. Adhesive Systems Inc. AdvantEdge Cutting Tools Inc. AIM Computer Solutions Inc.

All Covered Alliance For American Manufacturing

American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc.

EXHIBITS

ARCH Global Precision Automation Alley

Capture 3D Inc.

Automotive Industry Action Group Beamer Laser Marking Systems

CNC Fabrication Resource Inc. C Tek Industrial Products Inc. Dimensional Control Systems Dowding Industries Inc. EBW Electronics Epicor Software Corporation EPLAN Software & Services

Collaborate with industry experts to find new solutions for your urgent needs.

Fisher/Unitech Inc.

USA

Global Shop Solutions Glovia International Hastings Air Energy Control Inc.

Gemini

Inc.

Precision

GPC Electronics

Kennametal

Greenleaf Corp.

Herding Filtration LLC

Hexagon Metrology Inc.

IQMS item North America JG&A Metrology Center

Extrude

Hone

Lakeside Casting Solutions LLC

OPS Solutions LLC

Kepware

Technologies

Kitagawa

Northtech

Permabond Engineering Adhesives Plex Systems

Proto Mfg

Wednesday, June 3 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Shoptech Software SIC Marking USA Inc.

Rave Computer Rocket Software Systems Inc.

Rudolph Brothers & Co. SCADAware Inc. Scarlett Inc. Seco Tools Inc.

SpaceClaim

Staub Manufacturing Solutions Suhner Industrial Products Inc. SW North America Inc. Swoosh Technologies & Solutions LLC Tooling U-SME

TYKMA Technologies

United CNC Machining Dearborn

College

Ultrasonic LLC

University

Engineering

Michigan

Computer

Science

University of Wisconsin - Platteville Online ValuePoint Material Solutions

VKS - Visual Knowledge Share 8

JKL Machinery Inc.

MAPAL Inc. Nachi America Inc. Novastar Solutions

Tuesday, June 2 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday, June 4 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Machining

HLH Prototypes Co. Ltd i-Fab LLC Icetech America Inc. Industrial Machine Trader’s / Manufacturers Showcase

Show Days & Hours

Formdrill

Whiting Corp. Zimmermann Inc.

M | Factories THE BIG M brings the latest ideas, innovations and technologies from across the manufacturing enterprise to the exhibit floor. The M | Exhibits are your opportunity to explore, network and learn what’s next for manufacturing and how it will impact your business.

Learn how to reduce engineering time, increase production and simplify processes to maximize your return on investments. Experience these game-changing technologies hands-on with dynamic, interactive exhibits providing demonstrations, presentations, equipment, products and parts.

• Autodesk MSV Factory

• Siemens Digital Factory

M | Exchange Engage industry experts and explore new technologies. Presentations and informal collaboration take place here. Exchange ideas, make connections, and identify resources to help you advance your business.

• Additive Manufacturing Resource Center

• Advanced Materials Resource Center

• Workforce development solutions

• Manufacturing resources and support

M | Factories

• Industry news and trends

M | Exchange

• Investment in the next generation of manufacturers

M | Exhibits

M | Build Student Summit

FACTORIES & EXCHANGE The last innovation in technology demonstrations Increase efficiency. Reduce lead times. Improve margins. You need advanced solutions and you need them now. The M | Factories and M | Exchange focus on the innovative technologies, processes and solutions that are shaping the future of manufacturing. See how emerging technologies and industry experts work together to increase capacity, capability and competitiveness.

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Network with industry leaders and support the advancement of manufacturing.

Networking Reception

Brew & View

Tuesday, June 2 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

State of Manufacturing Technology: A Pragmatic Perspective

Make connections that count. Join peers, exhibitors, industry leaders and speakers for a casual networking reception with light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. See the completed M | Build car—built in less than a day on the M | Exhibits show floor!