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1 INNOVATION driven bysmart MANUFACTURING and INDUSTRY 4.0 forthcoming opportunities and challenges brought by new industrial revolution Organizer: PFIZER PGS SOD Ascoli Piceno (ITALY) OBJECTIVE A seminar to share the vision and challenges to pursue new opportunities. Improve knowledge, common understanding and awareness on Status of the Art and Trends of this innovative industrial revolution to Manufacturing Automation known as SMART MANUFACTURING / INDUSTRY 4.0. Explore enabling technologies and how to access to available funds. Identify potential business opportunities enabled by SM. Compare the European approach (INDUSTRY 4.0) vs. the US approach (SMART MANUFACTURING). THE IDEA Organize a one-day seminar in Ascoli (on ) to share the vision on SMART MANUFACTURING provided by diverse outstanding stakeholders: > Technology Providers > Academic Institutions & Scientific community (University) > End Users (Pharma) < 1 >

2 Welcome & Introduction > Mr. Massimo Visentin - Pfizer Italy Country Manager & GIP Italy Lead > Representative of Farmindustria ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS & SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY SESSION UNIVPM UNIVERSITA POLITECNICA DELLE MARCHE > Prof. Sauro Longhi - Rector President Università Politecnica delle Marche TITLE: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND THE ROADMAP OF INDUSTRY 4.0 NATIONAL CLUSTER ABSTRACT: Pathways of National and European Research towards INDUSTRY 4.0. Funds, Programs and opportunities promoted by EU Community. > Prof. Maurizio Bevilacqua, Prof. Emanuele Frontoni - Università Politecnica delle Marche TITLE: SMART MANUFACTURING: STATE OF THE ART AND PERSPECTIVES ABSTRACT: The smart manufacturing scenario is a set of infrastructure and approaches that lets operators make real-time use of big data flows from fully-instrumented plants in order to improve productivity, optimize supply chains, and improve energy, water, and materials use. Best practices from SoA and future perspectives are presented to set up a common ground of discussion. TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS SESSION ROCKWELL AUTOMATION > Mr. John Nesi - VP Market Development Rockwell Automation TITLE: SMART MANUFACTURING ENABLED BY THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE ABSTRACT: The race is on to fully realize the transformational benefits of The Connected Enterprise Many different government sponsored industrial R&D initiatives such as Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 are under way across the globe to advance technologies and standards to benefit manufacturing. The Connected Enterprise is the only tangible and future proof vision that can be realized today for rapid value creation. It also readies the enterprise to leverage future R&D results and new standards from the global R&D initiatives and technology trends such as the Internet of Things SIEMENS > Dr. Hartmut Klocker - Pharma Segment, Siemens Industry Sector TITLE: FACTORY OF THE FUTURE DIGITALIZATION MEETS AUTOMATION ABSTRACT: In a vision of the future of manufacturing, the pervasive networking of people, things, and machines will create completely new production environments. But instead of an instantaneous revolution the 4th industrial revolution - the transition path will rather become an evolution. There are two major aspects for the Life Science Industries, where this transition should start from: Managing the Product Life Cycle (PLM) and the Plant Life Cycle - individually and interactive. In both cases the management of big volumes of data plays a key role and needs smart solutions. < 2 >

3 EMERSON > Mr. Peter Zornio - Chief Strategic Officer - Emerson Process Management TITLE: INDUSTRY 4.0 & THE INDUSTRIAL INTERNET OF THINGS ABSTRACT: It s impossible to escape the buzz around Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Are these truly new concepts, or do they have roots in many of the practices of today? What are the IIoT applications that are of the most interest and the fastest to be adopted? IIoT technology opens the door to new outcome based business models are manufacturers going to move to this model? What are the main advantages and concerns that manufacturers are seeing in IIoT applications and the various deployment models? These topics and others will be explored IBM GLOBAL BUSINESS SERVICES > Mr. Ray Koushik - Executive Partner, IBM GBS Enterprise Applications Europe > Mr. Alexander Lorenz- Executive Partner, IBM GBS Life Sciences Europe TITLE: DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND COGNITIVE ERP ABSTRACT: The New Digital Core for Manufacturing and Logistics - SAP S/4 HANA Enterprise Management. Cognitive Computing and Advanced Plant Control - A case study COFFEE BREAK END USERS (PHARMA) SESSION PFIZER > Mr. Alton Johnson - VP Global Technology Services, Pfizer TITLE: INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: KEY CHALLENGES FOR THE PHARMA INDUSTRY ABSTRACT: Pfizer shows how technology innovation is playing a key role setting the paradigm of the future pharma manufacturing and business processes, from the shop floor throughout the entire extended supply chain ELI LILLY > Mr. Gian Mauro Brozzi - MQ IT Director and Global Data - Sesto Fiorentino TITLE: IS THE TECHNOLOGY DRIVING MANUFACTURING TO SUCCESS? ABSTRACT: Case History of the Italian Eli Lilly plant of Sesto Fiorentino: A tentative to envision future opportunities while leveraging past experiences. How technological innovation played a key role over the last couple of decades driving the site success. < 3 >

4 GSK > Mr. Patrick Hyett IIM (Immersive Intelligent Manufacture) Digitalization Lab Director TITLE: SMART MANUFACTURING IMPLEMENTATION AT GSK ABSTRACT: Review focus areas for advanced manufacturing technology solutions at GSK: Transform development and manufacturing through application of innovative process automation, manufacturing execution systems, analytics and informatics technologies LUNCH LAUNCHING ASCOLI NEW AUTOMATED DISPENSING FACILITY ROUND TABLE WORKSHOP: EXPECTATIONS AND MID TERM BUSINESS IMPACTS MODERATOR: > Mr. Anthony Smith - Executive Business Coach & Inspirational Speaker PARTICIPANTS: Presenters of morning session > Mr. Giuseppe Allocca - Pfizer Ascoli Site Leader > Mrs. Olivia Bacco - Eli Lilly Florence Site Leader > Mr. Giovanni La Grasta - Representative of AFI > Mr. Claudio Loccioni - Loccioni Group > Mrs. Teresa Minero - ISPE Italy President & LifeBee Founder&CEO > Mr. Tito Picotti - ACRAF Angelini Ancona Site Leader > Mr. Eugenio Starita - Alfa Wassermann Alanno (PE) Site Leader CLOSING < 4 >

5 Organizing Secretariat > NEW AURAMEETING Srl Via Rocca D Anfo, Milano Tel r.a. - Fax Francesca Rossoni: f.rossoni@newaurameeting.it Registration Form General information > Hotel Casale - Via Casale Superiore Colli del Tronto (AP) Tel: GPS: LAT: LON: > For accommodation at Hotel Casale, please write an to f.rossoni@newaurameeting.it with the nights required. DUS Room rate per night: 73,00 - breakfast and VAT included. Send within 14 June 2016 to: > NEW AURAMEETING srl > Tel Fax > Francesca Rossoni: f.rossoni@newaurameeting.it Last name First name Company Job position Tel. City Date Holder of the data processing: New Aurameeting Srl, Via Rocca d Anfo, 7 - Milan. Purpose: execution of events and related services offered. Exercisable rights (art. 7 of Legislative Decree 196/2003) by writing to New Aurameeting Srl, Via Rocca d Anfo, 7 - Milan < 5 >