The Power of Data Strategy for Connected Manufacturing Success

Connected Manufacturing is at a turning point. Analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence are reshaping the manufacturing landscape.

However, in order to capitalize on this fundamental shift, manufacturers need the ability to ingest, process, store, and analyze all types of data (structured, unstructured, and semi structured data) regardless of where it lands—at the edge, on the factory floor, in any public cloud, or in a hybrid cloud.

Today’s manufacturers face limitations addressing the stressful complexities of digitalization. Much of these limitations are due to the rapid evolution of new, connected data sources and the massive volume of data spawn out.

Real-time data is growing 50% faster than latent or static data forms coming into the forefront of manufacturing use cases because they enable real-time insight and more importantly autonomous decision making.

Manufacturing organizations will require an up-to-date data infrastructure that reduces data management expenses, accommodates the sheer volume and diversity of IoT data, handles the intricacies of real-time data processing, and possesses distinctive features tailored for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. This platform should also effectively address critical manufacturing use cases, offer comprehensive security and governance from the edge to AI, and be built upon an open, continually evolving architectural foundation.

Cloudera in association with ET Edge Insights requests your presence for an exclusive roundtable to discuss some of the critical challenges and key considerations that organizations face with respect to data management for Connected Manufacturing, and how to navigate the changes it will generate.

Key Discussions:

Handling the volume and variety of IoT data
The cost of data management
Managing the complexity of real-time data
Diverse analytical capabilities
Intelligent Operations

Agenda

6:30 PM – 7:00 PM	Networking
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM	Roundtable on: “The Power of Data Strategy for Connected Manufacturing Success”
	Discussion Points: Handling the volume and variety of IoT data The cost of data management Managing the complexity of real-time data Diverse analytical capabilities Intelligent Operations Atul Jagtap, Business Digital officer-IN, Bosch India Avinash Shinde, Head Automation, Century Enka ( Aditya Birla Group Company) Rajeev Mittal, Chief Information Officer, Endurance Technologies Satej Revankar, Chief Information Officer, FIAT India Automobiles Shailesh Kathed, Head of Export & Imports Management, Logistics Procurement, FIAT India Automobiles Sourabh Tiwari, Chief Digital and Information Officer, Forbes Marshall Anand Deodhar, Group Chief Information Officer /HEAD IT, Force Motors Shashi Tripathy, Head Of Information Technology, HD Hyundai Construction Equipment India Dr. Swapan K Jana, Director – R&D and Manufacturing, Business strategy, Serum Institute of India Kamal Chodhri, Head – Information Technology (Mobility India), Siemens Govind Bhat, GM IT & Business Systems, Tata BlueScope Steel Rohit Gupta, Head Technology Center India, Thyssenkrupp Industries India Vinod Khode, Group Chief Information Officer, Varroc Piyush Agarwal, Head Presales-South Asia, Cloudera Mayank Baid, Regional Vice President, Cloudera Bhavin Sheth, President, EcoAxis Ashwani Mishra, Associate Director (Editorial & Content), ET Edge, Moderator
8:30 PM – 9:30 PM	Networking Cocktails & Dinner