AMS India Conference 2011

AMS India Conference 2011

Hilton/Janakpuri Hotel, New Delhi, 5-7 December 
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Monday 5th December 2011

16:00 - 18:15

Microsoft Roundtable

18:30 - 21:00
Networking Drinks Reception
hosted by 
 

 

Tuesday 6th December 2011

08:00 - 09:00
Registration

hosted by

Kenna

09:00 - 10:30

Session 1 - Talk from the top

 

OEM executives on the challenges of manufacturing domestic and global programme vehicles

  • Maruti Suzuki India  - M M Singh, Managing Executive Officer (Production)
  • Ford India  - Tom Chackalackal, Executive Director, Manufacturing
  • Tata Motors  - Mohan Savarkar, General Manager, Production Planning
10:30 - 11:00
Tea

hosted by

Kenna

11:00 - 12:30

Session 2

Stream 1 - Powertrain (1) – engines and transmissions

- Developing India’s global supply chain for advanced drivelines
- Process integration and new technologies in powertrain applications
- Meeting global quality standards

  • Renault Nissan Tech and Business Centre India - Senthilkumar Rathinam, General Manager, Power Train Process
  • Kennametal - Steven Gray, Global Technical Programme Manager, Fine Machining
  • Sandvik Coromant - Sharad Kulkarni, Deputy General Manager

 

Stream 2 - Paintshop

- Modular paintshop concepts for high production variety
- Advanced materials in primer, basecoat and powder coating
- Balancing automation and manual processes

  • Dürr Systems  - Pavel Svejda, Key Account Manager – Application Technology
  • Dürr Systems - Samar Bijoy Paul, General Manager – Sales (National Market) Dürr India
  • Eisenmann - Bodo Mayer, Senior  Manager Sales - Automotive
  • Taikisha-Geico - Junzo Sappa, Manager of Planning, Automation Office, Paint Finishing Division

 

12:30 - 14:00

Lunch
hosted by

14:00 - 15:30

Session 3

Stream 1 - Heavyweight manufacturing solutions

- Truck and bus making – incorporating hybrid powertrains
- Body construction techniques
- Meeting new emissions legislations for commercial vehicles

  • Ashok Leyland - C R Ravi, General Manager, Project Planning
  • Caterpillar India - Santharam Raghavan, Process and Quality Manager
  • Tenneco India - Digambar Parkhi, Head of Advanced Manufacturing Engineering, Emission Control Business Unit (panel member)

 


Stream 2 - Electric and light vehicles – two- and three-wheelers

·   India's electric car future
·   Powertrain and new emissions legislation
·   Exports – meeting global quality standards

  • Mahindra Reva - Umesh Krishnappa, Head of Car Program, Quality and Validation
  • TVS Motor - Devarajan Subramanian, Senior Vice-President, Production Engineering
  • Royal Enfield - R R Prabhakar, Consultant, Paintshop

 

 

 

15:30 - 16:00
Tea
 
hosted by
 
16:00 - 17:30

Session 4

Stream 1 - Production development – OEM and supplier strategies

- Design for production – new vehicle programmes
- Materials, vehicle and component testing systems
- Benchmarking quality across the supply chain

  • Tata Motor - Nitin Rajurkar, General Manager, New Projects (panel member)
  • Delphi TVS Diesel Systems - Sivaraman Margabandu, General Manager, Projects
  • PTC - Venkatesh Agaram, Director, Automotive and Industrial Strategy
  • Tenneco India - Digambar Parkhi, Head of Advanced Manufacturing Engineering, Emission Control Business Unit (panel member)

 

Stream 2 - Production control and IT


- Measurement - cubing for quality
- Sensors and controls - not just safety-critical
- Plant-wide optimisation through intelligent networks

  • Tata Motors - Ajay Purohit, Technical Chief,
    Craftsmanship Tools & Rapid Proto
  • SIEMENS  - Rafaello Lepratti, Head of Vertical Sub Segment Automotive Overseas
  • Omni-ID - Andre Cote, Vice-President, Worldwide Business Development
  • SICK Sensor Intelligence - André Hack,Strategic Industry Manager

 

17:30 - 21:30
Pre-dinner drinks and Gala Dinner at the Crowne Plaza in New Delhi Rohini
 
hosted by

Siemens

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Wednesday 7th December 2011

08:30 - 09:00
Registration with refreshments

hosted by
widia
09:00 - 10:30

Session 5

Stream 1 - Stamping – tool and die

- Tools & Dies for Processing of Advanced High Strength Sheet Steels
- Press lines – new systems and energy saving
- Used presses and equipment

  • Uddeholm - Nader Asnafi, Vice-President, Research & Development
  • AIDA - Klaus Rothenhagen, Vice-President of International Sales
  • SSAB - Per-Ake Bustad, Area Technical Manager - Automotive

 

Stream 2 -  Welding automation and material handling

- Welding automation - an application case study
-
the Sonalika Group - a case study in manufacturing
-
Robots and conveyors – new applications discussed

  • Mahindra & Mahindra - Selvam Ganesan, Manager, Central Manufacturing Engineering
  • International Cars and Motors - Sanjeev Puri, Chief Manager, Press Shop
  • KUKA Robotics India - Raj Singh Rathee, Managing Director

 

Stream 3 - Environment – plant and process

- Recycling and re-use
- Landfill-free plant – dream or achievable?
- Energy saving in existing plant and greenfield projects

  • Castrol  - Akash Anand, Global Product Manager
  • Schneider Electric - Pradeep Kumar, Associate General Manager, Automotive Solutions
  • Ritter XL Solar -  Markus Hachmoeller, Solar Thermal Systems Manager

 

10:30 - 11:00
Tea

hosted by
widia
11:00 - 12:30

Session 6

Stream 1 - Body-in-white

- Welding – automation technologies
- Increasing flexibility through handling and fixture design
- Laser-based welding solutions

  • ABB - Nigel Platt, Global Application Manager, welding and cutting
  • KUKA Systems India - Amit Bhingurde, CEO & Director
  • KUKA Systems India - Klaus Konsek, Head of Sales and Engineering
  • Trumpf - Ruediger Brockmann, Head of Industry Management Automotive

 

Stream 2 -  Paintshop (2)

- Facility design and construction
- Environmental considerations
- Automation and system control

  • General Motors  - Satyendra Kumar Garg, Director – Production
  • Siemens - Ulrich Schrickel, Key Account Manager
  • Kremlin Rexson Sames - Gilbert Lotito, Automotive

 

Stream 3 - Powertrain (2)

- Manufacturing to meet tomorrow's emissions standards
- Global programmes, local solutions
- Transmissions and drivelines

• Fiat India  - Gurpratap Boparai, Head of Powertrain Division
• ZF Hero Motors - Saurabh Mohan Saxena, General Manager, Strategic Corporate Business Development
Tornos - Willi Nef, Head of Sales
 

 

12:30 - 13:45

Lunch

hosted by

13:45 - 14:15
Plenary Keynote:
Automotive 2020 : Putting consumers in the drivers seat
Dr. Alexander Scheidt, VP & Partner
Automotive Industry Leader, IBM

14:15 - 15:15
Session 7 (Part 1)
 
Presentations on how the country's industry will respond to the challenges of booming home market demand, and the future of India as a major exporter
  • Magna Steyr India  - Anil George, General Manager
  • BMW Plant Chennai  - Markus Venitz, General Manager, Quality
15:15 - 15:45
Tea
 
hosted by
 
widia
15:45 - 17:30
Session 7 (Part 2)
 

Senior executives discuss existing plants and vehicle programmes and present their companies manufacturing and sourcing strategies

  • Hyundai Motor India - Rajkumar Balusamy, Coordinator, Manufacturing Engineering – 'Cost effective CKD line production technique'
  • Honda Siel Cars India - Rajeev Wasan, Senior Vice-President Manufacturing
  • Mahindra Vehicle Manufacturers - Vijay Dhongde, CEO

Followed by:

 
Special discussion group - Ask the OEM
 
An exclusive opportunity to ask this afternoon's speakers about their presentations and their view of the automotive manufacturing solutions for the India of tomorrow
 
 
Siemens will present three special awards at the end of the conference to speakers whose presentations are judged to have made the best contribution to the forum in the areas of:
 
* Environment
* Safety
* Innovation

These will be judged by the Conference & Session Chairmen – Simon Duval Smith, Conference Chairman and Julian Buckley, Editor of AMS magazine – who will also take account of the speakers’ contributions to the Q&A/discussions after their presentations

Thursday 8th December 2011

09:30 - 13:30
Plant Tour  Maruti
 
The Plant Tour is currently full but a waiting list is available
 
Opportunity to see India manufacturing in action with this exclusive AMS plant tour 
 
suzuki plant
 
The Gurgaon Manufacturing Facility has three fully integrated manufacturing plants and is spread over 300 acres (1.2 km2), with a total capacity of 700,000 vehicles annually. The Gurgaon facilities also manufacture 240,000 K-Series engines per year. The plant has more than 150 robots, of which 71 have been developed in-house. Vehicles made there include the 800, Alto, WagonR, Estilo, Omni, Gypsy and Eeco.

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