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Seminário Brasil-Alemanha de Inovação,12/Nov/2015
Painel: Indústria do Futuro
Tecnologias como alavanca para aumento de produtividade
José Borges Frias – Head of Strategy, Market Intelligence and Business Excellence of Siemens Brazil
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Realize innovation.
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Relentless Innovation
Smart products are everywhere
Products are
getting smarter…
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Relentless Innovation
Increased complexity with shorter market windows
…and more
complex
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Smart Products are Everywhere
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Innovations are accelerating every
industry….
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Printed, self
driving cars
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Pilotless
planes
Individual
implants
Self-optimizing
energy supply
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Innovation Can Transform an Industry
Current Innovation
Auto makers are developing advanced
driver assistance systems.
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Innovation Can Transform an Industry
Future Transformation?
New players will leverage driverless cars
to drive shared mobility.
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Transforming the Innovation Process
Changing the way ideas come to life
Crowdsourcing
design
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Systems-driven
product
development
Changing the way products are realized
3D Printing
Advanced
robotics
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The main challenges and drivers in the industrial environment
Increasing competitiveness
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Reduce time to market
Enhance flexibility
Increase efficiency
Shorter innovation cycles
with more complex products
Individualized production
with higher productivity
Energy and resource
efficiency
with global operations
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Digitalization
The vision of Industrie 4.0
Fusion of virtual and real
world
Integration of product design and
production engineering based on a
common Digital Enterprise Platform
Cyber-physical systems
Dynamic production network
Production units with complete virtual
representation (“digital twin”) enable
migration toward “plug 'n' produce”
integration of automation
Flexible value chains with
information available in real time across
company boundaries based on powerful
Manufacturing Operations
Management
Communication requirements
Digitalization requires a holistic approach:
Digitalization is more than a technology, it requires a strong focus on future customer needs, changes in
business models and internal & external collaboration. It needs a cultural change.
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The Strategy for Realizing Innovation
Digitalization changes everything
Digitalization weaves a digital thread
through the entire value creation chain
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Digital Enterprise
Company-wide challenges require Holistic Solutions
Internet
of Things
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Production engineering
Cloud
Technology
3D Printing
Technology
Knowledge
Automation
Advanced
Robotics
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Production execution
Production planning
Product design
Services
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Technology drivers changing paradigms, enabling digitalization
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Relentless Innovation
Increased complexity with shorter market windows
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Development Production
In the past:
Now:
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8 Years
3 Years
11 Years
6-8 Years
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Increasing complexity leads to new value systems
Product
volume
e.g. VW Käfer
e.g. BMW vehicle configurator
Mass production
1955
e.g. smartphone
1980
2000
1913
„People can have the Model T in
any color − so long as it‘s black.“
Henry Ford (1913)
1850
e.g. 3D printing
Product variety
Based on: The Global Manufacturing Revolution; sources: Ford, beetleworld.net, bmw.de, dw.de
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Energy- and resource-efficiency
are decisive cost factors
Energy is often the single biggest cost factor in energy-intensive industries
57%
47%
36%
29%
27%
Aluminum
Cement
Steel
Paper
Basic chemicals
In Europe, industry
accounts for about
Energy prices for industry expected to rise some
70% by 2030
25% of end energy usage
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Industrie 4.0 value add
Estimated value add potential for German industries (%; 2015 vs. 2013)
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Source: Bitkom; Roland Berger
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How Digitalization is transforming our world
Digitalization boosts GDP
10% increase in
the Digitalization
level of a country
leads to a 0.75% rise
in per capita GDP and
1% reduction in
unemployment rate.
Source: IDC's Digital Universe Study, sponsored by EMC, December 2012
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Optimized Factories
Flexible Part Manufacturing through Manufacturing Innovation
Hybrid Manufacturing
Digital Enterprise Solution
Combines additive and subtractive manufacturing
Innovative Part
Manufacturing
through
combination of
additive
Manufacturing
and Milling
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Provides engineering tools for innovative NC Process
Based on technology Partnership with DMG MORI
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Hybrid Manufacturing:
Think it. Model it. Make it.
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Danke
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José Borges Frias Junior
Head of Strategy, Market Intelligence & Business Excellence
Siemens
Digital Factory and Process Industries and Drives
e-mail: [email protected]
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