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FORUM AUTOMOTIVE LOGISTICS
Programme Update
TEARING DOWN BOUNDARIES –
Merging Production With Logistics
February 5/6, 2020
Leipzig, Congress Center
www.forum-automobillogistik.de/en 1
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FOREWORD
TEARING DOWN BOUNDARIES –
Merging Production With Logistics
The issue of “interconnection” has become the key factor in the future development of
the automotive industry. The times when specialised organisational units were able to
optimise plans and processes without being influenced by external events are long gone.
Modern communication technologies reveal the frictional losses that result from the iso-
lated consideration of the requirements of a single area, and there is increasing aware-
ness of these losses in management decisions, process routines and KPI systems. The
model of independent silos is being replaced by the model of interconnected organisa-
tion – thereby achieving the best outcomes for the entire company driven by communica-
Dr.-Ing. Joachim Damasky
tion and cooperation. Managing Director Technology and
Environment, German Association of the
Automotive Industry (VDA)
This also applies in particular to logistics, which has always had numerous interacting
interfaces with the procurement, quality assurance, production and distribution func-
tions. With the automation of in-plant logistics using driverless transport vehicles, smart
devices and self-prompted automatic material orders by production systems, logistics is
increasingly merging with production. They are becoming integrated in an ideal way.
The Forum Automotive Logistics 2020 will focus on this trend. At Europe’s biggest spe-
cial-interest event devoted to the automotive supply chain, we will be leaving familiar
terrain and looking at the overarching topics that are calling into question the traditional
dividing lines between production and logistics. On February 5 and 6, 2020 you will have
the opportunity to listen to strategic presentations and experience reports from man-
agement executives and experts on addressing issues such as climate neutrality, digital Robert Blackburn
Chairman of the Board,
planning, automation or improved data collection. Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL),
SVP Global Operations,
Stanley Black & Decker
The organisers – the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) and Bundesv-
ereinigung Logistik (BVL) – provide decision-makers and experts in the field of auto-
motive logistics and all other interested parties with a platform for networking and the
exchange of ideas.
You can look forward to two exciting and eventful days. And you can also take advantage
of the opportunity to find out about the latest products and services at the parallel exhi-
bition as well as to experience automotive production and logistics close-up during the
various plant tours.
We look forward to welcoming you to Leipzig!
Premium partners Media partners
www.forum-automobillogistik.de/en 3
PROGRAMME, FEBRUARY 5
From 8.45 am | CHECK-IN
9.15 – 9.30 am | FULL SESSION WELCOME TO LEIPZIG! DE | EN Auditorium
Hildegard Müller Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer
President, Chairman of the Executive Board,
German Association of the Automotive Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL),
Industry (VDA), Bremen
Berlin
9.30 – 9.45 am | PLENUM WELCOME ADDRESS DE | EN Auditorium
Michael Kretschmer
Minister President of the Federal State of
Saxony, Dresden
9.45 – 10.15 am | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE DE | EN Auditorium
Albrecht Reimold Porsche Production 4.0 – Smart, Lean and Green
Member of the Executive Board –
Production and Logistics,
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG,
Stuttgart
10.15 – 10.45 am | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE DE | EN Auditorium
Andreas Schick Schaeffler – Intelligent Interconnection of Production and Logistics
Chief Operating Officer,
Schaeffler AG,
Herzogenaurach
10.45 – 11.15 am | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE DE | EN Auditorium
Michael Müller Digital – Integrated – Cross-Border
Chief Executive Officer,
Müller – Die lila Logistik AG,
Besigheim-Ottmarsheim
11.15 – 11.45 am | VISIT THE PARALLEL EXHIBITION
11.45 am – 1.15 pm | FULL SESSION PRODUCTION AND LOGISTICS NETWORKS DE | EN Auditorium
MODERATION In the era of digitalisation, the dividing line between production and logistics is becoming increasingly
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer blurred, and the two can no longer be viewed as separate functions. Approaching this issue from dif-
Chairman of the Executive Board,
Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL), ferent perspectives, the speakers will discuss the future interaction between the two functions and the
Bremen technological and other potentials that this will generate. China’s New Silk Road transcends geograph-
ic borders, and this session will also look how this project impacts existing network structures and
outline possible future scenarios.
The Future of Logistics Impressive Future – Additive Manufacturing in Logistics
Thomas Zernechel Erik Wirsing
Head of Group Logistics, Vice President Global Innovation,
Volkswagen Konzernlogistik GmbH & Co. OHG, Wolfsburg Schenker AG, Frankfurt am Main
BASF Schwarzheide – A Future Location on the New Silk Road
Dr. Colin von Ettingshausen
Commercial Managing Director & Director of Labour Relations,
BASF Schwarzheide GmbH, Schwarzheide
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11.15 – 11.45 am 1.15 – 2.15 pm 3.45 – 4.15 pm PROGRAMME, FEBRUARY 5
1.15 – 2.15 pm | VISIT THE PARALLEL EXHIBITION
2.15 – 3.45 pm | PARALLEL SESSION DIGITAL FACTORY DE | EN Auditorium
MODERATION The conditions under which production operations take place are changing constantly and ever
Thomas Holzner faster. At the same time, companies still have to implement projects and processes in a targeted,
Project Manager,
Siemens AG, Nuremberg, error-free way that avoids frictional losses wherever possible. As a result, the tools of the “digital
Member of the BVL Research Council factory” are already part and parcel of the day-to-day operations of many companies. Among other
things, the speakers will be looking at the benefits of virtual layout planning and the options for opti-
misation of logistics planning using a “digital twin”.
Collaborative Virtual Planning
Julian Winzer
Project Innovation and Industry 4.0, BMW Group, Munich
Nadine Wollinsky
Consultant, ipolog GmbH, Leonberg
Smart Twin – the Future of Digital Logistics Planning
Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Carsten Kahrs
Senior Partner – Automotive Production and Logistics, Porsche Consulting GmbH, Hamburg
Dipl.-Ing. Karsten Seidl
Head of Logistics Planning Production, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart
Fast Forward 2030 @ Continental
Peter van Looy
Head of Plant SCM, Continental Automotive GmbH, Karben
Alexander Karches
Manager Advanced SCM, Continental Automotive GmbH, Karben
2.15 – 3.45 pm | PARALLEL SESSION SUPPLY CHAIN ORGANIZATION EN | DE Hall 3
MODERATION In the age of eCommerce and overnight deliveries, an optimised logistics chain has become a deci-
Christian Aigner sive competitive factor, equal in importance to price and quality. Optimising the supply chain, howev-
Supply Chain Management Ford Europe –
Supplier Readiness and Development, er, requires precise knowledge of its structure, functionality and weaknesses. Innovative tools and
Ford-Werke GmbH, Cologne measurement methods can help companies adapt to new market conditions and build a successful
supply chain organisation.
Delivery Performance Rating – Global MMOG/LE – Turning your SC Organisation into an USP
New Standards for Logistics Quality and Delivery Reliability Mike Dickinson
Andreas Breu General Manager – Automotive,
Head of Customer Process Management, SMMT Industry Forum Limited,
Conti Temic microelectronic GmbH, Ingolstadt Birmingham, UK
Supply Chain Visibility – Creating Optimisation Through Data
Sanjiv Takyar
Head of Innovation, Solutioning & Strategic Marketing,
CHEP Automotive and Industrial Solutions – Europe,
Weybridge, UK
3.45 – 4.15 pm | VISIT THE PARALLEL EXHIBITION
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PROGRAMME, FEBRUARY 5
4.15 – 5.45 pm | PARALLEL SESSION AUTOMATED MATERIAL FLOW IN PRODUCTION AND LOGISTICS DE | EN Auditorium
MODERATION The future is automated and interconnected! What is true for vehicles applies even more so to the produc-
Robert Cameron tion of these vehicles. The trend towards the manufacturing of complex and customised products requires
Head of the Production and Logistics
Department, German Association of the a technical system whose various elements interact with each other on a continuous basis. The automotive
Automotive Industry (VDA), Berlin industry is gradually moving in this direction with the help of innovative interfaces and concepts.
Automation at the Interface between Production and Logistics Automated Assembly Line Supply –
Kerstin Ganser Breaking Down the Border between Logistics and Production
Senior Manager Supply Chain Engineering and Logistics, Florian Walter
ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Friedrichshafen Team Leader Assembly Steering Motors,
Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Würzburg
Material Flow of the Future – Production Supply by Heterogeneous Driverless Transport Fleets
Julian Pietzschmann
Technologies for Flexible Production, Daimler AG, Sindelfingen
Dr. Michael Reip
Head of Engineering Robotics, incubed IT GmbH, Hart bei Graz, Austria
4.15 – 5.45 pm | PARALLEL SESSION TRANSPARENCY IN INTRALOGISTICS DE | EN Hall 3
MODERATION Transparent in-plant logistics forms the basis for the optimised integration of production and logis-
Dr. Carolin Singer tics. Precision tracking of the location of all materials at any particular point in time is the only way
Head of Projects & Development,
Market Fulfillment – Global Operations, to avoid production bottlenecks and ensure flexible, intelligent and real-time planning and control
Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, Lübeck of component supplies to the assembly line. Using concrete application scenarios, the speakers will
present different approaches – from visual recognition and RFID to ultra-wideband – and discuss
how new technologies can be meaningfully integrated.
From RFID to UWB: Localisation in Production and Logistics – the Integration of a Localisation Platform at BMW
Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Strebin
Digitalisation of Shopfloor Systems, Product Owner Identification & Localisation, BMW Group, Munich
Nikolai von Loeper
Managing Director, Kinexon Industries GmbH, Munich
Visual Detection as a new Trigger in LOG
Marzell Bandur
Vice President Optimization, Processes, IT & Innovation,
Robert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgart
Generation of Synergistic Effects through the Combination of Diverse Technologies in Intralogistics
Anke Rohacz
Innovation and Digitalisation, Daimler AG, Sindelfingen
Markus Pfender
Innovation and Digitalisation, Daimler AG, Sindelfingen
From 6 pm | BUSES LEAVE FOR THE EVENING EVENT
After a busy first Forum day full of in-
formation, we invite you to unwind in a
relaxed atmosphere. Following a “get-to-
gether” from 6.30 pm, you can look
forward to a varied programme at the
evening event in the Porsche Leipzig Cus-
tomer Centre.
Look forward to a wonderful evening com-
plete with culinary highlights and ample
opportunity for fruitful conversations with
old friends and new acquaintances!
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EVENING EVENT, FEBRUARY 5
From 7 pm | EVENING EVENT IN PORSCHE LEIPZIG’ CUSTOMER CENTRE DE | EN
Hildegard Müller Speech by the President of the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA),
President,
German Association of the Automotive Berlin
Industry (VDA),
Berlin
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Stölzle Presentation of the VDA Logistics Award 2020
Jury Chairperson,
Chair of Logistics Management,
University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
Presentation of the VDA Logistics Award
The presentation of the VDA Logistics Award
will be the highlight of the evening event. The
jury has selected three finalists from a strong
field of entries. Which outstanding concept
will win the VDA Logistics Award this year?
Feel the tension and celebrate
AWARD 2020 with the award winners. Presentation of the
VDA Logistics Award 2019 to representatives of Continental AG
Past winners
2019 Continental AG | 2018 MAN Truck & Bus AG und Robert Bosch GmbH | 2017 AUDI AG | 2015 Adam Opel AG
2014 Robert Bosch GmbH | 2013 BorgWarner BERU Systems GmbH | 2012 Schlemmer GmbH
2011 Knorr-Bremse Systeme für Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH | 2010 ZF Friedrichshafen AG | 2009 Robert Bosch GmbH
2008 Webasto AG
Members of the Jury
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Stölzle
Jury Chairperson,
Chair of Logistics Management,
University of St. Gallen
Jürgen Braunstetter Dr.-Ing. Joachim Damasky Peter Hörndlein
Head of Supply Chain Managing Director Technology and Senior Vice President Brand Logistics,
Management Automotive, Environment, German Association of MAN Truck & Bus SE
Continental AG the Automotive Industry (VDA)
Alexander Koesling Jürgen Maidl Andreas Reutter
Vice President Supply Chain Management, Senior Vice President Production Network, Executive Vice President
Mercedes-Benz Cars, Supply Chain Management, Global Logistics Services,
Daimler AG BMW AG Robert Bosch GmbH
John Sobeck Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer Thomas Zernechel
Vice President Corporate Chairman of the Executive Board, Head of Group Logistics,
Materials Management, Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) Volkswagen
Services & Supply Chain 4.0, Konzernlogistik GmbH & Co. OHG
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
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PROGRAMME, FEBRUARY 6
9.30 am | FULL SESSION INSIGHTS FROM DAY ONE AND OUTLOOK DE | EN Auditorium
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer
Chairman of the Executive Board,
Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL),
Bremen
9.30 – 10.00 am | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE DE | EN Auditorium
Gerd Rupp Porsche Leipzig – a Success Story
Chair of the Executive Board,
Porsche Leipzig GmbH,
Leipzig
10.00 – 10.30 am | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE DE | EN Auditorium
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Katja Windt Tearing Down Boundaries – Across the Entire Supply Chain
Member of the Managing Board,
SMS Group GmbH,
Dusseldorf,
Member of the BVL Board
10.30 – 11.00 am | FULL SESSION VDA LOGISTICS AWARD 2020 | THE WINNING CONCEPT DE | EN Auditorium
11.00 – 11.30 am | VISIT THE PARALLEL EXHIBITION
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11.00 – 11.30 am 1.00 – 2.00 pm PROGRAMME, FEBRUARY 6
11.30 am – 1.00 pm | PARALLEL SESSION TRENDS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES DE | EN Auditorium
MODERATION Whether 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI) or robotic process automation (RPA), logistics is increas-
Frank Vorrath ingly proving to be the ideal playing field for the deployment of new technologies – both in the area of
Vice President Service Delivery EMEA,
Gartner, Inc., physical material flows and in fields of planning and control. Users report on the resulting potentials for
Hamburg their company – and also look to the future, asking questions such as: Which cross-sector trends will
shape and change logistics activities in the medium term? And what are the implications for the design of
supply chains? Look forward to hearing some answers to these and other questions.
Process Automation Using RPA in Logistics Planning at the BMW Group Use of Deep Learning in Brose Logistics
Timo Kraume Dr. Michael Wrensch
RPA Creator, Digitalisation Development,
BMW Group, Munich Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Bamberg
SCM 2040 - Survey Findings and Consequences for Automotive Logistics
Dr.-Ing. Hans-Hermann Wiendahl
Gruppenleiter Produktionsplanung und -steuerung,
Fraunhofer-Institut für Produktionstechnik und Automatisierung IPA,
Stuttgart
11.30 am – 1.00 pm | PARALLEL SESSION CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN SPARE PARTS LOGISTICS DE | EN Saal 2
MODERATION In order to ensure that they are equipped to face the logistics challenges in the automotive after-
Karin Ghirodi market, companies must continuously update the methods they use in all areas of their business ac-
Head of Department Aftermarket,
German Association of the Automotive tivities. In the field of operational spare parts logistics, automation processes are increasingly being
Industry (VDA), supported by digitalisation concepts. This session profiles implementation cases and outlines vision
Berlin
for the future, before the panel discusses the key issues together with attendees
PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION FEATURING:
High-Tech Automation and Digitalisation – Smart Packing – Error-Free Packing in Production
The Future Today at Mercedes-Benz Ulrich Selinger
Ingo Martinho Flachs Nóbrega Senior Project Manager,
Director Global Parts Supply Chain Network Steering & Design, Robert Bosch GmbH, Karlsruhe
Daimler AG, Germersheim
Vision for an Automated and Autonomous Warehouse Stefan Heinze
Head of Customer Care,
Georges Mourad
Group After Sales,
Director Operations Aftermarket,
Volkswagen AG, Baunatal
MAHLE Aftermarket GmbH, Schorndorf
1.00 – 2.00 pm | VISIT THE PARALLEL EXHIBITION
2.00 – 2.45 pm | FULL SESSION KEYNOTE AND CLOSING ADDRESS EN | DE Auditorium
MODERATION Barriers and Egos in a Digitalised World
Dr.-Ing. Joachim Damasky
Managing Director Technology and The complexity of global commerce has increased dramatically over the past years. New techno-
Environment, German Association of the logies, political movements, environmental challenges, trade conflicts or events like Brexit have
Automotive Industry (VDA),
Berlin made it hard or impossible for corporations and governments to conduct mid to long-term planning
for investments or policies. A return to economic reason and responsibility is vital to prevent
Prof. Dennis J. Snower, Ph.D.
President of the another crisis.
Global Solutions Initiative,
Professor at the
Hertie School of Governance,
Berlin
3.00 – 5.00 pm | TRANSFER TO THE PLANT TOURS
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PLANT TOURS Separate registration necessary
when you register for the Forum
BMW Plant Leipzig
The BMW plant in Leipzig has been producing BMW cars for customers around the world
since March 2005, with around 1,000 vehicles rolling off the assembly line every day. The plant
makes more than 860 models in the classic “1” and “2” series alone on a daily basis. In Sep-
tember 2013, these operations were joined by the production of the BMW i3, followed in May
2014 by the BMW i8. Both cars are future-focused vehicles with alternative drive concepts and
bodies made using innovative lightweight carbon. Four wind turbines installed at the plant
specifically for this purpose supply green energy for the production of these automobiles.
Leesys – Leipzig Electronic Systems GmbH
The specialist field of the Leesys company – backed up almost a century of experience – is
the development and production of electronic assemblies and systems, the verification and
testing of these assemblies, and the supply of electronic components and plastics as a one-
stop service. You can look forward to exploring a state-of-the-art plant! And learning how
a Leesys lighthouse project uses the advantages of business intelligence and analyses its
material flow system in real time. In this way, it provides decision-makers with essential key
performance indicators (KPIs) in the form of dashboards.
Porsche Leipzig Factory
Ever since it was built in the year 2000, the Porsche factory in Leipzig has been one of
the most modern and sustainable automotive factories anywhere in the world. Some
4,300 employees currently produce a total of 500 vehicles in the compact “Macan” SUV
and the Panamera sports tourer model ranges every day. The Porsche factory in Leipzig
is currently undergoing its fifth expansion to handle the next generation of the Macan
with fully electric drive. This means that Porsche Leipzig will in future also be producing
electric cars on the existing assembly lines.
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EVENT DETAILS THE PROJECT TEAM
Registration Project leader
You can register for the Forum Automotive Logistics 2020 Robert Cameron, Frederik Pfretzschner
• online at www.forum-automobillogistik.de/en or
• by phone on 0421 / 173 84 34 Management
Dr.-Ing. Joachim Damasky,
Participation fees Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer, Uwe Peters
• 1,020 € for members of VDA and BVL
• 1,220 € for non-members Event management
• Details of preferential rates for researchers and Heike Piepenschneider, Sascha Gröbel
students on request
Participation fees are exempt from German VAT in acc. with Exhibition/Sponsoring
Art. 4 (22) of the UStG German law on turnover tax. Simone Berbig, Nils Biederstaedt
Event venue Press/PR
Congress Center Leipzig | Seehausener Allee 1 | 04356 Leipzig Ulrike Grünrock-Kern, Eckehart Rotter
You can find more information on hotel quotas and parking options at
www.forum-automobillogistik.de/en.
CONCEPT TEAM
We would like to thank the concept team for their support in the planning and realisation of the Forum Automotive Logistics 2020:
Ralf Appel, Head of Material Logistics, Volkswagen Konzernlogistik GmbH & Co. OHG, Wolfsburg | Katja Brüne, Head of Customs/Foreign
Trade, Transportation & Packaging (CTP), Continental AG, Frankfurt a. M. | Andreas Jung, Senior Manager Load Carrier Operation, Daim-
ler AG, Sindelfingen | Ulrich Katzer, Director Logistics Automotive, REHAU AG + Co, Rehau | Gerald Röhner, Head of Production Logistics/
Brose Group Logistics, Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Coburg | Steffen Siegle, Logistics Planning PLP, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG,
Stuttgart | Dr. Jochen Worbs, Head of Production Network, Supply Chain Management, BMW AG, Munich
TRAVELLING TO LEIPZIG
The Congress Center Leipzig is conveniently located for partici-
pants arriving by road, rail and air.
Travelling by car
The trade fair grounds are fast and easy to reach via the A 14
motorway (exit “Leipzig Messegelände”). If you’re travelling to the
Congress Center from the city centre, the trip takes just ten min-
utes on the B2 road.
also cover this distance by tram. Alternatively, you can take the
Street address: number 16 tram directly from the central railway station to the
Congress Center Leipzig, Seehausener Allee 1, 04356 Leipzig trade fair grounds (the trip takes roughly 20 minutes).
From the main railway station From the airport
If you arrive at the central railway station (“Hauptbahnhof”), the If you arrive by plane, you can travel from Leipzig/Halle Airport to
RB regional rail service or the S2, S5, S5X or S6 lines of the “Mit- the trade fair grounds in just a few minutes on the S5 or S5X city
teldeutschland” city rail service will take you to the “Bahnhof Leip- trains. There are also taxi stands directly at the airport (Terminal
zig Messe” stop in just six minutes. The railway station of the trade B) and at the “West-Eingang” entrance to Leipziger Messe trade
fair is around 750 metres from the trade fair grounds, and you can fair site (between the Glass Hall and the Messesee lake).
PHOTOS
p. 3: Robert Blackburn; p. 6: Evening event, right; p. 7: VDA Award; p. 11: Congress Center Leipzig, exhibition, right; Kai Bublitz | p. 6: Evening event, left;
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG | p. 8: Katja Windt; André Walther | p. 8: Gerd Rupp; p. 10: Porsche Leipzig Factory; Porsche AG/Marco Prosch | p. 9: Prof.
Dennis J. Snower, Ph.D.; Christina Kloodt | p. 10: BMW Plant Leipzig; euroluftbild.de/Robert Grahn | p. 11: Congress Center Leipzig from outside, left;
Messe Leipzig trade fair
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