2015 11-03 - ibm overview for electronics manufacturing services thorsten schroeer - sanitized

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October 2015, Boeblingen, Germany Thorsten Schroeer, Director Electronics Industry Europe Digital Transformation in Electronic Manufacturing Services EMS / Original Design Manufacturing ODM #ThorSchroeer

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October 2015, Boeblingen, Germany

Thorsten Schroeer, Director Electronics Industry Europe

Digital Transformation in Electronic Manufacturing Services EMS / Original Design Manufacturing ODM

#ThorSchroeer

1. Trends & Challenges

2. Internet of Things & Analytics

3. Cognitive

4. Demo „Bluemix“

5. Next Steps

Topics

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Electronics Industry Megatrends

Fundamental Shift from Products to IoT Sensor/Data Driven Services in a $3+ Trillion Electronics Industry

Fierce Competition Globalization Technology

Advancements Empowered

Users Growth Markets

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Competitive battles in the electronics industry will be won by proactively leading change.

1. Trends & Challenges

2. Internet of Things & Analytics

3. Cognitive

4. Demo „Bluemix“

5. Next Steps

Topics

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The Internet created new markets in the digital world.

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The Internet of Things (IoT)

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Kuka gets paid by the welding point.

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Daimler rents cars by the hour.

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Rolls Royce gets paid by the flight hour

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Philips charges by lighting hours provided.

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EngineeringPla+orm

ConnectivitySecurityAnalytics

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IntegrationVariationCompliance

Applica1on&Solu1on

IndustryTransforma1onIndustry Insights

Service & Warranty

New revenueBetter processesBetter experienceImproved processes and experience

Device&NetworkEcosystem

Your business

Potential Value from IoT

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Applications

Analytics Learning

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IBM Cloud (IaaS)

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Owner Services Product Line Engineering

Requirements Management

Command & Control

Application Lifecycle Maintenance

Connected Products

After Market Sales and Services

Infrastructure Insights

Business Systems

Value Add Data

CRM Supply Chain Payment

Weather Crowd Social

End Users

Configuration Asset Management

Asset Performance

IoT For Electronics

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Concept, Design to Manufacturing Provider distributed content

Devices Platform & Content Services

Integration and Analytics

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Case Study in EMS Industry

EMS

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IBM-EMSJoint Value Proposition

•  Hardware Conceptualization •  Hardware Design

•  Schematics – Gerber Out •  Mechanical Design •  Firmware Development / Integration

•  Certification

•  IoT Platform & Connectivity •  IoT Secure Access •  IoT Software Development Kits •  IoT Integrated Services •  Real Time & Time Series Analytics

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IoT Market Segments

Connected Health !  Connected home health using

sensor solutions for healthcare monitoring and analysis

Smarter Home / Appliance !  Manage heating, lighting, major

appliances, etc. from one device

Connected Vehicle !  Real time dashboard alerts and

vehicle actions based upon vehicle scenarios

Smarter Energy !  Use of innovative smart grid

technologies for utilities, to reduce energy usage, costs and greenhouse gasses

Smarter Retail !  Connected machines, frequent

shopper cards, pay for use card, etc.

Industrial Manufacturing !  Connected machines, services

and equipment to predict and analyse asset and process performance management

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“In God we trust; all others have to bring data” W. Edward Demming

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reduce unplanned downtime, improve asset reliability, availability & utilization • • • • • •

extend asset life; avoid new asset costs • • • • maintain or improve product quality • • • • •

reduce scrap & process variability; improve yield • • • • • •

improve manufacturing/production process • • • • • • • reduce maintenance costs • • • •

optimize maintenance strategies & practices • • • optimize spare/critical parts inventory • • • • •

monitor asset health; remote diagnosis; root cause analysis; predict pending failures • • • • • • • •

optimize supplies, materials, components inventory • • • • • • •

Various Opportunities Exists to Improve Manufacturing Operation through Analytics.

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IBM as Analytics and Integration provider for SmartFactoryKL

Intelligent Operations and Manufacturing

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We have deployed over 30 supply chain analytics solutions with $100M+/year in benefits.

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Transforming the Enterprise with Mobile

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Use Case: A Connected Factory solution would enable Workforce Mobile Equipment Maintenance

Mobile Manufacturing Workforce Management

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FULL REPORT & MODEL NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE AND ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE

58% of the total product value of a washing machine will be 3D Printable in ten years – the service business impact will be disruptive.

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The Future of 3D Print

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Centralized Manufacturing

The software defined supply chain will radically change the way we will design supply chains.

Complex Inbound Logistics

Complex Outbound Logistics

Significant Logistical Lead Times

Significant Transportation Costs

Complex Tax & Transfer Pricing

Local/Distributed Manufacturing

“Last Mile” Inbound Logistics

“Last Mile” Outbound Logistics

Near Zero Logistical Lead Times

Minimal Transportation Costs

Local Tax & No Transfer Pricing

Traditional Manufacturing 3D Manufacturing

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1. Trends & Challenges

2. Internet of Things & Analytics

3. Cognitive

4. Demo „Bluemix“

5. Next Steps

Topics

Cognitive Systems (= Reasoning, Speaking, Learning)

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Watson solutions can enable value along the entire electronics ecosystem

Manufacturing

Sales

Customer Experience

Warranty and Repair

Key:

Consumer Enterprise Both

Product Lifecycle Mgmt

1. Trends & Challenges

2. Internet of Things & Analytics

3. Cognitive

4. Demo „Bluemix“

5. Next Steps

Topics

1. Trends & Challenges

2. Internet of Things & Analytics

3. Cognitive

4. Demo „Bluemix“

5. Next Steps

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