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Better Data, Better Insights, Better Decisions
Brought to you by The Manufacturer magazine, Industrial Data Summit is the UK’s most senior gathering of manufacturing data professionals – created to ensure that data-minded manufacturers can come together for the fifth year to talk about the role of data and analytics in their business.
Now more than ever, manufacturers need to be able to access, understand and query their data to improve efficiency, reduce costs and embed a culture of data-driven decision making.
75
Delegates
25
Speakers
8
Key Topics
8
Sponsors
2
Keynotes
1
Panel Debate
Ideas and inspiration from every sector…
Industrial Data Summit is designed for the UK’s largest defence, automotive, aerospace, electronics, pharma, FMCG and food and drink manufacturers.
Delegates will learn the best practices for capturing, processing, and storing data and turning it into actions to create real business value.
Benefit from a day of in-depth case studies, thought-provoking discussions, and networking.
WHO'S SPEAKING
Harry Minns
Harry started his automotive manufacturing career with Jaguar Landover, working from a warehouse supervisor in the Engine Manufacturing Centre up to the systems & data SME for global purchasing, running large data improvement projects. The move to motorsport first came with the AMG Petronas Mercedes Formula 1 team, the team was running ahead of all other teams leaning on its mass manufacturing business to drive best practice and process adherence. During the pandemic a move to creating battery materials for formula E teams with Johnson Matthey ultimately led to a position with Williams F1 Racing working on launching a new ERP system and improving current BAU processes using data to drive best practice and improvements. The move between mass manufacturing and the highest level of motorsport has given Harry a unique insight into 2 manufacturing worlds which are slowly merging together.
Marla Nelson
Highly skilled, senior executive with significant experience in transformation & culture change, complex portfolio and programme management, entrepreneurial business start-up & growth. Leading on ‘data driven transformation & culture change’ for a global OEM. Enabling the business to maximise the returns from the most critical data assets, by prioritising a backlog of data opportunities/initiatives to support (re)investment. Overseeing the development of data-driven culture, where data is used to inform decisions, test hypotheses and automate processes. Leading on development of ‘strategic data & digital’ leadership skills for the top 300 senior leadership population.
Sam Saunders
Sam Saunders is a chartered engineer and Head of Data Strategy Manager and Product Management at Dyson. Before moving into strategy, Sam worked in various Design Engineering roles, gaining experience across a number of stages of the product development lifecycle – from technology research to pre-production design optimisation.
Having first gained experience in general product/commercial strategy, Sam chose to specialise in Data Strategy after seeing first-hand the frustrations resulting from poorly applied data capability, and the transformative potential of well-applied capabilities. His key focus at Dyson is to prospect, scope, and secure backing for new data and analytics opportunities, ensuring efforts are aligned to wider business priorities.
Stephen Messham
Stephen originally joined GSK’s manufacturing division with a pharmaceutical science focus but realised very quickly that data was imperative to everything that happened in the industry, so he transitioned into a data science role and is currently the Data Science and Analytics Manager for one of GSK’s flagship biopharmaceutical manufacturing sites. His role gives him the opportunity to impact how the manufacturing and support functions interact with data, supporting them to simplify and optimise processes and reduce waste.
Event Information
Villa Park, Birmingham, UK
28 April 2022
Tickets currently £95
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