Online event | Meet leading industry professionals and academics who will discuss the latest developments and trends in additive manufacturing. Programme includes workshops, keynotes, round table and networking.
Konferenz / Vortrag
31.03.2021
Berlin Symposium for Entrepreneurship and Management in Additive Manufacturing
Kalendereintrag
The event features workshops on a range of technical and business-related topics in the field of Additive Manufacturing (AM) including:
- The AM design process
- Managing Innovation when implementing AM
- Becoming an Entrepreneur in AM and
- The Impact of AM on Digital Supply Chains
Keynotes from leading personalities in the field of AM will help set the agenda for the symposium.
Arno Held (Managing Partner at AM Ventures) and Christoph Kiener (Principal Key Expert at Siemens) will talk about the opportunities and challenges of additive manufacturing.
The symposium will include virtual networking opportunities and will finish with a round table discussion.
Participation in the Symposium is free and open to all.
Programme (time: CEST)
09:00 am Registration
09:30 am Welcome Talk | Prof. Dr. Victoria Büsch, President of SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences
09:45 am Keynote 1 | Arno Held, Chief Venture Officer at AM Ventures
10:15 am Keynote 2 | Christoph Kiener, Principal Key Expert at Siemens
10:45 am Break & Networking
11:00 am Session 1 | The Impact of AM on Digital Supply Chains (Al Garber, SRH) <> Workshop: AM Design Process (Thomas Pfeiffer, SRH)
12:30 pm Lunch & Networking
01:30 pm Session 2 | Sustainability and Change in AM (Prof. Dr. Ian Towers, SRH) <> Workshop: Managing Innovation While Implementing AM (Matthias Raab, PV Consulting)
03:00 pm Break & Networking
03:15 pm Researchers' Forum <> Workshop: Becoming an Entrepreneur in AM (Sigrid Peuker, SRH)
04:45 pm Round Table | Speakers, Keynote Speakers, Workshop Leaders
05:15 pm Wrap-up
Professor für Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre, Studiengangsleiter MBA-Programme
The symposium is being held as part of the EU Erasmus Project APTIME (Additive Process Technology Integration with Management and Entrepreneurship) whose main goal is to develop and implement innovative approaches and practices for study programmes in order to fill the EU-wide skills gap in additive manufacturing.
The six universities involved in the project are University of Wolverhampton (UK), ESTIA (FR), SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences (DE), Fontys (NL), Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (E), Univerza v Ljubljani (SI).