Events

This year’s Summit will focus on topics and challenges around the growing trend of customer expectations for customization. A mixture of keynotes, presentations and in-depth discussions will explore the organizational and practical challenges of configuring, selling and servicing complex products in the age of personalization.

This morning event features a tour of Configit’s new Detroit office, as well as a presentation from Erik Norup, CCO of Configit, on the benefits of becoming a marketing-centric organization.

ConX19 will include discussions and workshops that provide methods for enabling end-to-end enterprise transformation. Attendees will learn best practices for tangible organizational and cultural change that deploy sustainable, continual improvement throughout their organization.

Configit will address this challenge, and more, by providing insight into the CLM (Configuration Lifecycle Management) approach. Component product models placed and altered in the cloud provide accurate models with unlimited use to all suppliers.

Variant and complexity managers in the DACH region will discuss the handling of variance, workable methods for calculating and reducing complexity, and solutions for efficient configuration.

Configit’s Jeff Edwards will present the best ways to improve efficiency and accuracy in manufacturing development, while taking the ambiguity and ownership debate out of product development. Some understanding of product complexity and the product life cycle is required.

Join fellow PLM leaders as they discuss their successes and trends, and learn how PLM is a major contributor to your organization’s digital transformation strategy.

In addition to a plant tour at Volvo, this event features panel discussions and world-class speakers from Jaguar, Toyota, Nissan, Opel and Volvo.

This two hour session will give you a bird’s eye view of how CLM enables smart manufacturing goals by centralizing and streamlining configuration data.

Participate in exciting lectures and a tour of the Daimler-AG, Wörth am Rhein plant, where you will experience a "live" truck production in batch size 1.

Mechanical engineering experts will be reporting on how customer requests and profitability can be achieved simultaneously, while still improving process speed and reliability.