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| Plenary Sessions |
| Intro & Setting the Stage |
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Mark
A. Medley, Chairman, NCMS Board of Directors
Dr. John A. Decaire, NCMS President |
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| Panel Discussion |
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Automotive
OEM – Richard F. Pearson,
Manager, Manufacturing Technology Planning, Ford Motor Company
Automotive Supplier – Brian R.
Carlisle, Chairman and CEO, Adept Technology, Inc.
Aerospace – D. Scott Duvall, Manager, Manufacturing Process Development, UTC/Pratt
& Whitney
Aerospace Technology Supplier – Lawrence J. Rhoades, President, Extrude Hone
Corporation |
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| NCMS Collaborative Project Excellence Award Presentation |
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The Predictive Heat Treat
Program
Mark A. Medley, Chairman, NCMS Board of Directors |
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| Luncheon Presentation |
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William T. Monahan, Chairman and
CEO, Imation Corp. |
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Feedback from the Roadmap Sessions.
Report on Enabling Technology Needs. |
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Presented by Industry
Representatives and NCMS Staff. |
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| Finding
the Right Recipe – How to mix your collaborative agenda with technology development. |
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Daniel Burrus, Founder, President and CEO, Burrus Research
Associates, Inc.
(Handouts from Daniel Burrus' presentation are available only to attendees via his web
site - http://www.Burrus.com |
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Concurrent
Tutorials
(Links to both session descriptions and presentations) |
| Technologies Research
Corporation (TRC) |
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TRC – Industry’s Fast Track to
Collaboration
Jerry Reimann, Executive Director, Technologies Research
Corporation |
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Decisions Made at the
Speed of Light – Project Team
Collaboration Using the Internet and Other Emerging Tools |
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Computer Resources and Software Tools
Phil Callihan, Manager, MIS, NCMSInternet Collaboration Tools
Kate Brayton, Director, MIRC, NCMS
Providing
Security and Authentication Services in an Extranet Environment
Lance Travis, Vice President, Engineering, DASCOM, Inc. |
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| Development and Use of
Roadmaps for your Technical Agenda |
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Technology Roadmapping
Dr. Michael Radnor, President, IBD Inc |
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| Interactive Distance
Learning (IDL) |
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Interactive Distance Learning Overview
Stephen D. Ricketts, President, IDL Group, Inc. |
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Concurrent Sessions
(Links to both session descriptions and presentations) |
| U.S. Heat Treat Industry: Achieving the Vision |
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Introductions
Robert Gaster, Deere & Company; ASM Heat Treat Society R&D Committee ChairASM R&D Plan (1999)
Dr. William Dowling, Jr., Ford Motor Company |
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| Electronic Business Overview and Trends |
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Electronic Commerce:
What Does It Mean for Manufacturing?
Ray Lipa, President, BRL
Information Technology "Push"
Mike Kaminski, ManagerInformation Systems,
General Motors
Enterprise Resource
Planning Changing the Face of
Information Technology
Steve Ricketts, Principal, Advanced Manufacturing Research Consulting |
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| Environmental Roadmapping and Collaboration |
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Where should we be going?
How do we get there?
Paul Chalmer, Program Manager, NCMS |
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Emerging Technologies
(Co-sponsored by NCMS and The Engineering Society of
Detroit) |
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| From Today’s Machine Tool Industry’s Roadmap to
Tomorrow’s Machine Tool Capability |
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End
User Needs for the Next Generation Production Equipment
Dr. Thomas Rochlitz, Manager,
Machining, Forming, & Heat Treating, Ford Motor Company
Dennis Miller, Manager, Mechanical
Fabrication Producibility Engineering, Raytheon Systems Co. |
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| Rapid Prototyping, the
next 10 years - Roadmapping the Rapid Prototyping Industry |
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| Welding Industry Roadmap |
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NIST/ATP Prospective
Dr. Tom Siewert, Supvy Metallurgist, NIST |
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| Advanced Electronics
Industry: Identifying Technology Gaps |
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Review of Industry Roadmaps
Jack Fisher, Chief Technical Officer, ITRI Research Underway
Michael Schen, Program Manager, NIST ATP
Participant Discussion on Technology Needs
Ron
Brackon, SRC/SIA
Jim McElroy, NEMI
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| Forging Industry Roadmap: Progress through Partnerships |
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Agenda and Process
Kerry Barnett, Director, NCMSForging Industry Roadmap Overview
George Mochnal, Director, Research & Education, FIA/FIERF |
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| Engineering on the
Net: A Review of the InfoTEST Enhanced Product Realization Project |
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Project Overview
Dr. Bill Estrem, Senior Research Analyst, D.H. Brown AssociatesEPR Scenario and
Caterpillar’s Engineering Needs
Bill Petefish, Manager, Info Services Research, Caterpillar, Inc
Providing Security and
Authentication Services in an Extranet Environment
Lance Travis, Vice President, Engineering, DASCOM, Inc.
Application of
Workflow Technology to an Extranet Collaborative Engineering Process
Scott Torvik, Senior Account Executive, FileNet Corporation
Customer-driven
Engineering through Secure Dealer Networks
Brian Handspicker, CEO & Chairman, WebEnable
The Risks and Rewards
of Internet Based Commerce
Jack Tozier, Group Manager Internet Services, Sprint
Structured Collaboration
Engineering Solutions Management
Bill Neill, Program Manager, Collaborative Product Development, Hewlett-Packard
The
following two files contain a "white paper" and a recent project status update
which document the process and progress to date of the InfoTEST Enhanced Product
Realization project. For additional information, contact John Sheridan at NCMS InfoTEST
(734-995-4963; johns@ncms.org)
EPR
White Paper 1197.pdf
EPR_Report Supplement
050598.pdf
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| Manufacturing
Controls Roadmap |
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Introduction
Tony Haynes, Program Manager, NCMSIntegrated Manufacturing Technology
Roadmap
Bob Burleson, TEAM Technical Lead, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Next
Generation Manufacturing Roadmap for Controls
Dr. Dick Anderson, Chief Scientist, Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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| Enterprise
Integration Roadmap and Integrated Manufacturing Technology Roadmap (IMTR) |
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Integrated Manufacturing Technology Roadmapping
Richard Neal, Program Manager, Lockheed Martin Energy Systems |
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| Chemicals,
Polymers and Composites |
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Introduction, Session Objectives
Chuck Ryan, Program Manager, NCMS |
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| The Future of Aluminum
and its Enabling Technologies |
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PNGV Requirements
Allan D. Murray, Manager, Technical Planning PNGV, FordAerospace Requirements
James T. Staley, Consultant |
