Nørre Havnegade 21-25, 6400 Sønderborg, Denmark

Coaches will transport all attendees to the Danfoss HQ in Nordborg . Approx 30 minutes.

Speaker: Håvard Jørgensen, VP Global Supply Chain/COO Danfoss Climate Solutions, RAC Division

Panelists from Vestas, Maersk, Danfoss and AWS.

• How are companies organizing themselves internally to drive sustainability through digitalization - how do the various functions such as Sustainability, Supply Chain, Production, IT & Digital best collaborate?

• How can organizations harness technology to move with greater urgency, improve execution and create scale, moving from high-level sustainability principles to tangible practices?

• What are the organizational aspects – culture, talent, finance, etc. – that business leaders need to get right?

• What is or has been the biggest barrier you face in enabling your Supply Chain to become more Sustainable? And how have you overcome it?

Learn how organizations are implementing emerging technology including sensors, robots, computer vision and smart devices to automate processes such as Quality Control, Production Efficiency, and Safety and Compliance, and find out how these technologies are helping organization lower environmental impact.

Speakers:

Andrew J. Farrell, AWS Spark IoT Lead - AWS

Alexander Linke, Head of IIoT Offerings Europe - DXC

Speaker: Jesper Toubøl, Vice President EMEA Manufacturing

• The presentation will make a general fly in on where the LEGO Group is globally today – who we are.

• Secondly, we will focus what is important to us – our strategic focus areas.

• We will then go deeper on two out of four strategic priorities. Digitalization and Sustainability – and digitalization of the shop floor becomes a vital handle for efficiencies, quality/environment delivery, cost, and the people agenda.

• The presentation will focus on how we have worked agile, concrete walk through of shop floor solutions and how the factory device is working in everyday life in the factory

Speaker: Dharminder Debisarun, Smart Industries Executive, Palo Alto Networks

In 2023 we have seen a 41% increase in IoT & OT device attacks per organization across industries. As IoT and OT devices rapidly increase in number and diversity, they have become prime targets for cyber attacks. IoT devices often ship with vulnerabilities, run unsupported operating systems, and lack encryption, posing significant security risks.

To address these challenges, implementing a Zero Trust security approach for both managed and unmanaged IoT devices is essential.

In this session we will explore:

1. What the principles of a Zero Trust cybersecurity strategy are and how do they apply to IoT devices?

2. Understand the challenges in securing unmanaged IoT devices and how to properly implement segmentation to limit risk.

3. Best practices for developing a Zero Trust security approach for IoT devices.