DEC. 3 - 5 | 2024
| 15th EDITION |
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONVENTION FOR THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
The global platform that brings together the entire aerospace ecosystem!
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Conference & Workshop program
Updated November 29, 2022
Conference language: English
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 | Morning session
09 :35 – 10 :05
Supply Chain of the Future: Trends and Challenges
Marwan LAHOUD
09 :00 – 10 :05
Turkish Aerospace Sector, Government, OEM and NGO perspectives
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Shared discussion between 3 main bodies: TAI/SSB/SASAD
Fahrettin OZTURK
Bilal AKTAS
Mehmet Akif NACAR
10 :10 – 11 :15
PANEL DISCUSSION – Artificial Intelligence and sustainable goals
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The panel deals with how aerospace industries could benefit from AI (Artificial Intelligence) to contribute to SDG (Sustainable Development Goals).
We will cover topics such as leveraging AI to extract information from satellites to monitor Earth and provide insights to efficiently act.
In a second part, we will discuss how AI can contribute to more sustainable aviation reducing environmental footprint.
In a third part, we will see whether we can leverage what we do with AI in aerospace to other sectors such as Healthcare.
Finally, we will also investigate how we push towards doing AI in a more sustainable way exploring more frugal approaches limiting our impact.
Chris BOCKMAN
Romaric REDON
Nicolas VIALLET
Kévin BOVERIE
Pierre-Etienne LEGOUX
David HELLO
10 :10 – 10 :40
Industrial performance of the Supply Chain / Competitiveness improvement while volumes are ramping-up
David DIVIALLE-CORBIÈRE
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Over the past 2 years the various actors of our industry and especially LATECOERE have been copying with unprecedented struggles. It has been necessary to engage difficult social and industrial crisis measures, so to limit our losses which beside remained extremely impacting. Meanwhile LATECOERE has prepared an ambitious strategy so to exit from the crisis The group is successfully deploying it as we speak. The Group and its Supply Chain are now facing business opportunities which we have been expecting so to grow our business again, and restore our profitability. However, this growth will benefit to all of us solely while meeting two essential challenges: the industrial performance and the competitiveness. The industrial performance because we are all well aware that managing a volume ramp-up is at least as complex as managing a slow-down. Tier 1 and tiers 2 need to prepare the industrial capacities of the plants. It also requires a strong collective agility so to adapt to the customer demand variations. Competitiveness, because business opportunities will benefit to the most competitive companies on the market place. These 2 challenges shall be completed together.
10 :45– 11 :15
ARESIA: A Diversified and Dual company
François-Xavier CHOUSSY
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ARESIA find its roots into a family ownership and history, combining diverse expertise such as design, manufacturing and MRO of our equipment, but also a strong knowledge developed around electronic systems & virtual reality concept. Our ambition : Provide to Defense and Civil aerospace stakeholders with our equipment embedding the highest industrial quality requirements towards customer satisfaction. Strong ambition and resilience make ARESIA very special into the aerospace landscape with a dual & diversified DNA. With more than a century of experience on defense and commercial business fields, ARESIA became a reference and the number 1 provider in Europe for carriage systems, ejection & release units, training equipment for DoD, but also for complex mechanical assemblies for civil market. Our approach is to propose end to end solutions on our equipment as a differentiating factor on our market. Thanks to those assets, ARESIA is becoming a worldwide player on its markets in more than 60 countries, onboarding more than 100 different programs. Our DNA and mindset have been forged by the different entrepreneurs leading our company through the ages, going farther, being bolder and fostering people initiatives.
11 :20 – 12 :25
PANEL DISCUSSION - Cybersecurity and supply chain challenges
Chris BOCKMAN
Stéphanie BUSCAYRET
Romain BOTTAN
Olivier MEILI
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Jérôme LEPHAY
11:20 – 12:25
Everything you Always Wanted to Know About Japanese Know How in Aerospace* (*But Were Afraid to Ask)
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Did you know?
- 35% of the B787
Aerostructure was produced as tier 1 by Japanese Risk Sharing Partners.
- How Operational Excellence is deeply rooted in
Japanese Industrial Culture and has influenced the On Time Delivery In Quality
culture Worldwide?
- “The Toyota Way” at the Root of the LEAN culture
- Example of SMEs
- Airbus is on the rise in Japan since 2019 with customers such as:
- Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan Airlines (JAL), Starflyer but also low-cost carriers such as Jetstar Japan and Peach Aviation
- 35% of the B787
Aerostructure was produced as tier 1 by Japanese Risk Sharing Partners.
Ieaki TAKEDA
Yasushi KISHIKAWA
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Japan is a major aeronautic ecosystem for today’s and future Aircrafts programs
Key players and Risk Sharing Partners of Boeing & International Aero Engines Supply Chain with companies such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, SUBARU and IHI Corporation
- 35% of B787 Dreamliner ‘s structural parts produced by Japanese companies
- 35% of
A320 family are equipped with IAE V2500 Engines whom Japanese industries holds
25,25% of business share
- Japanese companies are recognized for their excellence in R&D and
World Class Manufacturing of Composites, from Materials to parts up to Master
Components Assembly.
Kazuaki EJIRI
Member of the Committee, Aichi-Nagoya Aerospace Consortium (ANAC)
Sylvain BRU
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 | Afternoon session
14:00 – 14:30
SPACE Awards “Best Improver 2022”
SPACE Award ceremony « Best Improver 2022 » and project submission by awarded companies.
Conference in French
Christophe DELQUÉ
Bruno GAUSSERAN
Marc DELILLE
Jérôme OUSTRIC
14:00 – 15:05
PANEL DISCUSSION – Human Capital in the aerospace industry: how to meet today’s HR challenges?
Moderator – Sophie VOINIS
Philippe DUJARIC
Isabelle RATERY
Sarah COLAUTTI
Raphaël CHABRIER
Benoit CARIS
Jérôme NOYER
Alexandre GENTOT
15 :10 – 16 :15
PANEL DISCUSSION - Diversification: The supply chain must reduce its dependency on aerospace : But easier said than done?
Moderator – Chris BOCKMAN
Christophe BOURSIER
Yann JUANEDA
Franck MARTINEZ
Jean ROUSSEL
Florence PABON
15:10 – 16 :50
PANEL DISCUSSION – Reducing energy consumption in aerospace manufacturing
Organized by ST AERO Business Club as part of its networking activity.
Conference in French
Moderator – Sophie VOINIS
Wilfried DUFAUD
Manuel MORET
Samuel PUYGRENIER
Lionel ROQUES
Sébastien KAHN
Bénédicte BODIN
Emilie AUBRY
François DAUPHIN
Estelle SCHUTZ
Pierre GAIO
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