Portfolio-MAGE conference
Will the Hungarian vehicle industry be able to adjust to the latest trends without major sacrifices? Who could be the greatest winners and losers of the changes?
08:35 - 08:40
Greeting, opening
Zoltán Bán, Chief Executive Officer, NET Media Zrt. (portfolio.hu) and Csaba Kilián, Executive Secretary General, Association of the Hungarian Automotive Industry (MAGE)
08:40 - 09:00
Why do we not invest in a few-month return?
Speaker: Ákos Kalmár, Chief Officer, Large Enterprices Vertical Solutions Division, T-Systems Hungary
09:00 - 09:20
Let’s develop! But from what resources? Assets and liabilities for the improvement of production efficiency
Speaker: Zsolt Takáts, Igazgató, Kereskedelem és Agrárfinanszírozás, Raiffeisen Bank
09:20 - 09:40
What factors can exert the strongest impact on the competitiveness of the Hungarian operation and further investments in the country in the short and long term?
Speaker: Csilla Őszi, Vice President, ZF Hungária
09:40 - 10:40
Executives’ roundtable
Moderator: Csaba Kilián, CEO, Association of the Hungarian Automotive Industry (MAGE)
Conversation participants:
10:40 - 11:10
Coffee break
How could digitalisation, robotization and automation impact business models and help improve the competitiveness of Hungary’s automotive sector? What does innovation look like in our book? Introduction of three specific innovation in 15-15 minutes.
11:10 - 11:25
Is the autonomous driving the only worthwhile innovation in the automobile industry?
Speaker: Viktor Dudás, Data and AI Solution Expert, Microsoft
11:25 - 11:40
Decision-making on facts rather than assumptions based on IoT technology
Speaker: Jenő Beczkay, Industry Digitalisation Consultant, S&T Consulting Hungary Kft.
11:40 - 11:55
Tackling the Test Challenges of Next-Generation ADAS and Sensor Fusion Systems
Speaker: Attila Péter, Sales Manager, National Instruments Hungary Kft.
11:55 - 12:50
Panel discussion: Industry 4.0 in practice – How far local automotive industry companies progressed in the Industry 4.0 evolutionary process and what challenges are faced in the development of suppliers?
Moderator: Zsolt István, Head of Department, Department of Logistic Systems, Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd.
Conversation participants:
12:50 - 13:45
Lunch Break
How are e-mobility and the spread of autonomous vehicles affecting the role Central and Eastern European countries play in vehicle manufacturing? What new competences are necessary for these technologies and trends, and what does Hungary need to ensure it is chosen as the location for the development of such technologies?
13:45 - 14:40
Labour market panel: How do the most important players of the vehicle industry see our labour market? Can the labour shortage stop the growth of the sector?
Moderator: Sándor Márk Bodnár, Director- Permanent Recruitment, Hays Hungary
Conversation participants:
14:40 - 15:35
Panel discussion: How is the structure of vehicle manufacturing shifting as a consequence of a wider use of alternative drive solutions, e-cars and autonomous vehicles?
Moderator: Dr. István Lakatos, Head of Department, Department of Automotive and Railway Engineering, Széchenyi István University
Conversation participants:
15:35 - 16:00
Coffee break
Afternoon programme includes a thematic networking section in a roundtable fashion.
Expert moderators will be assisting the practical work at the thematically grouped interactive roundtables, answering questions and urging participants to give answers to the issues raised. Make your pick during your online sign-up of the topic you find the most interesting, and take part in the interactive exchange of views right at the table!
16:00 - 16:45
Table No. 1: Talent recruitment in the practice with dual training alternatives
Moderator: Tibor Novák, Head of HR, BPW - Hungária Kft.
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.3: Industry 4.0 – Good practices and development projects
How far has digitalisation penetrated companies in Hungary? Where has it appeared in your organisation and what does it mean in practical terms? What development projects are expected to work the best and what are the greatest challenges for their implementation? What role could Hungarian SMEs play in the Industry 4.0 strategy?
FULL
Moderator: Aladár Virág, Business Operations Manager, T-Systems Magyarország
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.4: Suppliers’ development
How did the structure of supplier chains changed over the last few years and how does this affect the operation of small and medium-sized suppliers in Hungary? What key aspects do supply managers and experts take into consideration when choosing a partner? In which areas do they think local suppliers have the greatest deficiencies? What are the main differences between the criteria for Tier 1 companies and OEMs?
FULL
Moderator: Attila Szincsák, ügyvezető igazgató, Denso Gyártó Magyarország Kft.
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.5: Quality management and quality assurance in the supply chain
Product safety requirements in the automotive industry. Relevant requirements of VW Group, roles and duties of a VW Product Safety Officer. Implementation of product safety management system within the organization.
Moderator: Szilvia Baginé Kovács, Mechanical engineer, Regional director, Southeast Europe, QFD Engineering Consulting Office Ltd.
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.6: Powertrain development and electrification
Moderator: Tamás Rózsa, Managing Partner, Top Tier Consultants
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.7: Industry 4.0 – Good practices and development projects
FULL
Moderator: István Rédai, Plant Manager, Titán '94 Kft.
16:00 - 16:45
Table No.8: Industry 4.0 – Good practices and development projects
FULL
Moderator: Péter Szabó, Managing Director, S&T Consulting Hungary Kft.
16:00 - 16:45
Table no.9: Labor shortage? Y-generation of benefits in employee retention
FULL
Moderator: Tamás Szendrő, Commercial Director, Edenred Kft.
16:45 - 16:55
Thematic roundtable workshop summary
16:55 - 17:00
Closing remarks
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