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Tech Trends and the Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem CES 2021 | January 11, 2021
Welcome to Deloitte Catalyst’s
Tech Trends and Smart Manufacturing
Ecosystem Experience at CES 2021!
We are excited for you to join us as we explore the latest developments in next
generation manufacturing and factory operations.
Today we will discuss how an ecosystem-driven approach can catalyze your smart
manufacturing vision, with insights from Deloitte’s Chief Innovation Officer Nishita
Henry, Global Chief Technology Officer Bill Briggs, and Smart Factory Leader Stephen
Laaper as well as Jeff Lischett, VP of Digital Supply Chain and Manufacturing
Transformation at Reynolds Consumer Products.
We’ll also introduce several emerging technology solutions transforming operations
through our curated startup showcase.
We hope this experience will inspire your organization’s digital transformation journey
and help you drive results in the “next normal.”
A B O U T D E L O I T T E C AT A L Y S T
Deloitte Catalyst helps enterprises, governments, and startups – from early stage to high
growth – to innovate, scale, and deliver transformative value faster. We take the isolation
out of innovation by connecting you with a world-wide community of catalysts that
accelerate how innovation transforms your business to lead how our world is changing.
With presence in the US, Israel, and expanding geographies, we have the leading network,
relationships, and capabilities that help make a global ecosystem of technologies and
innovators locally accessible to deliver unmet needs of your business and its customers.
AG E N DA
TIME* SESSION SPEAKER PAGE
11:00 AM – 11:10 AM Welcome & Opening Remarks Bill Briggs 4
Fireside Chat
Accelerating Digital Nishita Henry
11:10 AM – 11:50 AM Transformation through Smart Stephen Laaper 6
Manufacturing Ecosystems Jeff Lischett
Startup Showcase
Introduction Stephen Laaper
Drishti Dr. Prasad Akella 11
Parsable Lawrence Whittle 12
11:50 AM – 12:50 PM
Vertex Dan Murray 13
Wiliot Steve Statler 14
Conclusion Stephen Laaper
Conclusion
Closing Remarks
12:50 PM – 1:20 PM All Speakers
Optional Q&A
*Eastern Standard Time
MEET THE
M O D E R ATO R
Bill Briggs
Global Chief Technology Officer
Deloitte Consulting LLP
As Chief Technology Officer, Bill helps clients
anticipate the impact that emerging
technologies may have on their business in the
future and how to get there from the realities
of today. He is responsible for the research,
eminence, and incubation of emerging
technologies affecting clients’ businesses and
shaping the future of Deloitte Consulting LLP’s
technology-related services and offerings.
Briggs also serves as executive sponsor of
Deloitte’s CIO Program, offering technology
executives insights and experiences to
navigate the complex challenges they face.
TECH TRENDS 2021
Deloitte’s 12th annual Tech
Trends report identifies nine
trends that are likely to transform
businesses in the next 18 to 24
months, with insights around
strategy, risk, and finance
implications that can empower
technology leaders, business
leaders, and board members.
EXPLORE THE DOWNLOAD THE
9 TRENDS FULL REPORT
Fireside Chat
Nishita is Deloitte Consulting LLP’s Chief Innovation
Officer, serving on its executive committee leading its
New Business Innovation efforts. In this role, she
F E AT U R E D drives the firm’s innovation agenda by working with
cutting-edge technologies, engaging the startup
PA N E L I S T S community, and driving the transformation of next
generation technologies into practical solutions for
Deloitte’s clients. She oversees the practice’s
Nishita Henry investments in new business creation with a
Chief Innovation Officer particular emphasis on the areas of artificial
Deloitte Consulting LLP intelligence, cloud, and cyber security. Previously,
Nishita served as Deloitte’s federal technology leader.
As a Principal for Deloitte Consulting, Stephen leads
the Digital Supply Networks and Smart
Factory practices, drawing upon over two decades of
value creation at the intersection of operations
and technology. Stephen has a solid track record of
cultivating and delivering innovative solutions utilizing
Industrial IoT, persona-based advanced
manufacturing capabilities, and novel technology
Stephen Laaper architectures to accelerate value chain and
Smart Factory Leader operations transformation. He advises c-suite clients
Deloitte Consulting LLP across various industries and is at the forefront of
Digital Operations in his published eminence.
Jeff leads the digital strategy & execution of Supply
Chain and Manufacturing capabilities at Reynolds
Consumer Products. Most recently, he was a key
leader in the preparation and completion of
Reynolds’ IPO (NASDAQ: REYN) and Corporate
Separation. He is an experienced Consumer
Products industry leader with a passion for
transforming organizations, connecting people to
Jeff Lischett integrated processes, and enabling technology. Jeff
VP of Digital Supply has led a multitude of enterprise initiatives over his
Chain & Manufacturing career including Global Supply Chain Strategy &
Transformation Optimization programs, M&A Execution, ERP
Reynolds Consumer implementations, and Continuous
Products
Improvement/LEAN programs.
ACC E L E R AT I N G D I G I TA L T R A N S F O R M AT I O N T H R O U G H S M A R T M A N U FAC T U R I N G E CO S Y S T E M S A 2020 Deloitte and MAPI Smart Factory Survey found that 85% of manufacturers surveyed believe ecosystems are important or extremely important to their competitiveness. In this panel, we will discuss Industry 4.0 trends accelerated by COVID-19 and key competitive edge drivers to help organizations thrive and lead in the “next normal” such as: • The merging of the digital and physical worlds and how organizations can leverage Smart Factories to make more human-centered decisions • The use of advanced digital technologies, visualized data, and cobots to transform supply chain cost centers into customer-focused, value- driving networks • A fundamental shift in the way work gets done through technologies that enhance human-machine collaboration, optimizing productivity and the employee experience • How an ecosystem-driven approach helps manufacturers realize the most value from their organizations’ Smart Factory initiatives
Fireside Chat Click the box below to capture notes for this section
Startup Showcase
IMPACT
Manufacturers use Drishti to anchor digital
transformation, driving improvements in
quality, gains in efficiency, and time-to-
proficiency in operator training. Operators rely
on Drishti to become more consistent and
efficient, building their value.
Drishti
AI-Powered Production: Complete digital
INNOVATION
transformation for manual assembly lines.
Drishti built proprietary neural networks that
create data on human actions, rather than
OVERVIEW simply processing existing data. With insights
Drishti uses AI and video to close a 100-year-old derived from Drishti data, manufacturers
extend the value of workers instead of
data gap in the factory. Manufacturers can
attempting to automate their tasks.
improve quality, productivity, and training at scale
with brand new data on human tasks and analytics
that provide deep insights into manual assembly
lines. We call it AI-powered production; a new era
of manufacturing. INFRASTRUCTURE
Drishti is vertically integrated with live and
searchable video, annotation, video analysis,
applications, and consulting.
https://drishti.com
California, USA Founded in 2016 CEO: Prasad Akella
General disclaimer: This information is based on company provided and/or publicly available information and is not intended to be comprehensive or
exhaustive. Further, it is not to be interpreted as a recommendation or endorsement on behalf of Deloitte.IMPACT
Industrial companies implementing Parsable
experience reduced unplanned stoppages,
waste, and paper; increased overall
equipment effectiveness, throughput, and
compliance with digital traceability; along with
faster operator onboarding and certification.
Parsable
A Connected Worker platform that gives industrial
INNOVATION
workers the digital tools to improve safety, quality,
and productivity. Parsable's innovative approach creates
streamlined, real-time collaboration with local
OVERVIEW or remote workers, ensuring key operational
At Parsable, we set out to transform the daily lives data is shared across a company's systems in
order to produce safe and efficient work,
of deskless industrial workers by providing an
every time.
easy-to-use, easy-to-deploy, mobile-first
Connected Worker platform to digitally organize
work, foster real-time collaboration, and provide
analytics that drive continuous improvement.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Parsable is a mobile-first, cloud-based
platform built with industry-leading
technology for a customer-driven experience.
https://www.parsable.com
California, USA Founded in 2013 CEO: Lawrence Whittle
General disclaimer: This information is based on company provided and/or publicly available information and is not intended to be comprehensive or
exhaustive. Further, it is not to be interpreted as a recommendation or endorsement on behalf of Deloitte.IMPACT
Vertex accelerates time to market by making it
easy to build and deploy 3D applications, from
idea to execution, throughout the digital
business and engineering ecosystem in under
30 days, reducing the cost of ownership by
orders of magnitude.
Vertex
The low-code 3D visualization platform that brings
INNOVATION
the power of interactive visual experiences to the
digital twin. Vertex does 100% of its 3D rendering in the
cloud, securely delivering fully interactive
OVERVIEW massive models to any device, anywhere – in
Vertex is the world’s first visualization solution to seconds. Vertex requires no specialized
hardware or software and works with all
enable non-3D developers to create and deploy 3D
native CAD and manufacturing systems data.
experiences to industrial software applications and
digital twins across the extended enterprise. Our
modern API enables manufacturers to effortlessly
connect to any CAD data and deliver it to any
device, anywhere. INFRASTRUCTURE
Vertex is a cloud-native SaaS platform that
powers 3D visualizations with data from PLM,
CAD, ERP, MES, IoT, and CRM systems.
https://vertexvis.com/
Iowa, USA Founded in 2017 CEO: Dan Murray
General disclaimer: This information is based on company provided and/or publicly available information and is not intended to be comprehensive or
exhaustive. Further, it is not to be interpreted as a recommendation or endorsement on behalf of Deloitte.IMPACT
Brands achieve continuous visibility of
products through manufacturing, distribution,
retail customer usage, and recycling. This
allows leaner supply chains, saving capital,
inventory accuracy in wholesale channels, and
awareness in the home.
Wiliot
Connecting everything with battery-free Bluetooth:
INNOVATION
A self-powered postage stamp sized computer that
enables the transition to “Demand Chain.” A Bluetooth connected computer on a single
chip that can be turned into a sticker sized
OVERVIEW tag using RFID production equipment
Wiliot brings connectivity and self-awareness to reduces the cost of secure compute and
Internet connectivity to pennies, without the
products such as clothing, food & pharmaceuticals
infrastructure costs of RFID.
with a postage stamp-sized computer that powers
itself by harvesting energy from radio waves and
uses cloud computing to turn supply chains into
demand chains, enabling new efficiencies, user
experiences, and lift in sales. INFRASTRUCTURE
Wiliot tags can be read by any standard
Bluetooth radio such as those in phones, W-Fi
access points, and smart speakers.
www.wiliot.com
Israel / California, USA Founded in 2017 CEO: Tal Tamir
General disclaimer: This information is based on company provided and/or publicly available information and is not intended to be comprehensive or
exhaustive. Further, it is not to be interpreted as a recommendation or endorsement on behalf of Deloitte.Startup Showcase Click the box below to capture notes for this section
Additional Resources
Tech Trends 2021
D I G I TA L A S S E T Deloitte’s 12th annual Tech Trends report
LIBRARY provides insights and inspiration for the
digital journey ahead.
Explore our featured
eminence and capabilities
The Smart Factory @ Wichita
The Smart Factory @ Wichita is an immersive experiential
learning environment designed to help accelerate the future
of manufacturing as innovation and new technologies
continue to reshape operations and the modern enterprise.
Accelerating Smart Manufacturing:
The Value of an Ecosystem Approach
As COVID-19 necessitates greater agility and speed, leaders
should consider engaging in smart manufacturing
ecosystems to accelerate digital transformation and drive
results in the next normal.
Implementing the Smart Factory:
New Perspectives for Driving Value
For manufacturers looking to implement a smart factory,
considering lessons from those who have done it can provide
direction forward and pave the way to greater value.CO N TAC T I N F O R M AT I O N
Please contact deloittecatalyst@deloitte.com to learn more about our services.
Nishita Henry Bill Briggs
Principal Principal
Chief Innovation Officer Global Chief Technology Officer
Deloitte Consulting LLP Deloitte Consulting LLP
Sonal Naik Amit Harel
Managing Director Director
Deloitte Catalyst Deloitte Catalyst Tel Aviv
Deloitte Consulting LLP Deloitte Israel
Stephen Laaper Kari Lininger-Downs
Principal Senior Manager
Smart Factory Leader Deloitte Catalyst Cross-Hub Leader
Deloitte Consulting LLP Deloitte Consulting LLP
Don Meier
Manager
Deloitte Catalyst Industry 4.0 Lead
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