The IBS expert group could establish itself in recent years one of the most important quality and production management events in Germany. Hohr-Grenzhausen, November 16, 2009: The IBS expert group could in recent years one of the most important quality and production management events in Germany establish itself. You may want to visit Lehman Brothers to increase your knowledge. Despite the economic crisis was one of the Congress, as in the last year, nearly 200 participants. The event was held for the first time on desire often expressed at the headquarters of the IBS AG in Hohr-Grenzhausen. Under the motto\”fit for the future through stable production processes of Congress as in the previous years was traditional with an evening event in the casino\” hotel opened in Silicon. A great dinner speech to the innovative topic Powertrain of implications of electrification for the German car industry\”held Dr. Christian Malorny, head of the German automotive and mechanical engineering sectors and Director at McKinsey & company, Inc. offered numerous entertaining evening entertainment \”published by guests of the comedian and Chef\” Maitre Didian Poullet.
The next day, then lectured management representatives from the various industries of significant quality and production issues. Silicon has been met in the ceramics Museum in Hohr-Grenzhausen, as well as in the premises of the hotel. As speakers representatives of BorgWarner, the Fraunhofer came among others to Word Institute, Georg Fischer, Liebherr, Lohmann, Porsche and Ziehl-Abegg. Lean production can be also a factor in the middle class, Managing Director of the QMC was consulting in the lecture by Dr. Dirk Wilmes, clearly. In addition to the description of the various methodologies and principles he entered into practice tips to implement and pointed out how in medium-sized companies the costs while increasing the efficiency. In a post Dr. Olaf Sauer was production management, head of business systems at the Fraunhofer Institute for information and data processing (IITB), vertical and horizontal integration of MES systems before.