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Workshop Goals
PLEASE NOTE: This workshop will now be held as private event for one company. Contact Nathan.Lawes@iotone.com if you would also like to organize such a workshop for your team.
If you operate in China, compete with its companies or look to it as a growth market, you cannot ignore China's industrial digital transformation (DX) and the rapidly evolving Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
The innovation workshop will present research into China's Industrial IoT innovation ecosystem and unique insights into over 100 representative Chinese IoT companies. It will be hosted jointly with TÜV-SÜD, world-leading experts in anticipating technological developments and facilitating change, and Professor of Innovation for Executive Education. After the workshop, you will receive a 177-page report detailing the IIoT market in China.
Workshop Goals:
- Inspire your team to take a leading role in China's industrial digital transformation.
- Explore China's industrial IoT market landscape, startups, use cases and technology adoption.
- Identify strategies to improve your competitiveness through collaborative innovation with technology partners.
China Ecosystem Findings
- China has a unique innovation model designed around public-private collaboration. How can you develop a partner ecosystem in China that allows you to compete more effectively?
- Chinese industrial IoT competitors focus on innovative business models and use cases to improve efficiency for big assets and big government. Which use cases are most attractive in China?
- Industrial markets in China are an ideal testbed for experimental deployment of new business models due to high digital literacy and lack of entrenched operating processes. How can you use China to test new products and business models at low risk?
- Operational technology companies are likely to lose market share to digital native competitors from information technology backgrounds. How can traditional industrial leaders compete in a digital era?
- Chinese companies focus on business model innovation and product-market fit rather than technology innovation. What can you learn from Chinese competitors?
Agenda
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2
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China's Digital Transformation Landscape
What does China's digital transformation mean for your company? Build awareness about IIoT technology and adoption trends in China, digital innovation in the context of government strategy and policy, and examples of innovation that could disrupt existing market dynamics.
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30PM
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3
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Refresh & Roundtable Discussion
Get your caffeine fix and discuss the implications of China's digital transformation with your peers around the table.
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00PM
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4
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Digital Disruption Trends & Tactics
How are Chinese companies turning digital transformation into a competitive advantage? Explore how Chinese companies use speed to market, business model innovation, and strong ecosystems to outcompete foreign companies in industries that are disrupted by digital technologies.
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00PM
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5
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Collaborative Innovation Strategies
How will you turn China's digital transformation into an opportunity, rather than a threat? Explore strategies to combine agile development best practices together with partner collaboration to enable digital innovation in China.
Tickets
Individual Ticket
RMB 3,500
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Group Ticket
RMB 3,000
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Speakers
The workshop will be led by serial entrepreneurs and academics with a passion for technology innovation.
Mark Greeven
Professor of Innovation for Executive Education at Duke Kunshan University
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Mark Greeven
Professor of Innovation for Executive Education at Duke Kunshan University
Dr. Mark J. Greeven is Asia Innovation Lead at IoT ONE and a Chinese-speaking Dutch Professor of Innovation and Strategy. For over a decade he has been collaborating with Chinese innovative companies and entrepreneurial multinationals. Thousands of executives have followed his workshops on innovation, strategy and China.
Thinker | One of the “2017 Thinkers50 Radar list of 30 next generation business thinkers”, an annual ranking that the Financial Times deemed the “Oscars of Management Thinking”.
Author | Mark has written Business Ecosystems in China: Alibaba and Competing Baidu, Tencent, Xiaomi and LeEco (Routledge, 2018) and forthcoming Pioneers, Hidden Champions, Change Makers and Underdogs: Lessons from China’s Innovators (MIT Press, forthcoming).
Educator | Mark has taught dozens of courses on innovation, strategy and entrepreneurship at global universities such as Zhejiang University, Erasmus University Rotterdam School of Management, Duke Kunshan University, East China Normal University, EMLYON Business School and Technical University Berlin.
Erik is founder & CEO of IoT ONE, Chairs the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) Smart Factory Task Group and is Director of Startup Grind Shanghai.
IoT ONE is the leading source of information and insight regarding Industrial Internet of Things vendors and technologies. Companies work with IoT ONE to conduct research into IoT domains, plan their IoT adoption strategies, and build organizations capable of ideating, building, and deploying digital solutions.
As Chair of the IIC SFTG, Erik works with IIC members to reduce risk for early adopters of Industrial IoT technologies in manufacturing. He works closely with other member companies to address technology adoption bottlenecks.
Through Startup Grind, Erik supports the development of Shanghai's largest innovation ecosystem. He has interviewed over 50 CEOs, VC partners, and domain experts and build one of Shanghai’s largest networks of entrepreneurs and investors. He regularly advises early-stage entrepreneurs and provides introductions to help small teams leverage external resources to drive their growth.