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REPORT 40 ahead07 – Vienna Remains the Venue for Board and Packaging Paper Producers “High Tech – Human Touch” – that was the motto of the fourth ahead Customer Conference taking place in Vienna from May 9 to 11, 2007. Around this topic, about 450 participants from 30 countries all over the world enjoyed a superb conference program. In this connection, man and machine turned out to be a highly interesting combination. The more you want to get out of a top machine, the more you depend on human factors. 24 I 2007 I Voith Paper I twogether
In the beginning was the light Wednesday, May 9, 2007 Semper Depot Built as a storage space for the stage scenery used at the Viennese theaters, the Semper Depot has been the perfect setting for the opening scene of the fourth ahead Customer Conference. Every third year, Voith Paper invites its customers, partners, but also universities, research facilities and the trade press to Vienna to inform them about the newest developments in the board and packaging paper industry. The event is, of course, perfectly suited as a platform to foster friendships and develop new business relationships. The spectacular and abstract opening show – a performance combining light effects and music composed specifically for the occasion – can hardly be put into words. At least, it helped to show the guests that an established mechanical engineer can also be modern and daring. After this brilliant beginning, Dr Hermut Kormann, CEO of Voith AG, gave a welcome speech to the guests. Even the six buffet stations were in line with the conference theme. Under the keyword “High Tech”, for instance, the guests were able to have a look at “molecular cuisine”. 24 I 2007 I Voith Paper I twogether Three blocks full of partnership, performance and innovations Thursday, May 10, 2007 Hilton Hotel Conference Center The two conference days were thematically divided into three blocks – the topic of “partnership” was handled first. How is it possible that one customer reaches top performance while the other one remains on an average level with the same equipment? In his opening speech, Rudolf Estermann, Executive Vice President – Board & Packaging, discussed this question from several points of view. Since Voith delivers the same high quality to all its customers, it seem to be the human factors like cooperation, partnership, trust, and social influences that make the difference. But also hard facts, such as resource planning, technological consultation and the uncompromising dedication of both partners, play an important role. Many interesting papers on the topic of “partnership” were presented during the first half of the conference day. Lars Mallasch, Vice President – Project Execution, for instance, talked about the increasing complexity, demanding a higher degree of professionality in project handling. A paper machine may comprise more than 70,000 individual components and up to 4,700 inputs/outputs must function perfectly. Competence, know-how and working often under enormous time pressure are the name of the game for the technical and financial success of a project. The growing complexity of machines also requires increasingly higher qualifications of the project managers, Spectacular opening show as senior project manager Helmut Riesen berger informed the audience. That is why Voith founded the Project Management Institute several years ago. This tailor-made training opportunity is also accessible to Voith’s customers. Voith Process Solutions, PerfectFit, Process Line Package and Total Roll REPORT 41
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