MANAGING AGING PLANTS EUROPE 2017

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Managing Aging Plants Europe 2017 Conference & Expo Maintaining aging industrial facilities is by no means an easy task. Several challenges need to be faced regularly, and all challenges deserve the best possible solution, both in the short and long run. To make the right decisions, information is needed, as well as the exchange of both experience and knowledge. For this purpose, KCI Publishing and the MTI cooperated in organising the first Managing Aging Plants Conference & Expo in 2015, and the organisers now welcome you to submit your abstract for a presentation at Managing Aging Plants Europe 2017. For more information … … on the conference: Jolanda Heunen Editor KCI Publishing Office: +31 575 585 282 Mobile: +31 6 1334 0618 Email: j.heunen@kci-world.com … on the expo: Nicole Nagel Managing Director KCI GmbH Office: +49 2821 71145 55 Mobile: +49 160 944 38 962 Email: n.nagel@kci-world.com Present for the future At the end of the inaugural Managing Aging Plants event held in Germany in 2015 participants were provided with a questionnaire to give their feedback. It was immediately apparent that it was well received, with attendees showing keen interest in returning to future events to build on the sound foundations that were established for knowledge sharing, information exchange, and networking on this important theme. On 22–23 May 2017 professionals and specialists such as deterioration management specialists, materials consultants, managers in producing, engineers, research supervisors, technical staff, executive decisionmakers, and maintenance and inspection service providers will again travel to Düsseldorf (Germany) to listen, to present, to discuss, and to network. Keeping aging plants both profitable and safe is a constant process, in which working together leads to faster and better solutions, both in the short and long term. By being able to look at a problem from several different angles, the nature of the challenge becomes more faceted, thus facilitating novel www.managingagingplants.com
PRESENTATION TIPS solutions. Novel solutions that can make a difference in the present state of aging facilities, as well as provide future-proof solutions that lead the way towards manageable plants in all the years that lie ahead. The conference will be built around four important themes: Maintenance Safety Materials Future solutions These themes include (but are by no means restricted to) the following subjects: Maintenance • Smart maintenance • Motors and drives • Predictive maintenance Safety • Safety culture • Legal implications • Insurance • RBI Materials • (Stainless) steel • Ceramics • Plastics • CUI Future solutions • Automation • M2M communication • IIoT Expo The exhibition space provides an ideal platform to showcase products and talk about services your company offers in an informal atmosphere. To reserve and book your exhibition stand, please use the form at the back of this brochure, or fill in the online registration form: http://goo.gl/9W9HCi Successful presentations have a few things in common. With these tips in mind, your presentation may well become one of those memorable speeches: • Introduce your presentation with a brief summary, so your audience knows what to expect. • View your presentations as a story that tells about challenges, overcoming objections, perseverance, and success. • A picture is worth a thousand words so use images to your advantage, and make sure the people on the last row will also be able to see what is depicted. • A graph is a wonderful tool to quickly display an outcome, a prognosis, or other information you wish to convey. In line with this: percentages work better than ‘bare’ numbers. • Less is more: limit the amount of text to five lines, preferably bullet points. Use your slides as a structured mnemonic that allows you to passionately elaborate without losing track. • Talk to your audience. Have a glance at your next bullet point and face the audience to tell them what it is you want to share. • Interaction keeps the audience engaged, so ask questions, either to be answered by the audience, or by the next slide. • Repetition makes remembering more easy. So do not hesitate to stress an important point a couple of times in your presentation. • End your presentation with a summary, using some of the bullet points in it. www.managingagingplants.com
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