Stratasys Innovation Day 2014 on 21 February 2014

Venue: The Star Performing Arts Centre
Address: 1 Vista Exchange Green #04-01
Date: 21/02/2014
Start Time: 12:30 PM – End Time: 4:00 PM

THE CHOICE now. SUCCESS for future.

As we start another new year, Stratasys would like to cordially invite you to join us at our 2014 Innovation Day to learn and experience the latest developments in 3D printing technology. This event will allow you to gain insight to the latest trend of the additive manufacturing industry, as well as our latest product portfolio with loads of fun!

Join us in the first Stratasys Innovation Day 2014 in Singapore to check out the latest and newest in the 3D printing (Additive Manufacturing) industry and network with the industry practitioners.

Stratasys – For a 3D World.

Highlights:

• Hear from Jonathan Jaglom, General Manager, Asia Pacific & Japan, who will introduce the Objet500 Connex3 and explain how it will be a game-changer for product design, engineering and manufacturing processes.
• You will also have the opportunity to view the Connex3 printer in action and see on display some original 3D-printed accessories created by famous Japanese fashion designer, Yuima Nakazato.
• Interact with a technical expert from one of Stratasys’ local customers Cardinal Health, a Fortune 500 health care services company based in Dublin, Ohio specialising in distribution of pharmaceuticals and medical products, who will share their experience and benefits of using a multi-material 3D printer.

Speakers	Profile
1: Jonathan Jaglom General Manager, Asia Pacific & Japan Stratasys AP Ltd.	Jonathan Jaglom is the General Manager of Asia Pacific and Japan, responsible for the overall operation pertaining to Stratasys in Asia, reporting directly to the CEO. The role is to lead a successful distribution model with more than 50 channel partners in over 15 countries, and to ensure a leading and sustainable growth of the 3D printing business in the region.Jonathan started his career in Objet in 2005, as the Regional Manager of East Europe. He grew the business from a mere $100K revenue stream to a cumulative $10M one during the three years. Jonathan then took the challenge of the newly established role of European Marketing Manager and he helped formulate alliances and develop partner network within the 3D printing ecosystem across Europe. In 2008, Jonathan became the Business Manager of Customer Support, managing and owning the P&L of Customer Support worldwide. Customer Support is one of the most successful teams in Objet and the work proved extremely insightful in the intricacies of the business model. In the next three years after 2009, Jonathan was promoted to Vice President of the Global Sales Operations department and led the team to become a pivotal player and a crucial element in ensuring channel enablement with over 250 partners was successful. In 2012, Objet and Stratasys merged as a new entity and became public on Nasdaq under the symbol of SSYS. Jonathan was promoted to the General Manager to head the entire Asian operation. Jonathan holds a Bachelor Degree in Humanities (Philosophy, Literature and History) from Tel Aviv University (Magna Cum Laude). He holds a Master in Business Administration (MBA) Degree from Northwestern, Kellogg Business School of Management. Jonathan currently resides in Hong Kong.
2: Yuima Nakazato Fashion Designer	Born in 1985, Nakazato graduated from the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts with a Master of Arts in Fashion Design in 2004. He started building his career with his first collection in Paris and established his own fashion brand YUIMA NAKAZATO in 2009.Nakazato was named the hottest young designer by V Magazine, a Japanese fashion magazine, in 2011. His professional fame was firmly established when he created stage costumes for Lady Gaga and world tour costumes for Fergie.   He is currently working in Tokyo and showing in Paris.   Visit the designer’s website http://www.yuimanakazato.com or his official Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/yuimanakazatoofficial?fref=ts for more details.
3: Ofer Nir Director of Product Management Stratasys Inc.	Ofer Nir is the Director of Product Management at Stratasys Ltd; he is responsible for the Polyjet-based solutions. Ofer’s role entails product strategy, identification of needs and opportunities, definition of required solutions, leading the go-to-market and positioning strategies.Ofer Nir joined Objet in 2011 as Product-line Manager for the Professional Solutions. In 2012, he was promoted to Director of Product Management for Design Solutions at Stratasys.   Prior to joining Objet/Stratasys, Ofer held various senior positions including Vice President of Marketing at Vigilant Technologies, Director of Product Marketing at Nokia-Siemens Networks and Director of Product Management in Radcom Ltd. Ofer has strong experience in technology marketing and brings invaluable knowledge to Stratasys.   Ofer completed the Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the Technion, IL, as well as a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from Tel-Aviv University.

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Terms & Conditions

• Online pre-registration is encouraged.
• Each participant is allowed to order one (1) ticket only.
• Registration will close on 18 February 2014 or while tickets last.
• Walk-ins are accepted, but subjected to availability of spaces .
• Organisers reserve the right to the final decision regarding all registration matters.

LogiSYM 2014 – Supply Chains of Tomorrow: Ideas in Practice – 26 – 27 March 2014

Venue: Hotel Intercontinental
Address: 80 Middle Road
Date: 26/03/2014 – 27/03/2014
Start Time: 8:30 AM – End Time: 6:00 PM

LOGISYM promises to be a highly unique event, with the focus being to provide a platform for mid to senior level shippers to hear from the leading solutions providers in the industry. The structure of the symposium is such that delegates will have more interactivity with supply chain peers, allowing the development of ideas and for delegates to acquire actionable take aways to present back at the office.

The Society has partnered with faculty from National University of Singapore (NUS), Technische Universität München (TUM) and the University of Wollongong (UOW) to host the region’s first Supply Chain Symposium and Summit focussed on bridging concepts, practice and technology in Supply Chain management, to real world implementation and benefits that result in increased Supply Chain pipeline velocity, profitability and performance.

The event will have general tracks that looks at topical areas such as Supply Chain Visibility and Sustainability, the Economic Impacts on Dynamic Supply Chains and technology such as 3D printing and specialist track in these 4 areas:

• Cold Chain – Food, Pharmaceutical, Biomedical and Beauty
• Chemicals and Oil & Gas
• FMCG & Retail
• High Tech

Why Attend

LogiSYM2014 brings together senior professionals who face the challenges of developing Supply Chain strategies, academics wanting to share ideas and theories and understand market realities as well as solution providers who want to hear their customers needs and wants and have a professional open forum at which to reach out and engage.

Unlike many events, the diverse audience channeled into specialised tracks enriches the learning experience by creating a networking and learning event without equal. It is our mission to help ensure that all participants and sponsors connect with influential SCM leaders.

Who Should Attend

Vice presidents, directors, managers and other senior-level decision makers with responsibilities within Supply Chain.

Academics, consultants and educationists interested in the dissemination and understanding of topical issues in Supply Chain Management today.

Service providers within the industry using LogiSYM as a platform with which to engage customers and the market as a whole.

For more information about LogiSYM, visit http://logisym.com/

Embracing Additive Manufacturing for Direct Digital Manufacturing – 27 March 2014

Venue: IHS, Asia Square
Address: Tower 1, 8 Marina View, #12-01
Date: 27/03/2014
Start Time: 6:00 PM – End Time: 6:00 PM

Direct Digital manufacturing (DDM) means production without the tooling. Using Stratasys’s Fused Deposition Modeling technology and its production-grade thermoplastics, you can 3D print end-use parts straight from 3D CAD data. See how designers and manufacturing engineers are free to optimize parts with organic shapes and complex geometries, including hollow interiors and negative draft.

Say yes to more opportunities in low-volume production, customized end-use parts and factory automation at the upcoming sharing session with ASME on 27 Mar @ IHS, Asia Square Tower 1, 8 Marina View, #12-01.

• Attendees will also be entitled to the following promotion from IHS:
  • IHS Key Patent Report- 3D Printing Technology 2013
  • 12% for all ASME doc – ASME doc (both hardcopy & download version), ASME BPVC (Hardcopy version only). For pricing, please refer towww.global.ihs.com (Please don’t purchased online, if not no discount is applicable)
  • Please quote promotion code: 3DPT2014 for the above promotion
  • For orders and enquiries, please email apac_lead@ihs.com direct

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