CIFRAMI 20-21
7th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL ASSET MANAGEMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN FRANCE
OCTOBER 19th TO 22ND, 2021
IN PARIS, FRANCE
« CIFRAMI 20-21 - Asset management AND NEW TECHNOLOGIEs »
PROVISIONAL PROGRAM
TUESDAY OCTOBER 19TH
09:30-10:00 am Opening
10:00-10:20 am Introduction of the day - Edmea Adell - IFRAMI Chairman
10:20-10:50 am Keynote : Patrick Rallet - Technical Expertise Manager at ADP (Aéroports De Paris) : "ADP Group on the way to Asset Management"
10:50-11:20 am Speech* of Juliette Mattioli - AI Senior Expert at Thales Group : "Improve Industrial Asset Management by Artificial Intelligence"
11:20-11:50 am Speech* of Stéphane Trottier - Asset Management Project Manager at Veolia : "Decision support tools in the Veolia context"
11:50-12:20 am Speech* of Thomas Guillon - R&D Manager at RTE : "Théorie de la fiabilité et analyse de risque pour la gestion des actifs. Application à l'élaboration d'une politique technique de remplacement préventif pour les chaînes d'isolateurs."
12:20-2:30 pm Lunch
2:30-5:30 pm Asset Management Session - New technologies - Dr Calie Pistorius - Director of DeltaHedron Ltd (UK)
The management of technological innovation and the disruption it implies in established industries, businesses and business models. The objective of this session is to analyze how emerging technologies have a strategic impact on business, opportunities and what are the corresponding risks in industry and public services.
Interactive Workshop : The impact of a range of emerging technologies on asset management.
3:45-4:05 pm Coffee break
5:30-6:30 pm Networking "Face to Face" Three random meetings, every 10 minutes : an exchange with different interlocutors. Take part to our "Face to Face meeting" dedicated to asset management players : enriching meetings while expanding your professional network.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20th
08:30-9:00 am Opening
9:00-9:10 am Introduction of the day - Edmea Adell - IFRAMI Chairman
9:10-9:40 am Asset Management – What's new in France and worldwide by Celso de Azevedo - Chairman of the AFNOR commission in Asset Management
9:40-10:10 am Speech* of Derrick Dunkley - Data Lifecycle and Asset Manager at National Grid (UK)
10:10-10:40 am Speech* of François Castan - Chief digital and data officer at APRR (Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône)
10:40-11:00 am Coffee break
11:00-11:30 am Speech* of Julien Romezin - Asset Manager Engineer at CNR : "Prioritization of investment planning"
The prioritization of major projects for a company who manages hydroelectric production infrastructures like CNR is a complex exercise linked to the diversity of 3 historical missions of the company which are to produce electricity, develop navigation and promote irrigation and other agricultural uses. In order to guarantee the sustainability of this model, decisions must be taken in such a way as to minimize the overall risk of the company and taking into account technical, human and financial resources. This presentation will describe the methodology and technologies used to meet each of these challenges and present a case study on a family of equipment and the influence of these new approaches on an internal process of arbitration of projects within the framework of budgeting and investment planning.
11:30-12:00 pm Speech* of Viginia Setbon - Asset Management Manager / Technical and Industrial Department and Raphaël Blanchard - Technical and Industrial Unit Manager at RATP Infrastructures "Strategic investment planning"
RATP Infrastructures reports on the Asset Management process that was initiated at the end of 2017, and more precisely of the methods and tools for strategic investment planning that is currently implemented in order to strengthen the solidity of its asset management system.
12:00-12:30 pm Speech* of industry and infrastructure managers : Implementation of Asset Management projects - P8
12:30-14:00 pm Lunch
14:00-15:40 pm Roundtable Asset Management and public transport : Metros around the world
Hosted by Joubert Flores - Chairman ANP Rails - Vice President UITP Metro Division Latin America (The International Union of Public Transport)
Participants already confirmed :
- M. Alexey Mirzayants, Head of Investment Planning Division In Moscow Metro (He is involved in strategic planning and investment management.)
- Mrs. Chantal Gauthier - Principal Director Metro Montréal - DP – Major Metro Asset Maintenance programs - Engineering and Major projects executive management.
While the company has changed its name a few times over the years, in addition of going public in 1951, it has always known how to fulfill its mission : to provide Montrealers with fast, reliable, and economical transportation.
There are about 170 metros systems worldwide. Over 70% of these facilities are over 70 years old. It is a segment that requires high technology and intensive capital. Since the public authority owns these systems, there is a great dependance on public capital.
In this scenario, investment in expansion straddles reinvestment and modernization. The adoption of policies and new technologies that allow the use of assets in their life cycle and that plan their replacement in optimum time is essential to maintain the quality, security, and regularity of the service.
This session will focus on the challenges management of end-of-life renewal of metros.
3:40-4:00 pm Coffee break
4:00-4:30 pm Q & A : Asset Management and Public transports - Metros around the world
4:30-5:30 pm Interactive session : Exchange on the series of ISO standards (ISO 55000, ISO 55001, ISO 55002, ISO 55010, ISO 55011)
Hosted by Boudewijn Neijens - ISO TC 251 WG3 committee and CIGRE committee (International Council for Large Electrical Networks)
Learn more, your feedback, opinions ("for and against") on the challenges of ISO 55001 certification. Your improvement suggestions for the news of ISO 55001.
5:30-7:00 pm Cocktail / Networking Asset Management
19h00-10:00 pm Wine & Cheese Evening :
Two competitions in parallel :
- Choose the best bottle of wine only for tasting : to participate, just bring us your bottle of wine which will be put in a numbered carafe
- Identify if the wine you are tasting is a "Bordeaux", "Bourgogne" or else. To participate, you just have to be there and taste different wines.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 21ST
08:30-9:00 am Opening
9:00-9:10 am Introduction of the day - Edmea Adell - IFRAMI Chairman
9:10-9:40 am Speech of Eric Divet - Asset Management and Concession Director at CNR
CNR manages assets of a very diverse nature - industrial but also natural with the Rhône river and its surroundings - in conjunction with a wide variety of stakeholders. By adopting asset management, CNR is acquiring methods and tools to increase its overall performance.
9h40-10h10 pm Speech* of Philippe Grimaud - Head of the heritage knowledge service / Project Manager of the real estate master plan at City of Chambery : "Build and implement a real estate master plan to rationalize the management of municipal heritage."
10:10-10:40 pm Speech* of Daniel Lessard - Engineering Service Director at City of Quebec : "Infrastructure Review for the City of Quebec"
10:40-11:00 am Coffee break
11:00-12:30 pm Asset Management feedback for local authorities in Canada : Patrick Brisson - CNAM (Canadian Network of Asset Managers) and Daniel Lessard - City of Quebec : What is the path of Municipal Asset Management in CANADA?
CNAM is the association for the management of public infrastructure assets in Canada. Members of government and the private sector are developing policies, tools and technologies that improve the level of service of public infrastructure assets in every province and territory and the CNAM shares this knowledge with other members and stakeholders.
Municipal infrastructure is the foundation of a healthy and vibrant city. Many municipalities in Canada define assets to include all of the physical infrastructure necessary to support their social, economic and environmental services. These types of assets include, but are not limited to, tangible assets such as buildings, structures, roads, parks, public transportation, computer networks, water systems and intangible assets such as image, software, data and intellectual property.
Municipal infrastructure asset management (MIAM) refers to the practices, principles and theories of such asset management. While the practice includes the professional areas of risk, finance, engineering, economics, and information management, asset management practitioners are business strategists who see themselves as “Generalists” in each of these specialties and not as specialists in just one.
12:30-2:00 pm Lunch
2:00-4:00 pm Interactive Roundtable Asset Management - tool for resilience in an uncertain world - AFNOR Asset Management committee
4:00 pm Cloture
*Speech of 20 min + 10 min of Q & A
08:30-9:00 am Opening
9:00-9:10 am Introduction of the day - Edmea Adell - IFRAMI Chairman
9:10-9:40 am Speech of Eric Divet - Asset Management and Concession Director at CNR
CNR manages assets of a very diverse nature - industrial but also natural with the Rhône river and its surroundings - in conjunction with a wide variety of stakeholders. By adopting asset management, CNR is acquiring methods and tools to increase its overall performance.
9h40-10h10 pm Speech* of Philippe Grimaud - Head of the heritage knowledge service / Project Manager of the real estate master plan at City of Chambery : "Build and implement a real estate master plan to rationalize the management of municipal heritage."
10:10-10:40 pm Speech* of Daniel Lessard - Engineering Service Director at City of Quebec : "Infrastructure Review for the City of Quebec"
10:40-11:00 am Coffee break
11:00-12:30 pm Asset Management feedback for local authorities in Canada : Patrick Brisson - CNAM (Canadian Network of Asset Managers) and Daniel Lessard - City of Quebec : What is the path of Municipal Asset Management in CANADA?
CNAM is the association for the management of public infrastructure assets in Canada. Members of government and the private sector are developing policies, tools and technologies that improve the level of service of public infrastructure assets in every province and territory and the CNAM shares this knowledge with other members and stakeholders.
Municipal infrastructure is the foundation of a healthy and vibrant city. Many municipalities in Canada define assets to include all of the physical infrastructure necessary to support their social, economic and environmental services. These types of assets include, but are not limited to, tangible assets such as buildings, structures, roads, parks, public transportation, computer networks, water systems and intangible assets such as image, software, data and intellectual property.
Municipal infrastructure asset management (MIAM) refers to the practices, principles and theories of such asset management. While the practice includes the professional areas of risk, finance, engineering, economics, and information management, asset management practitioners are business strategists who see themselves as “Generalists” in each of these specialties and not as specialists in just one.
12:30-2:00 pm Lunch
2:00-4:00 pm Interactive Roundtable Asset Management - tool for resilience in an uncertain world - AFNOR Asset Management committee
4:00 pm Cloture
*Speech of 20 min + 10 min of Q & A
FRIDAY OCTOBER 22ND
2:30-5:00 pm CEPAMI Certificate - Professional Certificate in Industrial Asset Management (Prior knowledge required)
First French certificate in Industrial Asset Management for industry and infrastructure professionals wishing to obtain recognition of their knowledge, skills and aptitude in Industrial Asset Management.
First French certificate in Industrial Asset Management for industry and infrastructure professionals wishing to obtain recognition of their knowledge, skills and aptitude in Industrial Asset Management.