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“Resilience & Resurgence: Innovating for Society 5.0” Sixteenth Edition of CII Innovation Summit 2020 “Resilience & Resurgence: Innovating for Society 5.0” 14-17 September 2020: CII HIVE Programme DAY – 1 (14 September 2020) 1000 Hrs -1300 Hrs Inaugural Session 1000 Hrs-1005Hrs Welcome Address Mr Sandeep Singh Chairman, CII Karnataka State Council & Managing Director Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery Co Pvt Ltd 1005 Hrs-1020 Hrs Theme Setting Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan Past President, CII Chairman, CII India Innovation Summit & Co-Founder, Infosys & Chairman, Axilor Ventures 1020 Hrs-1030 Hrs Special Address Dr Omkar Rai Director General Software Technology Parks of India 1030 Hrs-1045 Hrs Keynote Address Dr E V Ramana Reddy, IAS Additional Chief Secretary Department of IT & BT & S&T & Higher Education Government of Karnataka 1045 Hrs-1100 Hrs Chief Guest Dr C N Ashwathnarayan Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister & Minister for IT& BT and S&T & Higher Education Government of Karnataka 1100 Hrs-1110 Hrs Closing Remarks Mr Ramesh Ramadurai Vice Chairman, CII Karnataka State Council & Managing Director 3M India Ltd Session Changeover 1130 Hrs-1145 Hrs Short Talk: Resilience and Mr Deepak Padaki Resurgence Executive Vice President Group Head of Strategy & Chief Risk Officer Infosys Ltd 1145 hrs-1300 Hrs Panel Discussion: Innovating for Society 5.0 1145 Hrs-1200 Hrs Keynote address Prof K VijayRaghavan Principal Scientific Adviser Government of India 1200 Hrs-1300 Hrs Panel Discussion Moderated by: Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan Past President, CII Chairman, CII India Innovation Summit & Co-Founder, Infosys & Chairman, Axilor Ventures • Dr Manish Gupta Director, Google Research • Dr Simon Harrison Group Strategic Development Director for Global Engineering, Management and Development consultancy Mott MacDonald • Dr Shailendra Raj Mehta President and Director, MICA, Ahmedabad 1700 Hrs-2100 Hrs Future of Innovation 1700 hrs-1710 Hrs Short Talk Mr Ashwin Raman Lean Leader, GE Aviation Engineering, India 1710Hrs-1800 Hrs Yi Panel Moderated by Ms Sangeetha M Chair, Young Indians Bengaluru Chapter & Founder & Chief Executive Officer Forgreen Foods • Mr Tirthak Saha Co-Founder & Chief Technical Officer, Trolysis • Mr Kumar Bagrodia Founder & Chief Executive Officer, NeuroLeap • Ms Gitanjali Rao Inventor Tethys 1800 Hrs-1930 Hrs CII – 3M Young Innovators Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan Challenge Awards 2020 Past President, CII Chairman, CII India Innovation Summit & Co-Founder, Infosys & Chairman, Axilor Ventures & Mr Ramesh Ramadurai Vice Chairman, CII Karnataka State Council & Managing Director 3M India Ltd 1930-1945Hrs Innovating & India Mr Pranjal Sharma Author, India Automated 1945-2015 Hrs Digital Happiness Mr Michiel Boreel Chief Technical Officer, Sogeti Close of Day - 1 Day – 2 (15 September 2020) 1000 Hrs -1300 Hrs Future of Capital 1000 Hrs-1030 Hrs The Future of Capital Mr Arun Maira * Management Consultant & Former Member, Planning Commission of India 1030 Hrs-1130Hrs Panel Discussion: Financial Innovation for $5 Trillion Economy Moderated by Mr Ajay Nanavati Chairman (retd.), Syndicate Bank Ltd • Mr Manish Sabharwal Chairman & Co- Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd • Mr Sunil Mehta Non-Executive Chairman, YES Bank Limited Chairman & Managing Director, SPM Capital Advisers Pvt. Ltd. • Mr Pramit Jhaveri Trustee, Sir Dorabjee Tata Trust • Mr Soumitra Bhattacharya Managing Director, Bosch Ltd & Regional President, Bosch Group in India 1130 Hrs- 1145 Hrs BREAK 1145 Hrs-1215 Hrs Fireside Chat: Empowering a Billion-Financial Inclusion Introduction: Mr Rudramuni B Vice President & Center Head, DellEMC • Ms Rama Bijapurkar Thought Leader, Author & Advisor, Centre of Inclusive Growth • Ms Geeta Goel Country Director, MSD Foundation Session Changeover 1215 Hrs-1300 Hrs Pragmatic Innovation for Growth of MSME Moderated by • Mr Nisheeth Srivastava Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, Capgemini • Mr Sandeep Maini Chairman, Maini Group of Companies • Mr Nao Murakami Founder & General Partner, Incubate Fund India 1700 Hrs-2100 Hrs Rethinking Health and Wellness 1700 Hrs-1745 Hrs Managing COVID at scale: Dr CN Manjunath Challenges, learning & way Director forward Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research Mr Manjunatha Kukkuru Associate Vice President and Principal Research Analyst Infosys Ltd 1745 Hrs – 1800 Hrs COVID Survivor speaks Mr V Ramachandran 1800 Hrs - 1900 Hrs Decentralizing Healthcare: The role of PHC, CHC and Tertiary Hospitals Moderated by Dr Vikram Venkateswaran Founder & Editor, Healthcare India • Dr Ravi Ramaswamy Director, Phillips Innovation Campus • Dr Ashwin Naik Co – Founder & CEO, Vaatsalya • Mr Arvind Sivaramakrishnan Chief Information Officer, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd • Mr Girish Raghavan Vice President, GE Healthcare India Digital Engineering 1900 Hrs – 1930 Hrs National Digital Health Mr Sharad Sharma Mission: Setting up the e- Co- Founder, iSPIRT Health infrastructure 1930 Hrs – 2000 Hrs Swasth: Driving ‘Health for All” Mr Mukesh Bansal Chief Executive Officer, Cult Fit Close of Day - 2 Day – 3 (16 September 2020) 1000 Hrs -1300 Hrs Innovation in Manufacturing 1000 Hrs-1035 Hrs Digital Revolution & 4I Prof Dr Boris Otto Executive Director Fraunhofer Institute for Software & Systems Engineering 1035 Hrs-1110Hrs Can Digital & Co Digital Mr Kees Gerretse coexist Chief Information Officer & Group Director Information Technology, Tata Steel Europe 1100 Hrs-1120 Hrs Q&A 1120 Hrs-1300 Hrs Panel Discussion: Digital/ IOT/14.0/Automation/ Can India Cope with Change & Accelerate Transformation to Stay Active Moderated by Mr Soumyadeep Ganguly Partner, Mckinsey • Mr Guruprasad Mudlapur Managing Director, Bosch Automotive Electronics • Mr Babu Unnikrishnan Chief Technology Officer, Manufacturing Business Group, Tata Consultancy Services • Mr Manish Kumar Singh Chief (Automation) and IT Shikhar, Tata Steel • Mr Srikanth Sharma Chief Information Officer, Orora Group 1700 Hrs-2100 Hrs Innovating in Education 1700 Hrs-1800 Hrs Panel Discussion: Leveraging Technology in Education Moderated by Prof Rishikesh Krishnan Director, IIM Bangalore • Prof. Anant Agarwal Founder & Chief Executive Officer EdX & Professor, MIT • Mr Anurag Behar Chief Executive Officer, Azim Premji Foundation • Mr Shankar Maruwada Chief Executive Officer, EkStep Foundation 1800 Hrs-1930 Hrs Panel Discussion: Moving India-Leveraging AI in Education Moderated by Mr K R Sanjiv Chief Technology Officer Wipro Ltd • Mr Vikas Gupta Managing Director, Wiley Foundation • Dr G V Prabhushankar Professor & Dean, Siddaganga Institute of Technology • Mr Thirumala Arohi Mamunooru Vice President, Infosys Ltd • Ms Vasanthi Srinivasan Professor, Indian Institute of Managamenet, Bangalore 1900 Hrs-1930 Hrs Panel Discussion: Educating India-removing the digital divide Moderated by Mr Suresh Bhagavatula Professor (Entrepreneurship), Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore • Ms Shukla Bose Founder & CEO, Parikrma Humanity Foundation • Ms Sneha Sundaram Co- Founder, Kutuki 1930 Hrs-2015 Hrs Innovation in Education Mr Jamie Anderson Professor & Organizational Theorist Close of Day - 3 Day - 4 (17 September 2020) 1000 Hrs -1300 Hrs Innovation in Retail 1000 Hrs-1100 Hrs Sectoral Debate - Can digital and local co-exist? Moderated by Mr Sudip Mazumder Senior Leader Digital, L&T Group • Ms Uma Talreja Chief Marketing and Chief Customer Officer, Shoppers Stop • Mr Siddharth Prakash Senior Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research • Ms Anne Puvis Chief Merchandise Officer, Vishal Mega Mart 1100 Hrs-1145 Hrs Panel Discussion: Disruption by Startups Moderated by Mr Avnish Sabharwal Managing Director, Accenture Ventures & Open Innovation Accenture in India • Mr Rahul Jain Chief Executive Officer, Increff • Mr Aneesh Reddy Chief Executive Officer, Capillary Technologies • Mr Venkat Nott Chief Executive Officer, Vinculum • Mr Sumit Duggal Co-founder, Signcatch 1145 Hrs-1200 Hrs E-Commerce-What is up Mr Sandeep Sule Kirana Chief Executive Officer, Trade Marketing & Distribution ITC Limited 1200 Hrs-1300 Hrs Future of Consumerism- Ms Kavita Angre Digital marketing & consumer Chief of Consumer & Marketing Insights engagement L’Oreal Mr Vineet Ahuja Managing Director Accenture in India 1700 Hrs-2100 Hrs Innovation in Public Services 1700-1735 Hrs Israel case study on Dr Michal Levy Agriculture Services Senior Deputy Director-General of Agricultural Innovation Israeli Ministry of Agriculture 1735 Hrs-1810Hrs Keynote Addrss Mr Phaninder Reddy, IAS Principal Secretary Department of Revenue & Disaster Management & Mitigation Government of Tamil Nadu 1810Hrs-1845Hrs Special Address Ms Yewande Akinola Innovation Lead at Laing O'Rourke 1845--1930 Hrs Panel Discussion: Innovation in Public Services Moderated by Mr V Ravichandar Chairman, Feedback Consulting • Mr Praveen Sood DGP & IGP, Karnataka Police • Mr Aromar Revi Founding Director, Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) Session Changeover 2000 Hrs-2030 Hrs “Moods & Melodies” Ms Deepti Navratna 2030 Hrs-2100 Hrs Closing Ceremony Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan Past President, CII Chairman, CII India Innovation Summit & Co-Founder, Infosys & Chairman, Axilor Ventures Mr Jagadish Shettar Hon’ble Minister of Large & Medium Scale Industries, Government of Karnataka Mr Gaurav Gupta, IAS Principal Secretary, Department of Commerce & Industries Government of Karnataka Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan Past President, CII Chairman, CII India Innovation Summit & Co-Founder, Infosys & Chairman, Axilor Ventures Close of 16th India Innovation Summit ********* .
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