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Asia Pacific Rail Virtual Online 10-12 November 2020 Asia Pacific Rail Virtual Online 10-12 November 2020 For speaking opportunities, please contact Parveen Sekhon at [email protected] or +65 9015 3987. © Terrapinn Pte Ltd 2020. This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. Please do not disseminate without permission. 2020 SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS Diamond Sponsors Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Exhibitors © Terrapinn Pte Ltd 2020. This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. Please do not disseminate without permission. Confirmed speakers: • Dr Jacob Kam, Chief Executive Officer, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong • Punit Agarwal, Chief Project Manager (Systems) at National High • Chua Chong Kheng, Deputy Chief Executive, Infrastructure & Speed Rail Corporation Ltd (NHSRCL), India Development, Land Transport Authority, Singapore • Russell McMullan, General Manager – CRL Assurance and • Michael Peter, CEO, Siemens Mobility, Germany Integration, City Rail Link Project, New Zealand • Rolf Härdi, Chief Technology Innovation Officer, Deutsche Bahn AG, • Marco Gallini, Head of Diagnostics and Maintenance Vehicles Germany Department, Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI S.p.A.), Italy • Naoto Kimura, Director of International Relations Department, • Yanto Yulianto, Head of Signalling, Telecommunication and IT Tokyo Metro Co. Ltd., Japan Department, PT MRT Jakarta, Indonesia • Christian Schlehuber, Manager Governance CyberSecurity & Co- • Jeffrey Sim, Head of Rail Development and Acting Head of North Chair ER-ISAC, Deutsche Bahn AG, Germany East Line and Sengkang Punggol LRT, SBS Transit, Singapore • Cheng-Chiou Chang, Committee Member, Light Rail Systems, • Department of Rapid Transit Systems, Taiwan Dr Corinna Sinzig, Startup and Innovation Manager, DB mindbox, Germany (*subject to final confirmation) • Nicodemus Winata, Division Head / Business Expansion Division, PT MRT Jakarta • Amy Lezala, Engineering Manager LXRG, Metro Trains Melbourne • Dr Nalinaksh Vyas, Chairman, Technology Mission, Indian Railways, • Kitipat Supakleelakul, Director (Engineering & Maintenance), India Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM), • Gerhard Kress, Vice President Data Services, Siemens Mobility Thailand GmbH, Germany • Dr. Pichit Rukchonlatee, Assistant Managing Director (Engineering • Richard Anderson, Managing Director, Transport Strategy Centre & Maintenance), Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company (TSC), Imperial College London, United Kingdom Limited (BEM), Thailand • Azmale Amzah, Head of Track Network Maintenance, LRT Ampang • Phuritath Phanitphotjamarn, Division Manager (M&E Division), Line, Rapid Rail Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM), • Jens-Peter Brauner, CEO, Siemens Mobility Ltd. Hong Kong Thailand • Dr Ekkarut Viyanit, Principal Researcher and Director, Rail and • Chatchaporn Triwimol, Assistant Managing Director (Safety & Modern Transports Technology Research Center (RMT), National Quality), Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), Thailand (BEM), Thailand • Juan Kanggrawan, Head of Data Analytics, Jakarta Smart City, • Adam Williams, Executive General Manager - Rolling Stock Asset Indonesia Services, KiwiRail, New Zealand • Chen-Yu Lee, Director, Taipei Smart City Project Management • Lalit Chandra Trivedi, General Manager, East Central Railway, India Office, Taiwan © Terrapinn Pte Ltd 2020. This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. Please do not disseminate without permission. • Henry Cheung, Chairman of the Association of Railway Transport • Vipul Kumar, Principal Chief Engineer, South Western Railway, Professionals Hong Kong and Vice Chairman, The Institution of India Railway Signal Engineers, Hong Kong • Nicola Belcher, A/Director, Rail Assets, Projects and Compliance, • Stefan Sanders, Principal, Rail Advisory Leader Australasia, Department of Transport, Victoria, Australia Australia • Brooke Knox, Director, Industry Engagement and Innovation • Juan Alfonso, President and CEO, Light Rail Manila Corporation, Partnerships, Transport for NSW, Australia Philippines • SA Verma, General Manager – Environment, Delhi Metro Rail • Gerald Schinagl, Director, Digital Innovation Department, ÖBB, Corporation, India Austria • Pascal Labouze, Executive Director of Operational Systems, • Tobias Bauer, Head of CoC for Digital Station and Railway Transport for NSW, Australia Communication Systems, Siemens Mobility GmbH, Germany • Stephen Lemon, Digital Systems Program Director at Transport for • Gaurav Agarwal, Chief Mechanical Engineer, COFMOW, Ministry of NSW, Australia (*subject to final confirmation) Railways, India • Cheng-An Lee, Director of Department of Rapid Transit Systems, • Sanjay Kumar, Chairman Railway Recruitment Board, Trivandrum, New Taipei City, Taiwan Ministry of Railways, India • Pankaj Tyagi, Chief Project Manager (Meerut), National Capital • Wilson Shao, General Manager - Beijing and Tianjin, MTR Region Transport Corporation, India Corporation and General Manager, Beijing MTR Corporation • Navneet Kaushik, Director / Systems, National Capital Region Limited, China Transport Corporation, India • Boyd Cohen, CEO, Iomob, Spain • Rajesh Kumar, Principal Chief Signal and Telecommunications • Torsten Oelkers, Senior Project Manager of Siemens Mobility, Germany Engineer, East Central Railway, India • Henri Pottier, Vice-President Asia-Pacific, RATP Dev Asia-Pacific, • Kelvin Lim, Deputy Chief Specialist, Systems Specialists, Rail/Road Singapore Systems Engineering Group, Land Transport Authority • Nirdosh Gupta, Deputy Chief Electrical Engineer/Traction, Uttar • Tobias Bauer, Head of CoC for Digital Station and Railway Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation, India Communication Systems, Siemens Mobility GmbH, Germany • Aye Aye Hla, Joint Secretary, National Transport Facilitation • Taufikurrahman Taufik, Executive Vice President & CDD, PT Kereta Committee, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Myanmar Api Indonesia (Persero), Indonesia • Devendra Dutta Mishra, Executive Director Rolling Stock, Pune • Usman Pervaiz, Group General Manager Innovation and Strategic Metro Rail Project, India Growth, KiwiRail, New Zealand • Roger Bayliss, Projects Director, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong © Terrapinn Pte Ltd 2020. This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. Please do not disseminate without permission. • Erni Basri, Head of the Railway Engineering Center for the Western • CF Chan, Assistant Director/Railways, Electrical and Mechanical Part of Java Island Indonesia, Ministry of Transportation Republic Services Department of Hong Kong Government, Hong Kong Indonesia • Gautier Brodeo, Chairman of Regional and Suburban Railway • Sandeep Srivastava, Executive Director, National High Speed Rail Committee of UITP and Senior Advisor – Railway Safety & European Corporation Ltd, India (subject to final confirmation) Railway Affairs, RATP, France • Bijoy Peter, DGM – Technical, GS1 India • Tanmay Mehta, General Manager, Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS), India Please note that timings in the agenda are in SGT / GMT+8. DAY 1: TUESDAY 10 NOVEMBER KEYNOTE PLENARY 08:20 Welcome address DIGITAL RAIL OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE & SIGNALLING TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE ASSET MANAGEMENT 08:30 Reserved for Thales Establishing and maintaining Reserved for Alstom Reserved for TÜV Rheinland efficient, customer focussed operations and maintenance in railways Stefan Sanders, Principal, Rail Advisory Leader Australasia, Arup, Australia KEYNOTE PLENARY 09:00 Siemens: Keynote Presentation - Michael Peter, CEO, Siemens Mobility 09:30 Rail Leader Interviews Back by popular demand, we kick off Asia-Pacific Rail 2020 with a series of interviews with C-Level rail operator leaders. Don’t miss these exclusive insights from some of the region’s most forward-thinking executives. Confirmed interviewer: TC Chew, Director, Global Rail Business, Arup, UK © Terrapinn Pte Ltd 2020. This is a preliminary agenda and is subject to change without prior notice. Please do not disseminate without permission. Confirmed speakers: Dr Jacob Kam, CEO, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong Chua Chong Kheng, Deputy Chief Executive, Infrastructure & Development, Land Transport Authority, Singapore 10:00 Rail Leader Panel 10:30 Moving beyond mass transit to personalised transit - Why rail players must prioritise and speed up their digitalisation processes, and how they can do it - What are the long- and short-term digitalisation goals rail operators should be setting and where should they be investing to achieve them? - Multimodality: What does the future look like and what is rail’s role? - How to adapt existing service-provider business models through data-sharing and standardization to accommodate MaaS - Finding cost efficiencies through digitalisation Confirmed moderator: TC Chew, Director, Global Rail Business, Arup, UK Confirmed speakers: Dr Jacob Kam, CEO, MTR Corporation, Hong Kong Chua Chong Kheng, Deputy Chief Executive, Infrastructure & Development, Land Transport Authority, Singapore DIGITAL RAIL OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE & SIGNALLING TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE ASSET MANAGEMENT 11:00 Initiating digital transformation Reserved for Siemens CBTC stopping accuracy: Reserved for Thales in railways - Indonesia's Tobias Bauer, Head of CoC for Phenomena of radio transmission experience Digital Station and Railway limitedness and applied response Communication Systems, of object control’s braking Taufikurrahman
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