www.ipm-scm.com III/2015 AVIATION Content In focus: AVIATION FORUM Hamburg 2015 Recent advances in operations research towards Supply Chain Integration Challenges in Commercial efficient airline management Aerospace Konstantin Biel, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Key issues: Challenges and Opportunities for Cabin‘s Jörg M. Ries, City University London Future, Industry 4.0 potentials in configured mass production Collaborative quality management in aerospace Conference information, profiles of speakers and experts, Laurent Martin-Rohmer, SupplyOn AG list of partners, sponsors and exhibitors Competitiveness of French and German Risk Sharing Partnership (RSP) in Aerospace: aerospace suppliers The RSP 2.0 Model Michael Santo, Jochen Schmid, Prof. Dr. Stephan M. Wagner, Stephan Baur, ETH Zürich h&z Unternehmensberatung AG AVIATION FORUM 2015 When the coolant becomes a Liquid Tool. From aviator to aviator: Let us show you how we Ballooning is another passion can lift-off together of the Blaser staff Titanium machining Other Coolant brands Blaser Coolant 0.2 mm) 0.1 (Tool wear (Tool Vb 35 45 80 Cutting Time (min), fz 0.15mm fz: feed rate per tooth Metalworking fluids to optimize productivity, economic efficiency and machining quality. Blaser Swisslube AG 3415 Hasle-Rüegsau Tel. 034 460 01 01 [email protected] www.blaser.com When the coolant becomes a Liquid Tool. Editorial TM AVIATION From aviator to aviator: Let us show you how we Ballooning is another passion can lift-off together of the Blaser staff This SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT™ issue is published in connection with the 5th AVIATION FORUM Hamburg 2015. The international conference and exhibition has developed into a key platform for Airbus, where we connect with our global suppliers and partners to present and discuss future perspec- tives and directions for the global aerospace industry. The AVIATION FORUM Hamburg 2015 will take place on the 8th and 9th of December in Hamburg, Germany. The topic is ”Supply Chain Integration Titanium machining Challenges in Commercial Aerospace”. Key issues are ”Challenges and Op- portunities for Cabin‘s Future” and ”Industry 4.0 potentials in configured mass Other Coolant brands Blaser Coolant production” . 0.2 The basic articles of SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT™ III/2015 focus on the mm) Risk Sharing Partnership Model 2.0 and the challenges of operations research me- 0.1 thods in the airline industry. “How-to” articles will present collaborative quality (Tool wear (Tool management in aerospace, take a view on internalization, and analyze the competi- Vb tiveness of French and German aerospace suppliers. 35 45 80 We wish all attendees a successful AVIATION FORUM Hamburg 2015. Cutting Time (min), fz 0.15mm fz: feed rate per tooth Prof. Dr. Johannes Walther Dr. Klaus Richter CEO, Institute for Production Chief Procurement Officer Management (IPM) Airbus Group & Airbus Metalworking fluids to optimize Editor Co-Editor productivity, economic efficiency and machining quality. Blaser Swisslube AG 3415 Hasle-Rüegsau Tel. 034 460 01 01 [email protected] www.blaser.com S UPPLY C HAIN M ANAGEMENT I II/2015 3 Aerospace Logistics with Kuehne + Nagel Kuehne + Nagel offers customised, nose-to-tail supply chain solutions that provide aerospace manufacturers, airlines and service suppliers with proven, best-in-class processes as well as powerful information technology. Our aerospace customers benefit from our proven industry expertise and in-depth experience across the entire aircraft lifecycle. Find out more: www.kuehne-nagel.com Content Fundamental topics Risk Sharing Partnership (RSP) in Aerospace: The RSP 2.0 Model Prof. Dr. Stephan M. Wagner, Stephan Baur, ETH Zürich .......................................................................................................7 Recent advances in operations research towards efficient airline management Konstantin Biel, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Jörg M. Ries, City University London ...........................................17 Practical topics Collaborative quality management in aerospace Laurent Martin-Rohmer, SupplyOn AG ..................................................................................................................................25 Competitiveness of French and German aerospace suppliers Michael Santo, Jochen Schmid, h&z Unternehmensberatung AG .......................................................................................31 AVIATION FORUM Hamburg 2015 ..........................................................................................................................37 Greeting ........................................................................................................................................................................................38 Partners and Sponsors ...............................................................................................................................................................39 Sponsors .......................................................................................................................................................................................41 Exhibitors and Cooperation Partners .....................................................................................................................................42 Exhibition Plan ...........................................................................................................................................................................44 Innovation Guide .......................................................................................................................................................................45 Program: 8th of December 2015 ................................................................................................................................................51 th Program: 9 of December 2015 ................................................................................................................................................54 Speakers and Experts Index .....................................................................................................................................................56 Speakers and Experts Profiles .................................................................................................................................................59 Book review ..........................................................................................................................................................................96 Editorial ..........................................................................................................................................................................................3 Register of Authors ....................................................................................................................................................................15 Event Calendar ............................................................................................................................................................................62 List of Advertisers ......................................................................................................................................................................81 Impressum ...................................................................................................................................................................................91 S UPPLY C HAIN M ANAGEMENT I II/2015 5 ii am sensitive The LBR iiwa enables the automation of sensitive assembly tasks. ii am safe Thanks to its integrated torque sensors, the LBR iiwa detects collisions and reacts compliantly. feel you The LBR iiwa is setting milestones in automation. 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Despite detailed specifications or drawings to their suppliers, this promising development on the market, supplier they now focus on their core competency as a system firms in this industry face several challenges, some integrator and outsource major work packages to large driven by the risk-sharing partnership (RSP) contracts that Tier-1 suppliers, denoted as “risk-sharing partners,” Thave been implemented largely for recent aircraft programs by also reducing the total number of involved supplier such as A350XWB and B787. This article discusses the RSP firms and by sharing major risks related to the develop- concept and presents the risks which are shared between the ment, serial production and the aftermarket activities buyer (e.g. aircraft/engine OEM) and the supplier firm in this with the supplier firm [Rose-Anderssen et al. 2008, Tang type of contract