Auto-SIG Focus Groups (FG) Kick-off Session Summary. NASSCOM 31 st January 2013 Location: Robert Bosch Engg and Business Solutions Bangalore

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1 Auto-SIG Focus Groups (FG) Kick-off Session Summary NASSCOM 31 st January 2013 Location: Robert Bosch Engg and Business Solutions Bangalore

2 Program Overview Thursday, 31 st January 2013 Time Description Responsible Duration (minutes) 1.30PM 1.45PM Welcome Note and Self Introduction of Participants Vijay (RBEI) All PM 2.15PM Recap of SIG Setting the Context Sri Krishnan (SIG Chair) PM 3.45PM Focus Groups Breakout Workshop Style All PM 5.15PM Presentation of Results and Discussion All PM 5.30PM Closing Remarks NASSCOM PM 6.30PM High Tea All 60 2

3 Objective High Level Charter Institute SIG for Automotive sector inside NASSCOM to bring together Auto industry s key thought leaders on a common platform for exchange of ideas and solutions, deliberate challenges faced by the industry and build a cohesive engagement among OEMs, Tier-x suppliers and Service Providers through an eco system that fosters innovation, enables improvement in efficiency and shared best practices across stakeholders. Meeting Objective 1. To bring together participants of SIG-Automotive. 2. Kick off session for the Focus Groups identified under SIG to define framework and identify areas of action. Project Team Executive Sponsor SIG Chair Project Leader Suggested SIG members (not limited to) K S Viswanathan, NASSCOM Sri Krishnan, Robert Bosch Engg & Business Solutions Subash Scindia, RBEI OEMs, Suppliers, NASSCOM, Other industry participants

4 Outcomes from SIG Kick-off ( ) A. Form Focus Groups around different tracks discussed during SIG 1. Frugal Innovation and Simplicity in Design (FG-FI & SiD) 2. Connected Vehicle (FG-CoVe) 3. Talent Development (FG-TD) SIG - Automotive B. Develop a governance schedule which includes a meeting plan, deliverables and periodic update FG Talent Dev C. Plan kick off meeting for Focus Groups

5 Response to call for nominations FG Talent Dev OEM Supplier 0 FG-FI and SID FG-CoVe FG-TD *as of nominations received across Focus Groups from members across the industry 5

6 Participants Profile Snapshot...not limited to 6

7 Participants Focus Groups Kick-off Session ( ) Executive Sponsor SIG Chair Project Leader Participants K S Vishwananthan, NASSCOM Sri Krishnan, Robert Bosch Subash Scindia, Robert Bosch Anupam Gangapadhyay (Tata Motors) Raveendran R (Daimler- MBRDI) Sujaya Kumar (Volvo Tech Center) Srinivasan L (Defiance Tech) Jaidev Venkatraman, Ganesh (Continental) Nagaraja Bhat (Birlasoft) Raman Vaidyanathan, Abhijit Ghaskadbi (Mahindra Satyam) Santanu Ray (igate) Debashis Mukherjee (Harman) Manoj Dwivedi (Delphi) ArunKumar Bhat, Sirish Batchu, Badrinath K, Vivek Kadal (Robert Bosch)

8 Proposed Structure Agreed by Focus Groups Leverage NASSCOM Best Practices, Challenges Innovations Standards Case Studies Trends and Technologies, etc List of Challenges Gaps in Standards Reports Case Studies. Developing Tier-2,3 Cities Deliverables: Projects of Focus Groups. Mentoring Emerging Suppliers 8

9 Meeting Schedule Agreed Focus Group Telco Face-to-Face Responsible FI & SiD, CoVe, TD Monthly (last Friday, 1hr) Quarterly Grp Leader, PL Project Reports (monthly) Joint FGs with SIG Chair SIG Update with NASSCOM Grp Leader Need basis Biennial Project Leader Quarterly (apart from regular status updates monthly to qrtrly) Project Leader It is proposed to start with this meeting schedule and adapt accordingly based on response and progress made by the respective groups. Telecons will be facilitated by NASSCOM (logistics), coordinated by SIG Prj Leader Face to Face meeting to be organized by the Group Leader, agenda and minutes to be circulated to SIG Chair and Prj Leader Telecon nr to be used: +91-(std code) or (toll free) Participant PIN: # 9

10 Summary of Kick-off Session Participants committed to identified themes Focus Group leadership will be on 6 month rotation basis Strong need to have continuity of thought and drive within FG; recommend participation of two members per organization to maintain the continuity of the agreed activities Continuous cross FG information flow and synergy essential (avoid functioning in silos) External interface to other SIGs is also essential (e.g Telecom) Project Leader to facilitate this along with NASSCOM Support from NASSCOM for spreading more awareness in the industry circles over this SIG through various channels and inviting more participation Collaboration tool is the need of the hour for virtual networking Long term goal could be to host nation-wide contest on Open Innovation from identified areas of the FGs 10

11 Session Memories NASSCOM Sponsor and SIG Chair addressing the gathering 11

12 Session Memories Participants engaged in the Workshop 12

13 FI & SiD - Outcomes Group Leaders: Arunkumar Bhat (Bosch), Jaidev Venkataraman (Continental) Create list of FI practices and derive list of challenges hampering its true potential Create map of FI clusters in country along side case studies highlighting FI 13

14 CoVe - Outcomes Group Leader: Dr,Anupam Gangopadhyay (Tata Motors) Goal to arrive at an Infographic for Connected Vehicle (consolidated picture of all elements of CoVe) capturing the relevant applications in the Indian market context and the current v/s future scenario Create awareness content to be marketed and supported by NASSCOM Provide content to design customer/market surveys to be taken up by students engaged with Talent Dev FG 14

15 Talent Development - Outcomes FG Talent Dev Group Leader: Dr. Raveendran R (Daimler, MBRDI) Goal align to overall Talent Development mission Short term- enable Faculty Dev Programs with Table of Contents for syllabi formulation Identify HW and SW tools that enable learning and skills development Long term elaborate skills needed for future development 15

16 SIG Commitment 16

17 Thank You