Michelle Redfield, Schneider Electric, Global Management Systems for Enterprise Compliance,Midwest Environmental Compliance Conference, Chicago, October 29-30, 2015
Michelle Redfield, Schneider Electric, Global Management Systems for Enterprise Compliance, Midwest Environmental Compliance Conference, Chicago, October 29-30, 2015
The document provides background information on Schneider Electric, a 177-year-old multinational company with annual revenues of 24 billion Euros and over 140,000 employees worldwide. It discusses Schneider Electric's transition from iron/steel to becoming a global specialist in energy management. The company faces challenges from competition and integrating recent acquisitions while addressing increasing global energy demand. Recommendations include adopting a matrix structure to better integrate regions, using both mechanistic and organic structures for flexibility, influencing regulations to promote green technologies, and expanding in high-growth markets like India and China.
Seizing the Opportunity – The Schneider Electric StoryHKTDC Nordics
This document provides an overview of Schneider Electric, an international energy management company, and discusses its operations in Hong Kong. Schneider Electric has over 100,000 employees globally and generates €27 billion in annual sales across Americas, Asia Pacific, Western Europe, and other regions. The company focuses on making energy management safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green. Hong Kong serves as an important management hub and key market for Schneider Electric in Asia Pacific. It discusses opportunities for smart energy, buildings, water, and mobility solutions to improve efficiency in Hong Kong.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management operating in five markets: energy and infrastructure, industry, data centers and networks, buildings, and residential. In 2007, the company generated €17.3 billion in revenue, up 26% from 2006, with over 120,000 employees in more than 100 countries. Schneider Electric focuses on making energy management safe, reliable, efficient, and productive for customers through integrated solutions, services, energy efficiency, and a global footprint especially in new economies.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management that helps people make the most of their energy through solutions that enable energy savings of 30-70% everywhere. It has a long history and provides integrated solutions across electricity distribution, usage, production, and energy management in various markets like buildings, industry, infrastructure and data centers. In India, Schneider Electric aims to address the country's energy needs and challenges through initiatives focused on energy efficiency, distributed renewable energy, skills development, and social programs.
Can automation manufacturers and system integrators be true partners?Schneider Electric
The document discusses the partnership between system integrators and automation manufacturers. It argues that both parties need each other to best serve customers. When the partnership works well, with openness, transparency, trust and communication, it can provide great value for customers. The document provides an example of a successful collaboration between Schneider Electric and a system integrator, George T. Hall Co., to upgrade the PLC and I/O for a gold mine's processing plant. The project was completed on time and without issues, demonstrating the benefits of the manufacturer-integrator partnership.
1. Schneider Electric is a global energy management company with over 175 years of history and presence in over 100 countries.
2. The presentation discusses Schneider Electric's offerings across various smart grid domains including generation and transmission, distribution, renewable energy, buildings, industry, and IT.
3. It defines smart grid as combining electricity infrastructure with information technology and communication infrastructure to efficiently balance demand and supply over an increasingly complex network with integrated users and new roles like prosumers and aggregators.
Schneider Electric’s perspective on:
> the role energy plays in our lives
> who we are and what we do
> how we contribute to the new distributed & connected world of energy
> how Life is On with Schneider Electric.
The document provides background information on Schneider Electric, a 177-year-old multinational company with annual revenues of 24 billion Euros and over 140,000 employees worldwide. It discusses Schneider Electric's transition from iron/steel to becoming a global specialist in energy management. The company faces challenges from competition and integrating recent acquisitions while addressing increasing global energy demand. Recommendations include adopting a matrix structure to better integrate regions, using both mechanistic and organic structures for flexibility, influencing regulations to promote green technologies, and expanding in high-growth markets like India and China.
Seizing the Opportunity – The Schneider Electric StoryHKTDC Nordics
This document provides an overview of Schneider Electric, an international energy management company, and discusses its operations in Hong Kong. Schneider Electric has over 100,000 employees globally and generates €27 billion in annual sales across Americas, Asia Pacific, Western Europe, and other regions. The company focuses on making energy management safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green. Hong Kong serves as an important management hub and key market for Schneider Electric in Asia Pacific. It discusses opportunities for smart energy, buildings, water, and mobility solutions to improve efficiency in Hong Kong.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management operating in five markets: energy and infrastructure, industry, data centers and networks, buildings, and residential. In 2007, the company generated €17.3 billion in revenue, up 26% from 2006, with over 120,000 employees in more than 100 countries. Schneider Electric focuses on making energy management safe, reliable, efficient, and productive for customers through integrated solutions, services, energy efficiency, and a global footprint especially in new economies.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management that helps people make the most of their energy through solutions that enable energy savings of 30-70% everywhere. It has a long history and provides integrated solutions across electricity distribution, usage, production, and energy management in various markets like buildings, industry, infrastructure and data centers. In India, Schneider Electric aims to address the country's energy needs and challenges through initiatives focused on energy efficiency, distributed renewable energy, skills development, and social programs.
Can automation manufacturers and system integrators be true partners?Schneider Electric
The document discusses the partnership between system integrators and automation manufacturers. It argues that both parties need each other to best serve customers. When the partnership works well, with openness, transparency, trust and communication, it can provide great value for customers. The document provides an example of a successful collaboration between Schneider Electric and a system integrator, George T. Hall Co., to upgrade the PLC and I/O for a gold mine's processing plant. The project was completed on time and without issues, demonstrating the benefits of the manufacturer-integrator partnership.
1. Schneider Electric is a global energy management company with over 175 years of history and presence in over 100 countries.
2. The presentation discusses Schneider Electric's offerings across various smart grid domains including generation and transmission, distribution, renewable energy, buildings, industry, and IT.
3. It defines smart grid as combining electricity infrastructure with information technology and communication infrastructure to efficiently balance demand and supply over an increasingly complex network with integrated users and new roles like prosumers and aggregators.
Schneider Electric’s perspective on:
> the role energy plays in our lives
> who we are and what we do
> how we contribute to the new distributed & connected world of energy
> how Life is On with Schneider Electric.
1. The document discusses making buildings smarter and more intelligent to address the projected 56% increase in global energy demand by 2040. 40% of total global energy is currently consumed by buildings.
2. Key aspects of smart buildings discussed include building management systems, lighting control automation, smart meters, connectivity, and building analytics services to improve energy efficiency, safety, security, and sustainability.
3. The document promotes Schneider Electric's SmartStruxure solutions for building management that integrate systems like HVAC, lighting, and metering to provide monitoring, control, and energy savings across small to large buildings.
Office buildings account for over 30% of total commercial building energy use. Schneider Electric delivers energy management expertise to help optimize energy consumption in office buildings. Their solutions can improve building operation and cut energy use by up to 50 kWh/m2 per year, enabling some buildings to achieve zero energy consumption. Tracking and analyzing energy use data is key to identifying savings opportunities and optimizing building energy efficiency over time.
ISES 2013 - Day 3 - Michel Orlhac (Vice President, Schneider-Electric) - Sus...Student Energy
The world’s cities occupy only 2 % of the Earth, but account for up to 80 % of the overall energy consumption and 75 % of the carbon emissions. About half of the world’s population lives in cities today. How can cities contribute to a more sustainable future?
Schneider Electric CEO, Jean-Pascal Tricoire introduces Schneider innovation at every level redefining power and automation for a new world of energy which is more electric, decarbonized, decentralized and digitized ensuring Life Is On everywhere, for everyone and at every moment.
The document discusses how machine builders can improve the energy efficiency of machines through better design and use of energy efficient technologies. It notes that while OEMs are aware of efficiency solutions, they hesitate to adopt them due to cost perceptions. However, the document argues that energy efficiency can provide benefits such as stronger customer loyalty, improved machine performance, and new business opportunities. It then provides recommendations for OEMs such as properly sizing motors, using high-efficiency motors, optimized motor control through techniques like variable speed drives, and designing machines accordingly. Overall the document aims to convince OEMs that energy efficiency brings both savings and new values to differentiate their offerings.
This document provides an overview of Schneider Electric's Buildings Business. It discusses Schneider Electric's vision, mission, and positioning in energy management. It then describes the Buildings Business, the markets and customers it serves, the challenges customers face related to energy and connectivity, and how Schneider Electric addresses these challenges through integrated solutions across five domains: process and machine management, building management, security management, power management, and white space management. The document also outlines Schneider Electric's product offerings, routes to market, and leadership in the buildings ecosystem.
Design Concepts And Energy Management In Green Buildingmehtakandy
This document discusses building automation design concepts and energy management in green buildings. It begins with an overview of Schneider Electric, including its global presence and positioning across the energy value chain. It then covers the global energy challenge and drivers for green initiatives. The document defines green/LEED buildings and describes LEED certification categories and requirements. Finally, it discusses leading techniques for energy savings in buildings, including profile of energy demand and common energy conservation measures (ECMs) focused on building automation, lighting, mechanical equipment, electrical systems, building envelope, and water.
Best Regards,
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Vice President and General Manager
Shippers Warehouse of Georgia
Office: 678-364-3475
Williams@shipperswarehouse.com
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Funding Infrastructure Investments with Guaranteed PerformanceSchneider Electric
Municipalities are dealing with numerous financial constraints, and trying to improve or expand systems is often trumped by maintaining deteriorating assets. Discover the potential benefits of Performance Contracting (PC). PC is an alternate delivery method to the traditional CIP process for the implementation of operational cost saving and energy saving projects. While the PC process has been used extensively in municipal buildings for decades -- primarily for HVAC and lighting improvements -- it has only recently begun to be used by water and wastewater utilities for process-centric improvements to treatment plants, pump/lift stations and other assets.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management with a vision of achieving more with less of our planet's resources. Their mission is to help people make the most of their energy through solutions across energy production, usage, and management. They have a comprehensive portfolio of critical power, low and medium voltage, industrial automation, building automation, and renewable energy solutions. Schneider Electric aims to digitalize their business model and help customers make the most of energy through industrial internet of things technologies.
IoT solutions for buildings by Schneider ElectricLone Feifer
The document discusses how buildings can create value through connecting devices through the Internet of Things (IoT). It describes how IoT allows electrical devices, sensors, and meters to be connected and given IP addresses. It also discusses how the large amount of data produced can be analyzed to discover useful information and support decision making. Finally, it mentions how cloud services provide storage and allow distributing applications as services.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management and automation with revenues of €26.6 billion in 2015. They have over 160,000 employees in over 100 countries. They are committed to investing in technology and innovation, devoting around 5% of revenues to R&D. Their training and entrepreneurship programs have provided over 100,000 people with energy-related skills training to improve access to reliable and affordable energy globally.
The document discusses Schneider Electric's approach to making cities smarter and more efficient through collaboration between various stakeholders. Key points include:
1) Cities face challenges like congestion, pollution and high costs that smart technologies can help address through solutions like smart energy grids, mobility systems, buildings and water infrastructure.
2) A smart city approach focuses on increasing efficiency through information sharing and integration rather than just expanding infrastructure. It also takes a long-term, collaborative approach.
3) Schneider Electric provides hardware, software and process expertise across various smart city domains and has over 200 project references worldwide delivering benefits like energy savings, reduced losses and emissions, and economic and social gains.
The document provides an overview of Schneider Electric Pakistan including:
- The organizational structure with various departments like planning, fabrication, design, production, and testing.
- The training program the author underwent, learning about fabrication processes like punching, bending, welding, and painting used to manufacture electrical equipment.
- Details on electrical switchgear and medium voltage switchgear panels produced by Schneider, and types of circuit breakers used including oil, air, SF6, and vacuum circuit breakers.
Sustainability Information in Mining: Technologies and Processes for Data Agg...Schneider Electric
Presented at the 2013 Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Annual Meeting (SME 2013). Given the complex regulatory and financial pressures placed upon the mining industry with regard to issues such as air/water quality, emissions and energy efficiency, most organizations need to be equipped with the proper subject matter expertise to be able to manage this process. Learn from a real life example, the necessary steps that need to be taken for an organization to develop an energy management and sustainability process, using services and technology.
The document discusses the future of machine building and integrated automation. It notes that the future is now, with integrated automation platforms using a single programming environment and greater hardware integration. Solutions discussed include MachineStruxure for simplifying machine design and reducing time to market. The document also discusses trends in remote monitoring, energy efficiency, and the evolution of machine control architectures to be more integrated and simplified. Energy optimization is highlighted as an important concern for machine builders and their customers.
[Case study] Kissimmee Utility Authority: Best compilation of products from o...Schneider Electric
Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) owns, operates and manages the municipal
electric system established by the City of Kissimmee in 1901. Compared to the
other municipally-owned electric utilities, KUA is the sixth largest utility in Florida.
KUA’s more than 300 employees serve approximately 68,000 customers in
Kissimmee and surrounding areas.
KUA first started working with Schneider Electric in 2003, and since then
has implemented Schneider Electric’s ArcFM™, ArcFM Viewer, Designer and
Responder solutions.
At Schneider Electric, in the IT Division, our core business has always been focused on delivering the highest level of availability to critical technologies, systems and processes. We’ve done this through our award winning, industry-leading and highest quality products and solutions, including UPS, Cooling, Rack Systems, DCIM and Services.
In this new digital era, we see a world that is always-on.
Always on to meet the needs of the highest notion of “access” to goods and services
Always on to be the solid, reliable foundation of digital transformation for businesses
Our mission is: To empower the digital transformation of our customers by ensuring their critical network, systems and processes are highly available and resilient.
Mining Intelligence Tools: How to Consolidate Information and Drive Business ...Schneider Electric
Presented at the 2013 Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Annual Meeting (SME 2013). Operations managers are under constant pressure to optimize plant production processes. To manage this goal, they need to maximize plant effectiveness and reliability, which requires a steady stream of detailed information. This presents a significant challenge as mining operations need not only to collect this valuable data but then be able to understand and drive business and operation decisions from it.
[Case study] Fortum Finland: Gaining real-time intelligence to administer and...Schneider Electric
Fortum Finland is upgrading its power grid with smart meters to gain real-time operational intelligence and meet regulatory requirements. It implemented Schneider Electric's Titanium Smart Metering Services Platform to remotely manage 600,000 customer meters. This allows Fortum to operate its grid more efficiently, enhance security, and integrate renewable energy while maintaining stability. The platform improved billing accuracy, reduced call volumes, and enabled remote service disconnects and debt collection. Fortum plans to leverage the smart grid investment for additional benefits like demand response and outage management.
Schneider electrics – a global vision of supply chain excellenceSUKET GUPTA
Schneider Electric is a global energy management company with roots dating back to 1836. It has transformed itself into a specialist in energy management and automation. Schneider Electric faces challenges in developing a globalized and technology-driven supply chain talent pool. It has segmented its supply chain into 10 blocks to address different customer segments. Schneider Electric strives for end-to-end visibility across customers and suppliers to improve forecasting, planning and collaboration. It integrates sales, inventory and operations planning. Both internal collaboration between business units and external collaboration with customers and critical suppliers are key to creating value and visibility throughout the supply chain.
This document provides information about an individual named Guruprasad who is a Logistics Team Leader for Schneider Electric in Dubai, UAE. Guruprasad has over 7 years of experience with Schneider Electric in warehouse operations, outbound operations, documentation, and local purchasing. He holds an MBA and BBM from Bharathiyar University in India and certifications in supply chain and trade/logistics. Previously, Guruprasad spent 2 years as a Logistics Coordinator for Schneider Electric and over 2 years in sales for a bank in India.
1. The document discusses making buildings smarter and more intelligent to address the projected 56% increase in global energy demand by 2040. 40% of total global energy is currently consumed by buildings.
2. Key aspects of smart buildings discussed include building management systems, lighting control automation, smart meters, connectivity, and building analytics services to improve energy efficiency, safety, security, and sustainability.
3. The document promotes Schneider Electric's SmartStruxure solutions for building management that integrate systems like HVAC, lighting, and metering to provide monitoring, control, and energy savings across small to large buildings.
Office buildings account for over 30% of total commercial building energy use. Schneider Electric delivers energy management expertise to help optimize energy consumption in office buildings. Their solutions can improve building operation and cut energy use by up to 50 kWh/m2 per year, enabling some buildings to achieve zero energy consumption. Tracking and analyzing energy use data is key to identifying savings opportunities and optimizing building energy efficiency over time.
ISES 2013 - Day 3 - Michel Orlhac (Vice President, Schneider-Electric) - Sus...Student Energy
The world’s cities occupy only 2 % of the Earth, but account for up to 80 % of the overall energy consumption and 75 % of the carbon emissions. About half of the world’s population lives in cities today. How can cities contribute to a more sustainable future?
Schneider Electric CEO, Jean-Pascal Tricoire introduces Schneider innovation at every level redefining power and automation for a new world of energy which is more electric, decarbonized, decentralized and digitized ensuring Life Is On everywhere, for everyone and at every moment.
The document discusses how machine builders can improve the energy efficiency of machines through better design and use of energy efficient technologies. It notes that while OEMs are aware of efficiency solutions, they hesitate to adopt them due to cost perceptions. However, the document argues that energy efficiency can provide benefits such as stronger customer loyalty, improved machine performance, and new business opportunities. It then provides recommendations for OEMs such as properly sizing motors, using high-efficiency motors, optimized motor control through techniques like variable speed drives, and designing machines accordingly. Overall the document aims to convince OEMs that energy efficiency brings both savings and new values to differentiate their offerings.
This document provides an overview of Schneider Electric's Buildings Business. It discusses Schneider Electric's vision, mission, and positioning in energy management. It then describes the Buildings Business, the markets and customers it serves, the challenges customers face related to energy and connectivity, and how Schneider Electric addresses these challenges through integrated solutions across five domains: process and machine management, building management, security management, power management, and white space management. The document also outlines Schneider Electric's product offerings, routes to market, and leadership in the buildings ecosystem.
Design Concepts And Energy Management In Green Buildingmehtakandy
This document discusses building automation design concepts and energy management in green buildings. It begins with an overview of Schneider Electric, including its global presence and positioning across the energy value chain. It then covers the global energy challenge and drivers for green initiatives. The document defines green/LEED buildings and describes LEED certification categories and requirements. Finally, it discusses leading techniques for energy savings in buildings, including profile of energy demand and common energy conservation measures (ECMs) focused on building automation, lighting, mechanical equipment, electrical systems, building envelope, and water.
Best Regards,
Bill Stankiewicz
Vice President and General Manager
Shippers Warehouse of Georgia
Office: 678-364-3475
Williams@shipperswarehouse.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/billstankiewicz2006
http://www.slideshare.net/BillStankiewicz.
http://www.twitter.com/BillStankiewicz
Sustainable Consumer Packaged Goods member
CPG Branding and Forum Member
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail
“Change doesn\'t start on the surface. It\'s generated from consciousness.”
Deepak Chopra
http://bill-stankiewicz.blogspot.com/2009/07/shippers-warehouse-in-top-70-food.html
http://ask.depaul.edu/Students/MentoringandAdvice/ASK_Away_Archive.asp
Funding Infrastructure Investments with Guaranteed PerformanceSchneider Electric
Municipalities are dealing with numerous financial constraints, and trying to improve or expand systems is often trumped by maintaining deteriorating assets. Discover the potential benefits of Performance Contracting (PC). PC is an alternate delivery method to the traditional CIP process for the implementation of operational cost saving and energy saving projects. While the PC process has been used extensively in municipal buildings for decades -- primarily for HVAC and lighting improvements -- it has only recently begun to be used by water and wastewater utilities for process-centric improvements to treatment plants, pump/lift stations and other assets.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management with a vision of achieving more with less of our planet's resources. Their mission is to help people make the most of their energy through solutions across energy production, usage, and management. They have a comprehensive portfolio of critical power, low and medium voltage, industrial automation, building automation, and renewable energy solutions. Schneider Electric aims to digitalize their business model and help customers make the most of energy through industrial internet of things technologies.
IoT solutions for buildings by Schneider ElectricLone Feifer
The document discusses how buildings can create value through connecting devices through the Internet of Things (IoT). It describes how IoT allows electrical devices, sensors, and meters to be connected and given IP addresses. It also discusses how the large amount of data produced can be analyzed to discover useful information and support decision making. Finally, it mentions how cloud services provide storage and allow distributing applications as services.
Schneider Electric is a global specialist in energy management and automation with revenues of €26.6 billion in 2015. They have over 160,000 employees in over 100 countries. They are committed to investing in technology and innovation, devoting around 5% of revenues to R&D. Their training and entrepreneurship programs have provided over 100,000 people with energy-related skills training to improve access to reliable and affordable energy globally.
The document discusses Schneider Electric's approach to making cities smarter and more efficient through collaboration between various stakeholders. Key points include:
1) Cities face challenges like congestion, pollution and high costs that smart technologies can help address through solutions like smart energy grids, mobility systems, buildings and water infrastructure.
2) A smart city approach focuses on increasing efficiency through information sharing and integration rather than just expanding infrastructure. It also takes a long-term, collaborative approach.
3) Schneider Electric provides hardware, software and process expertise across various smart city domains and has over 200 project references worldwide delivering benefits like energy savings, reduced losses and emissions, and economic and social gains.
The document provides an overview of Schneider Electric Pakistan including:
- The organizational structure with various departments like planning, fabrication, design, production, and testing.
- The training program the author underwent, learning about fabrication processes like punching, bending, welding, and painting used to manufacture electrical equipment.
- Details on electrical switchgear and medium voltage switchgear panels produced by Schneider, and types of circuit breakers used including oil, air, SF6, and vacuum circuit breakers.
Sustainability Information in Mining: Technologies and Processes for Data Agg...Schneider Electric
Presented at the 2013 Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Annual Meeting (SME 2013). Given the complex regulatory and financial pressures placed upon the mining industry with regard to issues such as air/water quality, emissions and energy efficiency, most organizations need to be equipped with the proper subject matter expertise to be able to manage this process. Learn from a real life example, the necessary steps that need to be taken for an organization to develop an energy management and sustainability process, using services and technology.
The document discusses the future of machine building and integrated automation. It notes that the future is now, with integrated automation platforms using a single programming environment and greater hardware integration. Solutions discussed include MachineStruxure for simplifying machine design and reducing time to market. The document also discusses trends in remote monitoring, energy efficiency, and the evolution of machine control architectures to be more integrated and simplified. Energy optimization is highlighted as an important concern for machine builders and their customers.
[Case study] Kissimmee Utility Authority: Best compilation of products from o...Schneider Electric
Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) owns, operates and manages the municipal
electric system established by the City of Kissimmee in 1901. Compared to the
other municipally-owned electric utilities, KUA is the sixth largest utility in Florida.
KUA’s more than 300 employees serve approximately 68,000 customers in
Kissimmee and surrounding areas.
KUA first started working with Schneider Electric in 2003, and since then
has implemented Schneider Electric’s ArcFM™, ArcFM Viewer, Designer and
Responder solutions.
At Schneider Electric, in the IT Division, our core business has always been focused on delivering the highest level of availability to critical technologies, systems and processes. We’ve done this through our award winning, industry-leading and highest quality products and solutions, including UPS, Cooling, Rack Systems, DCIM and Services.
In this new digital era, we see a world that is always-on.
Always on to meet the needs of the highest notion of “access” to goods and services
Always on to be the solid, reliable foundation of digital transformation for businesses
Our mission is: To empower the digital transformation of our customers by ensuring their critical network, systems and processes are highly available and resilient.
Mining Intelligence Tools: How to Consolidate Information and Drive Business ...Schneider Electric
Presented at the 2013 Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Annual Meeting (SME 2013). Operations managers are under constant pressure to optimize plant production processes. To manage this goal, they need to maximize plant effectiveness and reliability, which requires a steady stream of detailed information. This presents a significant challenge as mining operations need not only to collect this valuable data but then be able to understand and drive business and operation decisions from it.
[Case study] Fortum Finland: Gaining real-time intelligence to administer and...Schneider Electric
Fortum Finland is upgrading its power grid with smart meters to gain real-time operational intelligence and meet regulatory requirements. It implemented Schneider Electric's Titanium Smart Metering Services Platform to remotely manage 600,000 customer meters. This allows Fortum to operate its grid more efficiently, enhance security, and integrate renewable energy while maintaining stability. The platform improved billing accuracy, reduced call volumes, and enabled remote service disconnects and debt collection. Fortum plans to leverage the smart grid investment for additional benefits like demand response and outage management.
Schneider electrics – a global vision of supply chain excellenceSUKET GUPTA
Schneider Electric is a global energy management company with roots dating back to 1836. It has transformed itself into a specialist in energy management and automation. Schneider Electric faces challenges in developing a globalized and technology-driven supply chain talent pool. It has segmented its supply chain into 10 blocks to address different customer segments. Schneider Electric strives for end-to-end visibility across customers and suppliers to improve forecasting, planning and collaboration. It integrates sales, inventory and operations planning. Both internal collaboration between business units and external collaboration with customers and critical suppliers are key to creating value and visibility throughout the supply chain.
This document provides information about an individual named Guruprasad who is a Logistics Team Leader for Schneider Electric in Dubai, UAE. Guruprasad has over 7 years of experience with Schneider Electric in warehouse operations, outbound operations, documentation, and local purchasing. He holds an MBA and BBM from Bharathiyar University in India and certifications in supply chain and trade/logistics. Previously, Guruprasad spent 2 years as a Logistics Coordinator for Schneider Electric and over 2 years in sales for a bank in India.
Transportation Lanes in SAP TM and SAP APO - PPS - V2.0 - Paresh BhagwatkarParesh Bhagwatkar
The document discusses transportation lane design in transportation management systems. It covers key considerations for lane granularity including point-to-point, point-to-zone, and zone-to-zone lanes. It also discusses how carrier cost and priority factors into carrier selection, with different selection strategies that weight these factors, such as cost-only, priority-only, cost+priority, and cost*priority. Best practices for different lane types are provided based on volume and discount levels.
This document provides an overview and agenda for deploying SAP HANA on SUSE on AWS. It begins with an introduction to AWS, including its global infrastructure and key services. It then discusses using SUSE on AWS and supported SUSE products. Next, it covers common ways that customers use SAP solutions such as SAP HANA on AWS. It concludes with a discussion of deployment methods for SAP HANA on AWS, including the AWS Quick Start deployment process.
DHL is a global leader in the logistics and supply chain management industry. It was founded in San Francisco in 1969 by three entrepreneurs. DHL operates across four divisions: express, global freight forwarding, supply chain, and global mail. It has over 200 countries and territories. DHL aims to continuously improve its services and adapt to changing customer needs locally and globally. It follows ISO standards to build trust. Timely and efficient logistics is important as time equals money for both manufacturing and retail organizations. Inventory management techniques help companies manage stock levels and include warehouse management systems, RFID, barcoding and ERP systems. Factors driving changes in logistics include social and environmental concerns, technology innovations, and rising fuel costs.
DHL is a global logistics company founded in 1969. It operates in over 220 countries with over 500,000 employees. DHL offers a wide range of logistics services including express delivery, freight forwarding, supply chain management, and warehousing. Key services include DHL Express for domestic and international shipping, DHL Global Forwarding for air and ocean freight, and DHL Supply Chain for contract logistics and warehousing. DHL aims to provide customized solutions to simplify customers' supply chains and make their businesses more successful.
DHL is one of the largest logistics companies worldwide operating in over 220 countries. It aims to simplify customers' lives and make all stakeholders successful while contributing globally. The organizational structure comprises several service-oriented divisions to offer a wide range of transportation and logistics services including express delivery, freight, supply chain management and mail. Key services discussed include worldwide document and parcel express for fast international delivery of items, import express, and logistics services in major hubs. The presentation outlines DHL's supply chain processes and discusses uncertainties and challenges in its express operations.
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This document provides an overview of a proposed photovoltaic quality management system presented by Govind Ramu of SunPower Corporation. It discusses the need for an industry-specific PV quality standard to supplement the foundational ISO 9001 standard. A task group was formed to develop PV-specific requirements addressing key areas like product design, reliability testing, certification, traceability, and ongoing reliability monitoring not fully covered by ISO 9001. The presentation compares ISO 9001 to the proposed PV quality management system standard, highlighting additional controls required to ensure long-term performance and reliability of PV modules.
Overview of the proposed Photovoltaic Solar Quality Management System standardGovind Ramu
The goal of this Technical Specification (standard) is to provide a guideline for manufacturers of PV modules to produce modules that, once the design has proven to meet the quality and reliability requirements, replicate such design in an industrial scale without compromising its consistency with the requirements. Expected timeline for release is June 2015.
The document contains a resume for Rajeev Kumar Sharma summarizing his professional experience and qualifications. He has over 20 years of experience in quality assurance, facility management, and electrical engineering. Currently, he works as an Associate Director for GSH India Pvt Ltd, where he oversees facility management operations across multiple regions and clients. Previously, he held senior management roles at other facility and technical services companies, and spent 18 years in the Indian Air Force as an electrical engineer.
The document discusses the MSME Sustainable (ZED) Certification Scheme for MSMEs in India. The key points are:
- The scheme aims to improve manufacturing systems and processes of MSMEs and certify them at bronze, silver, or gold levels based on 20 parameters.
- MSMEs can apply for any certification level after registering and taking a ZED pledge. The certification process involves document uploads, remote or onsite assessments.
- Benefits for certified MSMEs include financial incentives varying from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 90,000 based on enterprise size, as well as potential for increased revenues, efficiency, and recognition.
The document discusses the MSME Sustainable (ZED) Certification Scheme for MSMEs in India. The key points are:
- The scheme aims to improve MSME processes, sustainability and competitiveness. MSMEs registered on the Udyam portal can apply.
- There are three certification levels - Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Certification involves parameters like quality management, safety, sustainability etc.
- The certification process involves registration, documentation, remote or onsite assessment, and certification if requirements are met.
- Benefits for certified MSMEs include cost savings, higher revenues, recognition, and financial incentives varying from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 90,000
This document provides information about ENCON Energy Management Services Pvt. Ltd., an energy service company that specializes in energy audits and energy efficiency projects. Some key details:
- ENCON has 15 years of experience in energy auditing and efficiency projects across various industry sectors. They have completed over 190 energy audit projects.
- The company owns energy monitoring equipment to conduct detailed audits and specializes in areas like lighting systems, compressed air, HVAC, boilers, and pumping systems.
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1. 1
Schneider Electric Integrated Management
System (IMS)
Management Systems for Enterprise Compliance
Midwest Environmental Compliance Conference
29-30 October 2015 | Chicago, IL
2. 2Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
Agenda
> Introduction to Schneider Electric
> IMS project benefits
> Overview of our MS Landscape (Before & After)
> Project approach
> Lessons learned
3. 3Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy
management and automation…
Balanced Geographies – FY 2014 revenuesDiversified End Markets – FY 2014 revenues1
25%
North America
19%
Rest of World
28%
Western Europe
28%
Asia Pacific
€25 billion
FY 2014 revenues
~170,000
people in 100+
countries
~5%
of revenues devoted
to R&D
1 Estimated at the end of 2014
Utilities &
Infrastructure
Industrial
& Machines
Data Centers
& Networks
Non-residential &
Residential Buildings
27% 26%14%33%
4. 4
Note: no EPC selected – EPC commercial model will be clarified in a second stage –
Waiting clarification considered as Targeted Account but no change in existing commercial coverage
Some of Our Brands
5. 5
Oil & Gas
Note: no EPC selected – EPC commercial model will be clarified in a second stage –
Waiting clarification considered as Targeted Account but no change in existing commercial coverage
Mining, Minerals, Metals
Water & Wastewater Food & Beverage
Some of Our Customers
6. 6
Schneider Electric Integrated Management System
ISO14001 OHSAS 18001
ISO9001
ISO50001
IMS
The MS components include:
ISO 9001: Quality Management
Systems
+
ISO 14001: Environmental
Management Systems.
+
OHSAS 18001: Occupational Health
and Safety Management System.
+
ISO 50001: Energy Management
System
The scope includes
Global Supply Chain –
Manufacturing & Logistics
+
Business Units – R&D & Design
Centers
+
Operations – Sales, Service &
Customer Support.
7. 7Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
Main Project Drivers & Key Benefits
> Global efficiency, consistency & simplification
> Global platform to deploy global initiatives effectively
> Facilitate global best practices sharing
> Facilitate the integration of mergers & acquisitions
> Cost savings through reduced auditing (>30%)
> Reduced audit burden
9. 9Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
BU Operation GSC Region
Power Energy Building APACNAMEMEASIndustryITB* EMEASNAMAPAC
E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2
Environment
ISO14001
H&S OHSAS18001
QC
Quality
ISO9001
Entities
QC QC QC QC QC QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC QC QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
QC
EC
SC
SHE&Q Management System (Before)
Note: QC=Quality Certification (ISO 9001)
EC=Environment Certification (ISO 14001)
SC=Safety & Health Certification (ISO 18001)
AsiaPac
IMS
* Includes factories
10. 10Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
BUs Operations GSC Regions
Partner
E1 E2
Environment
ISO14001
H&S OHSAS18001
Quality
ISO9001
Entities
Integrated Management System (After)
Indust. Energy ITB G. Sol. NAM Global China China EAJP India SAM NAM EMEA-P EMEA-E CIS
E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2E1 E2 E1 E2E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2 E1 E2
Q Q Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ QQ QQ Q Q Q Q QQ Q Q QQ QQ Q
E E E E E E E E E E E EE E E E
S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S
IMS:
Under GSC Leadership
IMS w ISO 9001+14001+18001
Covering All entities
Audit: Sampling of entities in 3 yrs
Total Cost for 3 yrs: < 1/2 of normal
Note: Q=Quality Certification (ISO 9001)
E=Environment Certification (ISO 14001)
S=Safety & Health Certification (ISO 18001)
Q Q
Energy
ISO50001
12. 12Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
China
30
EAJP*
33
India*
32
AP Pilot (Phase I):
• By 2015/5: 85 entities
• By 2015/7: 95 Entities
NAM
36
SAM
24
EMEA
TBD
Phase II (initiated 2014/9)
Phase III (start 2015/9)
# of Total Entities may change as we may add/close entities later
CIS
TBD
*including:
- India Ops
- EA Ops (6)
IMS Progress & Plan
13. 13
Business Units
GSC
Operations / Zones
/ Countries
One Global IMS
Manufacturing Sites
Logistic Centers
Research & Develop Sites
Design Centers
* Note:
• No. of certificates are estimated with 9001, 14001 and 18001 together . 50001 maybe added later.
Customer Care Centers
Service Organizations
Solution Centers
Commercial Offices
400+ 1 GSC
200+ 2 BUs
100+ 3 Ops
Three Key Components No of Certificates*
GSC (First Step)
New Organization (2013)
Vision…One Global Schneider Electric IMS
All BUs (Second Step)
All Ops (Third Step)
14. 14
IMS Central Office
GSC Top Management Team: EVP of GSC
Management Representative of QMS: Senior Vice President, Global Customer Satisfaction & Quality
Management Representative of EMS: Vice President, Group Environment
Management Representative of SMS: Vice President, Global Safety
Project Owner: Vice President, Global Quality System & Competency
Process Owners: 1) Customer Satisfaction & Loyalty Development, 2) Customer Issue to Prevention, 3) Competency Management, 4)
Continuous Improvement, 5) Management System, 6) Safety, 7) Environment
Rep. of Global IMS
Rep. of IMS China
Rep. of IMS India
Rep. of IMS EAJP
Rep. of E&S China
Rep. of E&S India
Rep. of E&S EAJP
Rep. of Global E&S
Rep. of IMS NAM
Rep. of IMS SAM
Rep. of E&S NAM
Rep. of E&S SAM
15. 15
IMS Internal Agreement
The IMS Central Office and entities shall sign an internal
agreement before certification commencement. This
agreement shall signed by Entity Management, IMS Region
Representative, and IMS Global Team.
When to sign this agreement:
An entity joins the IMS
The start of another 3 year circle
Change of certification type
Agreements to be maintained in IMS Database
16. 16Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
Lessons Learned… so far!
> Communication (early and often) and Leadership is
key
>Wider engagement in pilot
> Integrate systems at the plant level early
> Standardize as much as possible
>Thorough advance planning of audit process
17. 17Confidential Property of Schneider Electric
Unexpected Benefits… so far!
> Quality team is leveraging best practices from E&S
> Energy team jumped on the bandwagon
> Standardization moving along rapidly
> More focus on compliance auditing