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Program for the SIS User Conference 2009

Last updated 14. okt, 2009 14. okt, 2009 Back |  Print

This year's SIS User Conference wil be arranged from the 19th to 22nd of October 2009, in Madrid, Spain.

The 2009 SIS User Conference will be a four-day event allowing users to participate in a broad range of learning sessions and discussions.

 Click here to register


Monday 19th of October

Morning Session - Plenary
09:00 Registration opens
10:00-11:00  Welcome to Madrid! by Trude Bolstad
  Opening remarks by CEO Per Anders Koien
SIS Status and future
11:00-11:30 SIS Support
Presentation of new support system and requirements
11:45-12:30 Star Academy
Presentation of training activities and facilities

Afternoon Session - Plenary
13:30-14:15 Star Fleet Dashboard
Demonstration of KPI's from the Star modules
14:30-15:30 Star Vessel Administrator
Presentation of Star IPS add-on product by MirTac
15:45-16:15 Star Messaging
Presentation of functionality
User story by Vitor Conceicao, Companhia de Navegação Norsul
16:15-17:00  Star View and Notification
Presentation of functionality

Tuesday 20th of October

Morning Session - Maintenance
09:00-12:30 Star Project
  Introduction
  User stories
  Workshop with shipping and offshore groups

Afternoon Session - Maintenance
13:30-17:00 Star Asset Management
 

Introduction:
- Companies who use/plan to use Star Asset Management
- Why Star Asset Management?
- Definitions and functionality
- Practical introduction
- Implementation

  User story by Jan Wilem Kok, Electromagnetic Geoservices (EMGS)
  Workshop:
- Report requirements in Star Asset Management
- Maintenance of equipment in storage account according to needs and requirements
- Circulating assembly

Morning Session - HSEQ
09:00-12:30  Star Safety Management
 

Introduction to:
      - Procedures and QA 
      - Undesired event reporting
      - Safety observations
      - Inspections and non-conformities
 

Configuration options:
      - Customizing without programming
      - Version upgrade issues

  Workflow - processing tasks within the organization
  User stories

Afternoon Session - HSEQ
13:30-17:00 Workshop: Star Document
User stories
Workflow using Meridian and Star IPS

Morning Session - Fleet Supply & Logistics
09:00-12:30 Star Fleet Supply Management 
Project Status
  Features
  Demonstration of Graphical User Interface

Afternoon Session - Fleet Supply & Logistics
13:30-17:00 Star Fleet Supply Management
Demonstration of application
  Star CPS and Star FSM comparison
  Plans and further development

Wednesday 21st of October

Morning Session - Maintenance
09:00-10:00  Handling materials, inventory, and catalogues
        Guest speaker: Marco Vatteroni, Shipdex™ Protocol Technical Manager
10:15-10:45  Debate: Material catalogues in Star IPS and Star FSM
10:45-12:30  Workshop: Star Warehousing
  Presentation of SIS viewpoint
  Survey of need and requirements

Afternoon Session - Maintenance
13:30-17:00 Star IPS 3.20
  Presentation of new functionality in Star Planned Maintenance System

Morning Session - HSEQ
09:00-12:30  Workshop: Risk Assessment
  Input to further development and functionality in next version

Afternoon Session - HSEQ
13:30-17:00  Workshop: Root cause analysis
  Collecting evidence
  Methodologies for analysis
  Input to further development and functionality in next version

Morning Session - Fleet Supply & Logistics
09:00-10:00  Handling materials, inventory, and catalogues
        Guest speaker: Marco Vatteroni, Shipdex™ Protocol Technical Manager
10:15-10:45  Debate: Material catalogues in Star IPS and Star FSM
10:45-12:30  Workshop: Star Warehousing
  Presentation of SIS viewpoint
  Survey of need and requirements

Afternoon Session - Fleet Supply & Logistics
13:30-17:00  Lean Fleet Supply Management
        Guest speaker: Karl-Johan Roihjert, Lean Consulting
  Lean thinking with Star FSM

Morning Session - Insurance
09:00-12:30 Introduction to Star Insurance
  New Features
  System improvements

Thursday 22nd of October

Morning Session - Maintenance
09:00-10:30  Workshop: Managing Dangerous Goods
 

Presentation: What are the consequences when dangerous goods are not handled correctly, and what can be done to avoid this from happening?

        Guest speaker: Helge Jensen, DB SCHENKERmarineparts
  Survey of needs and requirements
10:45-11:45 Star IPS Development
Debate
11:45-12:30  Condition based maintenance
  Presentation of result from cooperation with MarCom project

Morning Session - HSEQ
09:00-12:30  Audit & Inspections
  Introduction to the new Audit & Inspection module
  Library of external rules and regulations
  How to distribute updates
  Fleet Dashboard and KPI's for HSEQ

 Morning Session - Fleet Supply & Logistics
09:00-10:30  Workshop: Managing Dangerous Goods
 

Presentation: What are the consequences when dangerous goods are not handled correctly, and what can be done to avoid this from happening?

        Guest speaker: Helge Jensen, DB SCHENKERmarineparts
  Survey of needs and requirements
10:45-11:45  Workshop: Managing Contracts in Star FSM
  Presentation of challenges
  Survey of needs and requirements
11:45-12:30  Star CPS and SISCommerce
  Status report

About our Guest Speakers

Marco Vatteroni is the author and technical manager of the Shipdex™ Protocol. Previously working as IT manager with Italian shipyard Fincantieri, Marco’s extensive experience from technical projects in the Navy sector brought him to Shipdex. Marco is today working with SpecTec Group as Integrated Logistic Support Manager.

Karl-Johan Roihjert has 15 years of management experience in operational excellence, covering technology and investment project execution, lean manufacturing in multi site environment, and global sourcing including shipping and logistics. Karl-Johan has experience within shipping of heavy industry project cargo, bulk and packaged goods such as metals, explosives, fertilizers, petrochemicals and chemicals. He has also been engaged in lean operations implementation through several sites and countries, with focus on empowerment, value stream mapping, standard work, and supplier partnering. 

Helge Jensen  has worked with logistics for more than 30 years, and since 1997 with DB Schenker where he is part of the Global Product Management Team with EMEA as his area.
DB SCHENKERmarineparts offers logistics solutions to Shipowners, Ship Management Companies, Shipyards etc. from door-to-vessel. From working with logistics in the marine industry, Helge has gained extensive experience in handling dangerous goods.