25 August 2007, 3:39pm
25 August 2007 - This is a first notice of a jointly sponsored workshop organised jointly by EuroSDR, EuroGeographics, and supported by FIG.
Production Partnership Management
to be held at Ordnance Survey, Southampton
7-9th November 2007
Purpose of the Workshop
With ever increasing demands in value and quality in the GI market we need to manage our
production processes more effectively in an environment that embraces continual improvement.
Innovation and continual improvement must be balanced rather than replaced with control. These often conflicting requirements can be met through Production Partnership Management.
The increase in value and quality can be demonstrated by a number of companies. The aim of this workshop is to consider the application for your own purposes and agree this best practice through the acceptance of a guideline document (draft document available 22/09/07). This document may then be taken forward by the GI industry with the possibility of submission as a draft ISO Standard. This will be achieved through exploring (within the context of the draft document).
• the drivers for new ways of working
• examples of application
• wording of documentation
• future steps
Outline Programme (draft)
Day 1 – 7th Nov
14:00-18:00
Setting the scene
• The industry requirement: Reduced cost, increased quality
• What is Production Partnership Management?
• EuroGeographics PPM benchmarking results
Day 2 – 8th Nov
09:00-13:00
Production Partnership Management (PPM) in action
• Experience of customers (data custodians)
• Experience of data producers (suppliers)
• Breakout session - discuss own experiences
14:00-18:00
Challenges and Solutions
• Relationship with existing Standards
• Breakout session - Issues to address
• Towards World Class
• Breakout to identify further development needs
Evening - Workshop dinner
Day 3 – 9th Nov
09:00 – 13:00
Moving forward
• Potential benefits to the industry
• Addressing issues and development needs
• Breakout session - capture any further issues
• Panel Discussion – Taking the document forward
Workshop Organisation:
It is intended that the programme will consist of a series of presentations/reports and breakout discussions. We anticipate speakers from France, United Kingdom and others. A second notice will be issued by 05/10/07 with a detailed draft programme.
Technical Programme Team
Keith Murray Email: Keith.Murray@ordnancesurvey.co.uk EuroSDR & Ordnance Survey GB Team
Antti Jakobsson Email: antti.jakobsson@nls.fi EuroGeographics, Finland
Wolfgang Kresse EuroSDR, Germany Email: kresse@fh-nb.de
Hosting Team
Keith Murray, Ordnance Survey. Email: Keith.Murray@ordnancesurvey.co,uk
Event content Ray Patrucco, Ordnance Survey. Email: Ray.Patrucco @ordnancesurvey.co.uk
Phone:+44 023 8079 2773
Registration Kevin Mooney, EuroSDR Email: secretary@eurosdr.net Phone: +353-1-4023933
Accommodation arrangements: Deanna Stickland, Ordnance Survey Email: Deanna.Stickland @ordnancesurvey.co.uk
Phone:+44 023 8079 2781
Read the draft guidance document (to be provided 22/09/07)
Workshop fee To cover the workshop, the workshop dinner and a copy of the
proceedings will be €199.
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