11th Annual Symposium
05 December 2024
Stanford University
We are at a critical junction. The rapid pace of digital transformation and energy transition results in an unprecedented amount of capital investment globally. Against a backdrop of labor shortages and supply chain disruption, projects continue to cost more and take longer - ultimately impacting business performance.
The PPI Symposium, in partnership with Stanford CIFE, brings together leading-edge thinkers and practitioners from industry and academia to tackle these challenges and focus on how to solve the gap in the current approach.
Event Details
WHEN: Thursday, 05 December 2024 | 8am – 4:45pm Pacific
WHERE: Stanford University – Tresidder Oak Lounge, Palo Alto
Investment: $450
Join leading academics, industry professionals, and thought leaders at for the 11th Annual Symposium. Engage with cutting-edge research and critical discussions addressing the future of capital project delivery.
Gain insights into emerging methodologies and their real-world applications. This is a unique platform for knowledge exchange, professional growth, and impactful networking.
Register now to secure your participation in shaping the next generation of project production systems.
Speakers
Agenda
Welcome / Introduction & Technical Achievement Award
From Project Management to Project Production Management – Use Cases & Experiences in the Application of PPM & OS
Break
Leading the Deployment of PPM (Roundtable)
From R&D to Commercialization – Deploying New Energy Technologies at Scale
Lunch
Stanford Engineering Modern Construction Program Presentations
Implications of Financial Modeling Metrics on Capex and Project Decision Making
Boldt’s Project Production Journey / Application of Production System Optimization (PSO) to Solar Deployment
Application of Operations Science in Dynamic High-Mix Low-Volume Production
Break
Thanks to all our partners, collaborators and presenters for the continued participation, collaboration and thought leadership at the Annual Symposium over the years.
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