Webinar Flow: Industrial Ontologies for Smart Manufacturing

• Start the webinar’s “green room”

• Speakers (panelists) may begin to arrive

• Speakers (panelists) should all be present in the “green room”.

• Start the broadcast

• Deliver housekeeping remarks
  
  Hello. My name is Jim Wilson. I am the CEO of OAGi.

  We'll start the presentation in a minute, but first, I will inform you of a couple things.

  You joined the webinar with your audio muted. The discussion topic toward the end of this webinar will be interactive. There are two ways in which you may interact with us. One way is to click the "raise hand" icon on your meeting control panel. At an appropriate time during the discussion topic I will unmute you and invite you to join the conversation by voice. Another way is for you to post a question in your meeting control panel. I will monitor the questions and queue them for discussion. We do not plan to reveal names of question submitters, but we don’t guarantee anonymity. You are welcome to post questions at any time. We will hold voice interaction until the discussion topic.

  My final point is that we plan to publish this webinar online. For those of you who want to join the conversation by voice, keep in mind your questions and comments will be recorded and published.
  
  

• Introduce John

Introductory Remarks

Purdue SMIC

CESMII Efforts in Smart Manufacturing

What are Industrial Ontologies?

Industrial Ontologies and the European Perspective

IOF & Ongoing Efforts

• Break

• Share screen with countdown timer

Ontologies and Standards

IOF Efforts on Domain Ontology

Ontologies and the US Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem & Call to Action

Discussion with questions from attendees

Closing Comments

• Recap, emphasizing call to action and reinforcing Sudarsan’s points.

• Encourage survey submission, including ideas for future topics.

• Promise video posting.

• Promise access to presentation material.