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    Invitation to Siemens 33-hour CASE COMPETITION at DTU

    DTU Graduate students from all areas of study are invited to compete in a Siemens-sponsored case

    competition within the four Siemens sectors:

    INDUSTRY, ENERGY, HEALTHCARE AND INFRASTRUCTURE & CITIES

    "Here is a unique opportunity for you, as a graduate student at DTU, to show your educational, professional

    and personal skills in front of experts from Siemens. Seize your chance to show that you, together with your

    peers and within a short time frame, dare to think innovative and creative. Take part in a competition and

    put your fingerprint in creating ideas to technological solutions solving some of the world's toughest

    challenges. The winning group will be given prizes from Siemens. After the competition the members of the

    winning group will have the opportunity of a closer dialogue with Siemens". Siemens HR

    SIGN UP FOR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM STATEMENTS

    Industry:

    Cloud computing in industrial applications: For which industrial applications does a (quantifiable) use arisefrom it? Which are the typical applications in verticals like automotive, food & beverage, chemical and

    pharma. Which partners (business ecosystem) are necessary to transact a complete application? Which

    partner in the ecosystem has which benefit? Which business models are used? Where are the cost drivers?

    Which kind of cost arising? - Total cost of ownership

    Energy:

    Siemens Energy is a strong market player in the wind business. A major investment for a wind on-shoreconstruction is related to the tower. How do you see improvements for even higher constructions as of

    today with less cost? Consider also logistical requirement for the transport.

    Transmission technology is a major portfolio element of Siemens Energy up to voltage levels above 800kV.Beside point-to-point connections it is the vision to establish one day an HVDC grid. A first application field

    could be the North Sea connecting various winds off shore parks. What are the major development steps?

    Where do you see hurdles?

    Healthcare:

    The aging population: What can we do to look into new solutions for the challenge of the imbalancebetween human resources and the aging development? How do we ensure a high life quality for our elders?

    How do we make sure that good health care is affordable in the future for the coming generations?

    Infrastucture & Cities:

    In the year 2009 more than 50% of the worlds population lives in cities. And this trend is still ongoing, theurban population will increase to 4.7 billion in the year 2030. On the other side, cities consume two-thirds of

    the world's energy, 60% of its drinking water and produce up to 70% of its CO2 emissions. To counteract on

    the actual problems, new installations could solve the problem or existing infrastructure like roads could be

    utilized in a more homogeneous way, i.e. with less traffic jams. How could citizen contribute to a better city,

    e.g. by organizing themselves with social networks?

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    COMPETITION PROGRESS

    13th May Launch of competition 26th May Registration deadline 17th June Chosen students will receive information 25th June Kick-off and case presentation, DTU Innovatorium, Building 205, 08.00 26th June Presentation workshop at, DTU Innovatorium, Building 205

    REGISTRATIONYour application has a maximum of 100 words where you include a substantiate argumentation for why

    you should be a part of the Siemens case competition. Please also include views on how you see your

    future potential involvement in the Siemens organization. Registration deadline: 27th

    of May 23:59 on the

    following link:http://indico.conferences.dtu.dk/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=152

    Applicants are selected on their educational background and teamed up with other students. We aim at

    creating groups containing complementary competences which will be able to consider different aspects of

    the challenge. Teams will receive the cases at the kick-off event on 25th

    May at 8:00. At the end of the next

    day 26th

    May the teams should be ready for a presentation of their solution to an experienced panel of

    judges.

    RIGHTS

    After the contest, students must be willing to transfer the results created during the contest as follows:

    1.1The students must be willing to transfer such results to DTU in the event that the results created collide withany research project, whether anticipated or already commenced. DTU will provide compensation for such

    transfer.

    1.2 In the event the student generates a patentable invention, students must be willing to transfer the rights toapply for patent to the responsible Department.

    1.3 In the event that the results created during the contest do not conflict with any research project in whichDTU participates or will participate, the students must be willing to transfer their results created during thecontest to Siemens. Siemens shall be offered full ownership of the invention on ordinary market terms.

    Siemens shall within two months from the contest notify the Department whether or not Siemens desires to

    obtain such rights.

    1.4The students will be required to accept a Confidentiality and Assignment Agreement prior to the contest.AWARDS

    Besides competing for honor and the self promoting opportunity to Siemens the groups are competing for

    following awards:

    1. Prize 30.000 DKK2. Prize 10.000 DKK

    3. Prize 5.000 DKK

    QUESTIONS?

    Please contact DTU-Siemens CKI manager, Christina Jespersen: 21330724 [email protected].

    Today, Siemens is active in around 190 regions, occupying leading market and technology positions worldwide with its businessactivities in the Energy, Healthcare, Industry, and Infrastructure & Cities Sectors. In our ten largest country organizations alone,employees from around 140 nations are at work on innovative concepts and visionary ideas. Overall, with 360,000 employeesaround the world, Siemens is well positioned to offer its customers local, targeted, and tailored solutions. In addition to the morethan 285 manufacturing locations worldwide, we also have office buildings, warehouses, research and development facilities, orsales offices in nearly every country around the globe.

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