Join us for a 3D CIC: Home Edition virtual event on September 9, 2020, to hear about the journey Newport News Shipbuilding has been on concerning digital transformation.
We will begin with identifying why it can be so challenging for companies to change and provide a framework of people, processes, and tools for digital readiness. Then we will provide a practical approach based on lessons learned to your own transformations. This presentation will provide strategic insight into how to focus your business on the right opportunities, gain alignment internally, and lessons learned related to the journey.
Learn how Newport News Shipbuilding is leveraging existing digital readiness models to answer these strategic questions:
- How do we gain alignment across the organization?
- Are we focusing on the right projects and programs to shake-out success?
- Are we spending the budget on the right things?
- How do we turn a digital readiness model into actionable roadmaps, next steps, and projects which provide measurable results?
Philip Jennings will share a summary of the HII-NNS plans to meet these digital readiness models.
Live audience Q&A will follow the presentation.
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
9:00 am Mountain ᛫ 11:00 am Eastern
Can’t make it to the live event? Watch the broadcast on September 10 at 1:00 pm MT, or register for 3D CIC 2021 to access the recording.
Meet Philip
Philip Jennings is a licensed engineer leading a diverse team at Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) that is transforming the way NNS designs, plans, builds, and sustains the most advanced machines on the planet. Philip’s current focus is innovation of NNS’s processes and tools. The team’s goal is to realize a fully integrated and configuration managed virtual product (aka digital twin) that supports the entire value stream.
Philip’s responsibilities include innovation cell management, business strategy, organizational and workforce development, data architecture design and configuration management, product lifecycle management (PLM), model to machine integration, and digital engineering process and tool implementation.
When not transforming NNS’s business processes, you can find Philip with family and friends, serving at church, enjoying Virginia Tech sports, playing tennis, or, when he’s lucky, snowboarding.
Action Engineering is hosting a series of free virtual events for the MBE community. These sessions leading up to 3D CIC feature industry experts, vendor interviews, and group discussions. Find out more at 3DCIC.com.