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ODVA looks to the future at its 20th annual member meeting

By Paul Heney | March 27, 2020

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ODVA held its 20th Annual Meeting of Members in Palm Harbor, Fla. on March 5, 2020. With more than 120 industry professionals from more than 50 companies in attendance, highlights of the Annual Meeting included a panel discussion titled “Can 5G and WiFi 6 Deliver on the Factory Floor?” a keynote speech from Amazon Web Services titled, “The Effect of Digital Transformation on the Industrial Automation Product Ecosystem at the Edge and Beyond,” and an update from the organization’s leadership on the strength of and opportunities for ODVA as a whole.

The Annual Meeting capped a week of technical sessions offered through ODVA’s 2020 Industry Conference. The latest developments in ODVA technologies and applications were highlighted, including the continued expansion of the EtherNet/IP ecosystem, EtherNet/IP’s further adaption to meet the needs of the process industries, and the ongoing evolution of EtherNet/IP to address Industry 4.0 and IIoT. Notable topics covered at the conference included Network Diagnostics, TSN, OPC UA, Constrained Devices, Ethernet-APL, FDI packages, and PA-DIM. To download the technical papers and presentations from ODVA’s Industry Conference and Annual Meetings, please visit: https://www.odva.org/Happenings/Industry-Conference-and-Annual-Meeting-Library.

The leadership for the organization was elected and announced at the Annual Meeting. ODVA’s Board of Directors has top level responsibility for strategic planning and governance and is composed of senior executives from major industrial automation device and system vendors across the globe. In the 21st term, ODVA’s Board of Directors are:

• Dr. Rolf Birkhofer, managing director of Endress+Hauser Process Solutions for Endress+Hauser
• Satoshi Kojima, general manager of network product management group, controller division for OMRON
• David Lagerstrom, president and CEO of Turck USA for Hans Turck Company
• Raja Ramana Macha, SVP for innovation and technology and CTO, industrial automation for Schneider Electric
• Samuel Pasquier, senior director of product management for IoT industrial networking and security for Cisco Systems
• Thomas Petersen, senior director of fieldbus and system integration for Danfoss
• Brian Reynolds, senior director of engineering, projects and automation solutions for Honeywell
• Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer, VP of common architecture and technology for Rockwell Automation

The corporate leadership of the organization collectively defines and executes the strategic plan, oversees development and publication of technology and specifications, and is responsible for governance of the organization. In the 21st term, ODVA’s corporate officers are:

• Dr. Al Beydoun, President & Executive Director
• Joakim Wiberg, Chief Technology Officer
• Adrienne Meyer, VP of Operations and Membership
• Christopher Lynch, Corporate Secretary
• Dr. Jürgen Weinhofer, Treasurer

ODVA’s Technical Review Board (TRB) oversees the development of technology and standards for the organization including approval of technology enhancements for inclusion in the ODVA specifications which encompass the Common Industrial Protocol or “CIP” and its network adaptations of CIP — including EtherNet/IP and DeviceNet. In its 21st term, ODVA’s TRB representatives are:

• Joakim Wiberg, Chairman, of HMS Industrial Networks
• Raj Bandekar of Honeywell
• Rudy Belliardi of Schneider Electric
• Mirko Brcic of Endress+Hauser
• Paul Didier of Cisco Systems
• Gregory Majcher of Rockwell Automation
• Shinji Murayama of Omron
• Roxana Sudrijan of Molex

“With the start of ODVA’s 21st term, ODVA’s leadership team is looking forward to continuing to expand the opportunities that EtherNet/IP provides with the acceleration of Industry 4.0 and IIoT,” said Dr. Al Beydoun, President and Executive Director at ODVA. ODVA anticipates it will announce the dates and location for its 2021 Industry Conference & 21st Annual Meeting in Q3 2020.

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Paul Heney

Paul J. Heney, the VP, Editorial Director for Design World magazine, has a BS in Engineering Science & Mechanics and minors in Technical Communications and Biomedical Engineering from Georgia Tech. He has written about fluid power, aerospace, robotics, medical, green engineering, and general manufacturing topics for nearly 25 years. He has won numerous regional and national awards for his writing from the American Society of Business Publication Editors.

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