Review on Intersec Forum 2019

Intersec Forum 2019 - Opening of the Intersec Forum 2019
Bernhard Heuvelmann, Chairman

Interoperability of intelligent systems in buildings
Peter Kellendonk, Chairman of the Board, EEBUS

Interoperability in security technology: Control of different systems via a single platform    
Kai Eckstein, Key-Account Manager, Advancis Software & Services

Interoperability and cyber security of connected heating/clima automation solutions
Bernhard Doerstel, Senior Vice-President, ABB / Busch-Jaeger Elektro GmbH

Q & A session with the speakers
Chaired by: Bernhard Heuvelmann

Software-assisted fire detection - intelligent and deceptive
Carsten Meißner,  Senior Consultant Solution Safety, Siemens Building Technologies Deutschland

Early recognition: From an idea to (laboratory) experiments into practice
Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Festag, Geschäftsbereichsleiter Marktentwicklung, Hekatron

Connected building perspectives with IP-based public address and voice alarm systems
David Ziegler, Portfoliomanager, Bosch Building Technologies

From the supply air to the outflow - intelligent smoke protection pressure equipment
Christoph Sommer, Head of Technical Department, STG-BEIKIRCH

"home smart home ..." - cyber security as an enabler for digitization
Frauke Greven, Referat B 25, Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik

Cyber security in building technology - an inventory
Stephan Engel, Head Cyber Security, Siemens Building Technologies Deutschland

Cyber security strategy in OT environments
Gernot Gadow, Regional Marketing Leader Germany and Central Europe, Honeywell Building Solutions

Secure remote connections for buildings - Case Study Caverion
Michael Szücs, Verkaufsleiter Deutschland, Tosibox

Application of IT security requirements according to IEC62443 in building automation
Peter Schönenberger, Head of Marketing and Product Management, Sauter

Q & A session with the speakers
Chaired by: Bernhard Heuvelmann

The interaction of BIM and Security
Prof. Dr. Frank Ehrenheim, Fachgebiet Facility Management, Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen

BIM in safety technology: current status from the point of view of a specialist planner
Markus Groben, Geschäftsführer, Groben Ingenieure

From "BIM Reference Object in Germany" to "Mittelstand 4.0 Competence Center Planning and Building"
Georg Schneider, Research Associate, Fraunhofer IBP

Designing safety technology for the future in a predictable way
Jürgen Rumeney, Senior Consultant Security, Siemens Building Technologies Deutschland

One year of new building contract law: current and future challenges
Dr. Thomas Rütten, Rechtsanwalt und Fachanwalt für Bau- und Architektenrecht, Kapellmann und Partner Attorneys

Q & A session with the speakers
Chaired by: Bernhard Heuvelmann