Schloss Hohenkammer near Munich

March 18 and 19, 2019

Shaping the FutureUsing the Past

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No one can predict yet what digitalization will really mean for us. Some

analysts say more jobs will be created than cut, others are less optimistic.

Some consider artificial intelligence and self-learning systems to be a big

risk, others hail the possibility that many routine tasks, which no human

wants to do anymore, will be taken over by machines.

Whichever way you agree, the fact is: Our world is changing and data

is playing the lead. Naturally, all that data collected and generated by

machines, sensors and systems needs to be explored. This is not possible

without powerful analytics systems. So if data is the foundation, then

analysis is the house that builds on it.

Even if this “house” of the digital future is smarter than ever before,

without past and history, it’s just an empty shell. Only by gathering historical

data, trends can be identified, forecasts prepared and plans assessed. Only

from experience, we learn what has proven its worth. This is the only way

to create best practices that help to constantly improve processes.

Furthermore, the huge amounts of information are also a huge challenge. A

meaningful centralized data storage is no longer possible. Edge Computing

is the new solution, and OLAP systems are experiencing a revival, helping

business users to focus on analyzing essential and relevant data. Not

everything new is necessarily good and not everything old bad. On the

contrary, it is important to combine proven technologies with new ones and

derive maximum benefit from them. In the end this is a question of return

on investment, both in terms of data and systems.

cubus can support you on your way into the digital future and help you to

adapt to current developments and changes – with innovative software and

service offerings as well as new ideas and proven methods. That is why we

would like to invite you to Schloss Hohenkammer this year. In this idyllic

corner of the world in Bavaria near Munich, the past fuses with the present.

Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you have the opportunity

to clear your head and let yourself be inspired. Discuss your questions with

experts, share experiences with your peers and take home real solutions.

Living and Working in a digital World

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Monday, March 18

Coffee Break and Networking2:00 pm

Advanced Essbase Reporting with CXO Software

Jörg Dieckmann, tobaccoland

Cost Matrix – A Cost Overview for Project Managers

Steve Pankrath, Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten

2:30 pm

In keeping with the motto of this year‘s cubus customer day, we are

sticking to our proven concept and yet everything is a little different.

The main difference is made by you, our customers. In addition to the

usual Austrian, Swiss and German users, we invited our other European

customers to join us in Bavaria. While cubus software will no doubt be

our common topic, English will be our shared language. As you will

see, all presentations are either held in English or will be simultaneously

translated. We hope you take the opportunity to find out how

companies all over Europe are dealing with the challenges of digital

transformation and find the time to network with your international

peers.

For evening entertainment we have yet again chosen something

different and would like to challenge the other, creative side of your

brain as well as your muscles. While the conference dress code is

business casual, please bring comfortable clothes and shoes for our

Bavarian Olympics. Though you do not need to pack your wellies. A

nice, dry hall will be at the ready in case the weather should turn foul.

In case of questions please do not hesitate to contact Tanja Schuller on

+49 7032 9451-0 or by email tanja.schuller@cubus.eu.

Check-in and Change of Clothes4:10 pm

Bavarian Olympics5:30 pm

Registration, Lunch, Networking11:30 am

Welcome and Logistics

Jutta Graupner and Claudia Blümle, cubus

12:30 pm

Dinner7:30 pm

cubus Highlights 2019

Harald Matzke, cubus

12:45 pm

Keynote: A Tour Through Hyperspace

Hubert Heijkers, IBM Business Analytics

1:15 pm

cubus Roadmap

Thomas Volz, cubus

3:40 pm

Jira – cubus Support SystemThomas Gerblich, cubus

Sales Planning for the Division Truck at Knorr-Bremse

Jan Glaesser and Lars Wutzler, Knorr-Bremse

3:00 pm

Track I – Gutshof Saal Track II – Multimediaraum

Agenda

Time to Change Rooms3:30 pm

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Tuesday, March 19

Coffee Break and Networking10:45 am

Arrival and Coffeefrom 8:30

Warm-Up and Logistics

Jutta Graupner and Claudia Blümle, cubus

9:00 am

Keynote: Tomorrow Everything Will Be Different –

Where Will the Journey Take Us Next?

Frank Eilers, Keynote Speaker & Podcaster

9:45 am

Morning Afternoon

4:30 pm Close

Wrap-Up

Harald Matzke, Jutta Graupner and Claudia Blümle, cubus

4:00 pm

9:15 am cubus Success Story at Smurfit Kappa

Christian Foucher, Smurfit Kappa

Developer Cafécubus Team

Mini Workshops – Focus on Digital Transformation

Jens Ropers and cubus Team

Track I – Gutshof Saal Track II – Multimediaraum1:30 pm

What Has the Battle of Waterloo to Do with

Successful Controlling?

Jens Ropers, CA Akademie

11:15 am

Our Journey with EV Anywhere

Jens Kimmel, Carl Zeiss and Andrew Wakelam, cubus

3:30 pm

Lunch12:00 pm

Agenda

cubus outperform Tips & Tricks

Erich Hettrich, cubus

What‘s New and Coming in CXO

Lars van Meegen and Jean-Pierre Quaedvlieg, CXO

2:30 pm

Coffee Break and Networking3:00 pm

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Monday, March 18

cubus Highlights 2019Plenum, 12:45 - 1:15 pm

This year we have some interesting innovations in store for cubus customers. Let CEO

Harald Matzke explain the most important developments to get you in the right mood.

Harald Matzke, cubus AG

Keynote: A Tour Through HyperspacePlenum, 1:15 - 2:00 pm

Please take your seats for a special tour and learn what spreadsheets, cubus

EV Analytics and TM1 have in common and what more potential there is in the

hyperspace going forward.

Hubert Heijkers, STSM, Chief Architect TM1 Server and Data Evangelist

IBM Business Analytics

Cost Matrix – A Cost Overview for Project Managers Including Rolling ForecastTrack I, 2:30 - 3:00 pm

The Cost Matrix module was created to track the existing and upcoming costs of a

project. It provides project managers with a central point of contact and a unified

view across projects for managing the costs incurred and for planning future costs.

In addition, actuals are updated daily and you can create your own cost items and

automatically assign costs via the document number.

Steve Pankrath, Controlling Instruments and MIS, Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten GmbH

Advanced Essbase Reporting with CXO Software Track II, 2:30 - 3:00 pm

In January 2019, tobaccoland extended its BI product portfolio – Oracle BI, cubus

EV Analytics and PM – with CXO Software. Learn how the CXO reporting solution

fits into this product line, what led to the introduction of CXO Software, and what

added value was achieved.

Jörg Dieckmann, Head of Controlling and Internal Audit

tobaccoland Automatengesellschaft mbH & Co. KG

Sales Planning for the Division Truck at Knorr-BremseTrack I, 3:00 - 3:30 pm

In their presentation, Jan Glaesser and Lars Wutzler will show the global sales

planning they implemented with cubus outperform based on MS SQL Server. In

addition to a detailed description of the application, they also discuss details such as

storage space requirements, file upload and compression. Furthermore, they highlight

the results and benefits of the application as well as the cooperation with cubus.

Jan Glaesser, Team Leader - BI Financials & HR

Lars Wutzler, Application & Business Process Consultant BI

Knorr-Bremse AG

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Monday, March 18

Jira – cubus Support SystemTrack II, 3:00 - 3:30 pm

At the last customer day we presented the new cubus support system Jira. Almost a

year has passed since its introduction. Time for a review. Thomas Gerblich presents

case studies and best practices and shows what added value Jira offers. In addition,

we look forward to a lively exchange with you: What are your wishes? What went

well, what should be improved? Tell us what you think! Our ultimate goal is to

continue to provide you with the best vendor support in the future.

Thomas Gerblich, cubus AG

cubus RoadmapPlenum, 3:40 - 4:10 pm

What exactly is happening in cubus product development? CTO Thomas Volz gives

an overview of the innovations, improvements and enhancements you can expect

in the near future.

Thomas Volz, cubus AG

Tuesday, March 19

cubus Success Story at Smurfit KappaPlenum, 9:15 - 9:45 am

When Smurfit and Kappa merged end of 2005, they chose EV as the BI tool for the

entire new company Smurfit Kappa. Today, they manage more than 40 different

cubes on top of several data sources like sales, production, health and safety,

sustainability and more.

Christian Foucher, Manager BI & Shared Applications,

Smurfit Kappa Group IS Nederland BV

Keynote: Tomorrow Everything Will Be Different – Where Will the Journey Take Us Next?Plenum, 9:45 - 10:45 am

Change everywhere: World, economy and companies are changing faster and faster.

New requirements, needs and frameworks at every corner. Where is the journey

going? What can we learn from the here and now for the future? What relevance

does our history have if the rules of the game are constantly being rewritten? Frank

Eilers takes us on a journey into the digital age. How does your organization change

and what contribution do you make as an individual?

Frank Eilers, Keynote Speaker & Podcaster

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Tuesday, March 19

What Has the Battle of Waterloo to Do with Successful Controlling?Plenum, 11:15 - 12:00 pm

Despite today‘s advanced analytics capabilities, objective knowledge may well be an

illusion as the world seems to be moving towards increased volatility, uncertainty,

complexity and ambiguity (VUCA). New business models, products and services are

emerging at breakneck speed. Some disappear just as quickly. Others stabilize or

change. This can lead to misinterpretations and wrong decisions. What seemed to

make sense yesterday is obsolete today. In order to deal with such a world, it requires

the acceptance of blurring, the taking of rather small steps with regular corrections,

an open error and feedback culture as well as knowledge of the context.

Jens Ropers, Trainer and Partner, CA Akademie AG

Mini Workshops – Focus on Digital TransformationTrack I, 1:30 - 2:30 pm

The digital transformation, the change process and its impact are a key topic of

this customer day. For this agenda item your opinion is in demand! How do these

changes affect professional life and companies? We want to discuss this with

you in our mini workshops and find possible solutions. In small groups we will

exchange information on given topics, such as VUCA experiences, and record our

findings.

Do you have a topic for a mini workshop that you want to discuss in a group?

Contact Tanja Schuller by phone +49 7032 9451-0 or email: tanja.schuller@cubus.eu.

If at all possible we will try to include your suggestion.

Jens Ropers and cubus Team

Developer CaféTrack II, 1:30 - 2:30 pm

From experts for experts: Meet for a chat over a coffee to talk shop with your

fellow developers from cubus and discuss all the invisible details without which no

application would run.

cubus Team

What‘s New and Coming in CXOTrack I, 2:30 - 3:00 pm

CXO delivers a financial reporting platform with native connections to many

financial sources like Essbase, HFM, SAP BPC and others. Narratives, numbers and

visualizations are presented in user-friendly dashboards with great time to value.

In 2018 CXO presented for the first time at cubus’ customer day. Now we have our

joint first customers – like tobaccoland.

In this presentation we will showcase the enhancements of the latest release and

what is on the roadmap for 2019.

Lars van Meegen, Partner Director

Jean-Pierre Quaedvlieg, Business Development Director

CXO Solutions B.V.

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Abstracts

Tuesday, March 19

cubus outperform Tips & TricksTrack II, 2:30 - 3:00 pm

Anyone who needs to create and maintain applications knows how useful these

little tips and tricks are that you will never find in manuals or the online help. As an

insider, the long-standing team leader of cubus consulting Erich Hettrich can draw

on an enormous wealth of experience, and one thing is certain: His tips have proven

themselves in practice. Take the opportunity to take home many useful suggestions

for your own applications.

Erich Hettrich, cubus AG

Our Journey with EV AnywherePlenum, 3:30 - 4:00 pm

Over the last years, mobile reporting has become more and more important at ZEISS.

In close cooperation with cubus, ZEISS AG had the opportunity to incorporate its

customer perspective into the design of EV Anywhere.

The focus was on improving the usability of reports on mobile devices and

implementing associated functions such as drag-and-drop.

The presentation showcases the final release of EV Anywhere and its current use

at ZEISS as well as the – in ZEISS‘ eyes – ideal mode of cooperation during the

development phase.

Jens Kimmel, Director Corporate Management Reporting, Carl Zeiss Group

Andrew Wakelam, cubus AG

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Frank Eilers

is a graduate in business administration and started the podcast

„Arbeitsphilosophen - The Future of Work“ in 2014. Since then

he has lectured on future topics such as Digital Transformation

and Artificial Intelligence. In the second season of his podcast,

he will focus intensively on our life in the digital world and seek

answers to the questions: How do we want to live? How will we

work in the future?

The terms New Work and Work 4.0 are used more and more frequently and

are now known to a large number of people. Since New Work is more than

just a tie ban and table football, it is time to get into the “real” implementation.

To make this happen he thinks outside the box and talks to entrepreneurs,

thought leaders, scientists, artists and politicians.

Credit: Daniel Mühlebach

Keynote speakers

Jörg Dieckmann

has more than 20 years of experience in finance. The Head of

Controlling and Internal Audit has worked for tobaccoland in

various management roles for over 15 years. Since 2012, he has

also been responsible for the business concept of their BI strategy

and its implementation, in which he has often been involved

himself.

In 2014 tobaccoland won a BARC Award for one of the best BI applications in the

SME segment.

Christian Foucher

is Manager BI & Shared Applications at Smurfit Kappa and

has been with the company for over 30 years. He started as a

developer in the French IT organization (May 1989) and joined

Smurfit European team in June 2001. Today he manages a

team of 10 people spread over 4 different countries, 6 different

locations, working on 3 pools (BI, CRM, Shared Applications).

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Erich Hettrich

has been working in cubus consulting since 1995. Beside IT

and technology know-how, profound knowledge of the cubus

products and the leading OLAP systems on the market, the

state-certified computer scientist (ADV) has excellent industry

knowledge. In the course of his consulting activities, he has

proven his skills as a competent contact and project manager in

numerous projects. Together with his team colleagues, he has,

for example, successfully implemented a group-wide reporting application in

the field of optics and optoelectronics, a worldwide financial planning solution

in the area of automatic test equipment and a management cockpit for an

energy supplier.

Jens Kimmel

is Director ZEISS Corporate Management Reporting and has over

20 years of experience in accounting, consolidation, reporting

and project management. Before joining ZEISS AG 7 years ago,

he spent 13 years in various management positions at IBM.

Thomas Gerblich

has worked as a development and support specialist on

numerous national and international projects, which have

taken him to Cape Town, the USA and Canada. In this role he

is mainly responsible for technology and infrastructure, e.g.

for the installation and migration of cubus outperform PM and

EV. Thomas Gerblich joined cubus in 2004 and trained as an IT

specialist in application development. He then moved to the

Support and Consulting division.

Jan Glaesser

has been team leader - BI Financials & HR at Knorr-Bremse since

2012. Previously, he held various positions in IT, where he has

worked since 2000.

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Steve Pankrath

has been a BI analyst at Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten GmbH

since 2017 and is responsible for the operation, maintenance and

further development of reporting and controlling systems. After a

dual study of Applied Computer Science at the DHBW Mannheim

(B. Sc.) he joined Lufthansa AirPlus Servicekarten in 2011. There

he first worked as a transaction entry assistant and then switched

to second level support as application manager for operations

pre-accounting systems.

Jean-Pierre Quaedvlieg

joined CXO Software as Sales & Marketing Director in January

2008 after working for Hyperion/Oracle in the Netherlands for

7 years. At Hyperion/Oracle he successfully worked together with

large Hyperion customers understanding and solving their EPM

related challenges. When joining CXO Software his objectives

remained the same as CXO Software solves the well-known

reporting challenges within those same large customers he worked

with before.

Harald Matzke

is one of the cubus founders. As CEO he has been in charge of

finance, business development, sales and marketing since 1993.

Harald started his career at Hewlett Packard Germany where he

was responsible for decision support and executive information

systems. He holds a master’s degree in computer science and

business administration from Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative

State University Stuttgart (Duale Hochschule Baden-Wuerttem-

berg Stuttgart, DHBW Stuttgart).

Lars van Meegen

is the latest business development hire for CXO. Started 8 years

ago as business consultant in the IBM Cognos ecosystem, Lars

has hands-on experience with BI and Performance management

tools most recently Anaplan. During the years Lars transitioned

to commercial roles and currently is acting as Partner Director for

CXO.

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Andrew Wakelam

studied at Staffordshire University, UK, before moving to Germany

in 2007. Andrew started working for cubus as a software engineer

and took over the product manager role in 2015. Andrew has over

11 years experience with different OLAP technologies from Oracle,

IBM, and Microsoft, and is passionate about improving cubus

software.

Lars Wutzler

works at Knorr-Bremse as Business Process & Application

Consultant BI-Microsoft. After studying business administration

at Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences, he joined mSE

GmbH - Management-Solutions & System-Engineering in 2003

as a Process Consultant before switching to Knorr-Bremse in 2011.

Jens Ropers

is responsible for the topic “Information Management“ and

the qualification path “Change Agent“ at CA Akademie. As a

trainer, he leads seminars in the CA Akademie training program

on reporting and performance measurement systems as well

as process control and optimization. He is also active in the

training series for “non-controllers”. In addition to teaching

methodological competence, he lectures on communication,

presentation and moderation. He also supports companies in the

implementation of change processes through workshops, consulting and tailor-

made seminars. Prior to joining CA Akademie AG, the graduate in business

administration worked for Daimler AG in various management positions.

Thomas Volz

is a board member and co-founder of cubus AG in Germany. As

Chief Technology Officer he has been responsible for product

development as well as the support and consulting team since

1993. Until the graduate computer scientist (University of

Karlsruhe) decided to found cubus, he worked as a software

developer at Hewlett Packard GmbH.

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Directions

By Car:

From the South take the A9 in the

direction of Ingol stadt/ Nürn berg/

Berlin; from the North take the

A9 in the direction of Munich. Exit

the A9 at junction Allers hausen

(67) and follow the signs to the

left in the direction of Hohen kam-

mer. Leave the round about at the

second exit and follow the road, via

Egl hausen, to Hohen kam mer. At

the end of the road, at Hohen kam-

mer, turn right onto the B13 in the

direction of Ingol stadt. Follow the

main road past the church and then

turn left onto Peters hau ser Straße.

You will reach Schloss straße on the right after 100 metres. Parking spaces are

located directly after the bridge on your left.

Schloss Hohenkammer is a seminar and

hotel complex with its very own organic

farming estate located north of Munich.

When Schloss Hohen kam mer underwent

an ex ten sive re stora tion in 2003, those

re spon si ble decided that it was not enough

to create a modern sem i nar centre. They

wanted to re-establish the century-old

eco nomic-eco log i cal unity of the castle and

the farming estate. The two do not only belong together his tor i cally, but they are

also closely intercon nected as pro ducer and cus tomer and as en ergy sup plier and

con sumer. The principle of sus tain abil ity rules – vis i tors can lit er ally taste it.

Address

Schloss Hohenkammer GmbH

Schlossstraße 18 – 25

85411 Hohenkammer

Phone: +49 8137 93 40

Fax: +49 8137 93 43 90

mail@schlosshohenkammer.de

www.schlosshohenkammer.de

Schloss Hohenkammer near Munich

Schloss Hohenkammer lies off the beaten track, yet is still easy to reach: by car, train or plane.

By car — arriving from North and South From the South take the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin; from the North take the A9 in the direction of Munich. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen (67) and follow the signs to the left in the direction of Hohenkammer. Leave the roundabout at the second exit and follow the road, via Eglhausen, to Hohenkammer. At the end of the road, at Hohenkammer, turn right onto the B13 in the direction of Ingolstadt. Follow the main road past the church and then turn left onto Petershauser Straße. You will reach Schlossstraße on the right after 100 metres. Parking spaces are located directly after the bridge on your left.

By car — arriving from the airport Leave the airport and get onto the A92 in the direction of Eching/Munich. Change over to the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin at the motorway intersection Neufahrn. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen (67) and follow the above directions.

By train Take the suburban rail, S2, from Munich’s Central Station in the direction of Ingolstadt and get off at Petershausen. Schloss Hohenkammer is just a few kilometres from Petershausen and easy to reach by taxi.

All our guests have the op por tun­ity to travel from all places nation­wide for the price of 99 Euros. You will find the booking details on our website under „Directions“.

Please note that there are no taxis waiting at the Petershausen station!

Taxi reservations

Gogreen Limousine GmbH Phone +49 (0)172 77 61 288 (economically priced and driven in a Tesla!)

or call our reception Phone +49 (0)8137 93 40

By taxi The taxi ride from Munich’s Central Station to Hohenkammer costs approximately 85 Euros, which is what visitors should also calculate for a trip from the airport.

Augsburg

A 8 from Stuttgart

Petershausen Suburban rail station

Hohenkammer

A 96 from Lindau

A 8 from Salzburg

A 94 from Riem/Messe

A 99

A 92 from Landshut

Airport

A 92 Exit Unterschleiß-heim

B 13

A 9 Exit Allershausen

Freising

A 9 from Nürnberg

A 93 from Regensburg

Ingolstadt

Intersection Neufahrn

Munich

A 95 from Garmisch­ Partenkirchen

Schloss Hohenkammer GmbH Schlossstrasse 18–25 85411 Hohenkammer, Germany Phone +49 (0)8137 93 40 Fax +49 (0)8137 93 43 90 mail@schlosshohenkammer.de www.schlosshohenkammer.de

Schloss Hohenkammer Directions

Source: Schloss Hohenkammer

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Schloss Hohenkammer Site plan

50 m

Castle

EG (Ground floor) Klausur 1 + 2 Großes Gewölbe Zirbelstube Camers Schloss- restaurant Camers Stüberl

1. OG (First floor) Klausur 3 – 5 Kleines Gewölbe Kapelle Thalhausen Scagliolazimmer Stuckzimmer Schloßsaal

2. OG (Second floor) Wappenzimmer Reichertshausen Barockzimmer Klausur 6 + 7 Turmzimmer Weihenstephan Kammerberg

3. OG (Third floor) Petersberg Tandern

Hotel Reception Rooms Wellness, sauna and fitness Garden Patio

Gutshof Gutshof-Restaurant Gutshof-Saal Multimedia Benonia, B1–B3 Kaminzimmer Gutshof-Atrium Gutshof-Foyer Rooms

Altes Försterhaus Durchblick Glonnblick Rooms

Baronessvilla Werkstatt für Neues

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Gastronomy Camers Schlossrestaurant Gutshof-Restaurant Cotta-Saal, Cotta-Bar Biergarten am Schlosspark Remise Alte Galerie Haslangkeller Eventhalle Football pitch Boules pit Schlosspark Children’s playground Parking spaces

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Schloss Hohenkammer GmbH Schlossstrasse 18–25 85411 Hohenkammer, Germany Phone +49 (0)8137 93 40 Fax +49 (0)8137 93 43 90 mail@schlosshohenkammer.de www.schlosshohenkammer.de

By Plane

The closest airport is Munich (MUC). Taking a taxi is the easiest way to get to

Hohenkammer (one-way fare approx. 85 EUR).

When you have rented a car, leave the airport and get onto the A92 in the

direction of Eching/ Munich. Change over to the A9 in the direction of Ingol stadt/

Nürn berg/ Berlin at the motor way inter section Neu fahrn. Exit the A9 at junction

Allers hausen (67) and follow the “By Car” directions on the previous page.

By Train

Take the suburban train, S2, from Munich’s Central Station to Ingol stadt and

get off at Peters hausen. Schloss Hohen kam mer is just a few kilometres from

Petershausen and easy to reach by taxi.

All guests of Schloss Hohenkammer can travel by train to the hotel from anywhere

in Germany for 99 EUR only. Please check out the directions section of the Schloss

website for details.

Please note that Petershausen station has no regular taxi service.

You can book a taxi by contacting

Gogreen Limousine, phone: +49 172 77 61 288

(economically priced and driven in a Tesla)

or via the hotel reception, phone: +49 8137 93 40

Site Map Schloss Hohenkammer

Location

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Maybe you know the Highland Games? Where dashing men in tartan skirts

throw tree trunks and pull each other into the mud while tugging? Well, our

Bavarian Olympics won’t be that extreme, but you’ll be asked to leave

your comfort zone, which might not be such a bad idea after being

confined to a conference room all day. In our “competition” muscle

power is not all you need to win, you also require skill, coordination, dexterity,

creativity, the right technique and of course teamwork. In any case, you will be

breaking new ground and doing things that you probably have never done before.

Our olympic program features a “Bavarian Oktathlon”, a multi-discipline

competition that will be fought out at different stations. The results of the teams

will be documented at each station and it all ends – as it should be – with an

award ceremony including certificates. We wish you a lot of fun and good luck.

Let’s go! Or to say it in Bavarian: “Pack mas!”

To register online please click here

At the Schloss Hohenkammer hotel, a contingent of rooms is available for you

until February 7, 2019.

Single room incl. breakfast, Plus category = 120 EUR, Exklusiv category = 134 EUR.

Please note: The conference hotel is fully booked except for this contingent reserved

for cubus. So don‘t hesitate too long if you want to stay there.

Under the keyword “cubus” we have reserved another set of rooms in the following

nearby hotels:

Hotel Waldcafe – available until March 1, 2019

in Niernsdorf, distance to conference hotel approx. 1.5 km

Email: info@hotel-waldcafe.de

Phone: +49 8137 939 912

Hotel Zum Fuchswirt – available until February 10, 2019

in Allershausen, distance to conference hotel approx. 7 km

Email: mail@fuchswirt.de

Phone: + 49 8166 991 990

You will find a list of further accommodation options on the registration page.

In case of questions please contact Tanja Schuller by phone +49 7032 9451-0 or by

email tanja.schuller@cubus.eu.

Bavarian Olympics

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