MANUFACTURING DIGITALISATION SUMMIT

5-6 June – the NEC, Birmingham

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ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY, EFFICIENCY AND SUSTAINABILITY

Manufacturing Digitalisation Summit, brought to you by The Manufacturer, is a two-day event at the NEC, Birmingham on 5-6 June focussing on the application of digital technologies to enhance the processes, efficiencies, and outcomes of the manufacturing industry, including all that entails in terms of automation, digital transformation, supply chain and people and skills. 

Now in its fourth year, the event provides an opportunity for industry leaders to come together to discuss how digital technologies and processes (such as IT/OT convergence, AI, machine learning, IoT, 5G, digital twins, automation, and advanced analytics) can improve their competitiveness and profitability, whilst satisfying ESG commitments. 

 

This summit is part of   

See the Roundtable Discussion format in action at last year’s Manufacturing Digitalisation Summit.

Manufacturing Digitalisation Summit is taking place alongside Smart Manufacturing and Engineering Week which includes the Smart Factory, Design and Engineering, Drives & Controls and Maintec Expos. Delegates will be able to attend all four exhibitions post-summit on both days.  

200

Delegates

25

Speakers

20

Key Topics

9

Sponsors

8

Keynotes

2

Panel Debates

IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM EVERY INDUSTRY…

Manufacturing Digitalisation Summit is designed for the UK’s largest defence, aerospace, automotive, machinery, pharmaceutical, chemical, food and drink, FMCG and electronics manufacturers. The cross-pollination of ideas between industries in the sector often generate the biggest knowledge gains for attendees. 

This event serves as a platform to explore industry best practices, offering tailored sessions to assist manufacturing leaders in crafting a robust digitalisation strategy that addresses organisational, operational, and cultural shifts. 

The Summit maintains its award-winning format, comprising 60% discussion sessions and 40% plenary. This deliberate balance ensures optimal peer-to-peer knowledge exchange – the primary reason manufacturers come back each year. 

 

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