Context Setting

The global supply chain is still experiencing high levels of disruption, and many manufacturing companies have halted their production completely, while some have seen greatly reduced demand. In the Industry 4.0 pre-crisis environment, businesses had been more focused on experiencing the benefits of competitive advantage, cost reduction, productivity, sustainability, and innovation.

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed significant shortfalls in digital transformations undertaken by organisations, and exposed us to persistent operational inefficiencies, coupled with unpredictability of consumer demand. Most companies are still not as data-driven, customer-oriented, and agile as they should be. The once ‘good to have’ digital capabilities which would have served as differentiators are now a ‘must have’; they are no longer a choice but a necessity to give companies the agility and resilience to efficiently manage suppliers, optimise operations and better serve customers.

CII Naoroji Godrej Centre of Manufacturing Excellence (CII CME) is organising a virtual 6-day Awareness and Learning Workshop on Industry 4.0 and Towards Digital Transformation from 15 – 22 December 2020.

 

Objective

Creating awareness about Smart Manufacturing and I4.0

Understanding the core elements and technologies of Industry 4.0 and key opportunities

Planning move towards digital transformation – from old to new

Understanding the benefits that companies will accrue due to adoption of latest technologies

Exploring the challenges that are likely to emerge during the process

Understanding the benefits that companies will accrue due to adoption of latest technologies 

Exploring the challenges that are likely to emerge during the process 

Key Takeaways

Access to knowledge, training and state-of-the-art information

Building an Ecosystem – Role of Sensors and Big Data

Participation Fees

Faculty

Who Should Attend / Target Audience

Venue

Online - Microsoft Teams Platform

Coordinator