24th June 2021

Sustainability in Motion

The biggest contributors of Carbon emissions worldwide are the industrial sectors that produce materials. Today, industries across the globe are faced with lower and lower targets for CO2 emissions, in a bid to stop the climate crisis in its tracks.

Will explore how manufacturers can incorporate sustainable digitalisation into their core operations while retaining a full 360 degree view on their manufacturing plants.

Rebuilding Bricks and Mortar

As COVID-19 rapidly forced consumers to change their shopping habits, many retailers have had to redefine their business models in order to adapt. As customers become increasingly accustomed to online shopping, the role of bricks and mortar has been called into question.

Join Miya Knights to find out how well thought out omnichannel experiences can carry retailers through this crisis and out the other side with a more data-driven relationship to customers

How to Build a Culture of Innovation

When we think about innovation in manufacturing, it’s easy to point to the newest cutting-edge tech. But the fact is that innovation starts with people.

Join Sean Culey to find out more about the manufacturing innovators leading the way, and the role of company culture in supporting sustainable and successful innovations.

The Biggest Risks and Opportunities In Manufacturing

Join us and Junuz Jakupovic, Director for the Manufacturing sector at Network Science where we will look at how Digital Transformation is revolutionising the manufacturing sector. This workshop aims to dissect the biggest risks and opportunities for manufacturers in 2021, and explain how your digital strategy should account for these to be competitive on a global scale.

AI & Machine Learning and the Importance of Data

As technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital twins develop in the supply chain, the importance of data quality has never been more important.

Join Dave Manning who will draw on more than 30 years’ experience as a thought leading supply chain consultant to discuss common pitfalls that undermine data quality.

Opportunity for Personalization

The pandemic has accelerated adoption of and dependency on digital channels for retailers of all shapes and sizes. Lockdown rendered traditional physical and experiential channels redundant as customers migrated to digital channels out of necessity.

With our panel of customer experience experts, where we’ll discuss how retailers can consistently provide value to their customers regardless of channel.