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In the time characterised by high volatility, complexity and high technology developments, digitalisation of the supply chain is an elusive goal – always on the horizon but slow to actualise. For many traditional industries, digital supply chain transformation is still an unknown part of an overall business innovation, the perception is both that a digital supply chain is inevitable, but also that the required inputs are very high. But in today’s globalised world, the company’s success is no longer dependent on its efforts and investments alone. Today,
In the time characterised by high volatility, complexity and high technology developments, digitalisation of the supply chain is an elusive goal – always on the horizon but slow to actualise. For many traditional industries, digital supply chain transformation is still an unknown part of an overall business innovation, the perception is both that a digital supply chain is inevitable, but also that the required inputs are very high. But in today’s globalised world, the company’s success is no longer dependent on its efforts and investments alone. Today,
In the time characterised by high volatility, complexity and high technology developments, digitalisation of the supply chain is an elusive goal – always on the horizon but slow to actualise. For many traditional industries, digital supply chain transformation is still an unknown part of an overall business innovation, the perception is both that a digital supply chain is inevitable, but also that the required inputs are very high. But in today’s globalised world, the company’s success is no longer dependent on its efforts and investments alone. Today,
Thu, 8 October 2020, 10:00 – 11:30 BST
A virtual business pitching event for companies operating in the digital manufacturing sector.
About this Event
Sci-Tech Daresbury, LCR4 START and Made Smarter UK will be co-hosting a virtual business pitching event for companies operating in the digital manufacturing sector.
The event is not only a great opportunity for companies to promote your capabilities, expertise or needs to the digital manufacturing community, but also to give you the chance to hear about the latest technologies, innovations,
From 9am (UK time)
This event is specifically to support the manufacturing sector. Organisations actively involved in Science & Manufacturing are encouraged to come to this free and informative event.
Agenda
9.00am - Registration
9.15am - Introduction & Welcome to Halton's Science & Manufacturing Cluster
9.20am - Surviving the New Normal
9:40am - Update on the Governments latest position
10:00am - Breakout Room Discussion & Networking
10.15am - Feedback to the Group
10:30am - Meeting close
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