The Transformation of Manufacturing, Session 3 - Feb. 16
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The Transformation of Manufacturing, Session 3 - Feb. 16
Date:
February 16, 2022
Time:
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM CST
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Event Description:
The Transformation of Manufacturing, Session 3 - Middle TN
Location: TCAT Smyrna/Nissan Training Facility, 663 Ken Pilkerton Drive, Smyrna, TN
The manufacturing industry in North America is undergoing its fourth evolution into a high-technology, digitalized, and data-driven industry. This Industry 4.0 period began long before the COVID-19 pandemic affected global society at all levels but has been accelerated in response to many of the challenges associated with this pandemic. In this 3 part series, we examine and explore the current manufacturing industry in North America and the challenges and opportunities it faces as adoption of Industry 4.0 thinking, tools, standards, and processes becomes more widespread.
Session 3: Achieving Industry 4.0 Organizational Success
Shifting attention to why and how Industry 4.0 makes “smart manufacturing” possible, we examine the evolution of manufacturing from Industry 1.0 to the anticipated Industry 5.0 and the ways in which Industry 4.0 is affecting manufacturing organizations of all forms. The digitalization and associated technologies of Industry 4.0 will positively affect design and manufacturing processes, and ultimately increase productivity and efficiency for organizations that are able to make this transition. The core Industry 4.0 elements that make “smart factories” possible can change the very nature of how manufacturing companies communicate with and meet the needs of their customers. Explore the anticipated return on investment associated with taking steps to prepare for and address the workforce-related impacts of Industry 4.0, and important future considerations that will hopefully guide manufacturing organization leaders to make better decisions in their own organizations.
Additional Sessions:
February 2nd - Session 1: Workforce Dynamics and Industry Trends
Jackson Chamber, Jackson, TN
February 9th - Session 2: Industry 4.0 Impact on the Worker
Smart Factory Institute, Chattanooga, TN
Each session builds on the prior session. In-person and virtual attendance options available for all sessions. Join us in-person at your local session and virtually for the other two sessions!
All Sessions Presented by:
Location: TCAT Smyrna/Nissan Training Facility, 663 Ken Pilkerton Drive, Smyrna, TN
The manufacturing industry in North America is undergoing its fourth evolution into a high-technology, digitalized, and data-driven industry. This Industry 4.0 period began long before the COVID-19 pandemic affected global society at all levels but has been accelerated in response to many of the challenges associated with this pandemic. In this 3 part series, we examine and explore the current manufacturing industry in North America and the challenges and opportunities it faces as adoption of Industry 4.0 thinking, tools, standards, and processes becomes more widespread.
Session 3: Achieving Industry 4.0 Organizational Success
Shifting attention to why and how Industry 4.0 makes “smart manufacturing” possible, we examine the evolution of manufacturing from Industry 1.0 to the anticipated Industry 5.0 and the ways in which Industry 4.0 is affecting manufacturing organizations of all forms. The digitalization and associated technologies of Industry 4.0 will positively affect design and manufacturing processes, and ultimately increase productivity and efficiency for organizations that are able to make this transition. The core Industry 4.0 elements that make “smart factories” possible can change the very nature of how manufacturing companies communicate with and meet the needs of their customers. Explore the anticipated return on investment associated with taking steps to prepare for and address the workforce-related impacts of Industry 4.0, and important future considerations that will hopefully guide manufacturing organization leaders to make better decisions in their own organizations.
Additional Sessions:
February 2nd - Session 1: Workforce Dynamics and Industry Trends
Jackson Chamber, Jackson, TN
February 9th - Session 2: Industry 4.0 Impact on the Worker
Smart Factory Institute, Chattanooga, TN
Each session builds on the prior session. In-person and virtual attendance options available for all sessions. Join us in-person at your local session and virtually for the other two sessions!
All Sessions Presented by:
- Mary Beth Hudson, Executive Director Smart Factory Institute, Peak Performance
- Denise Rice, President & CEO, Peak Performance
- Dr. Chris Cunningham, UC Foundation Professor of Psychology, University of TN Chattanooga
