Forum on Technological Innovation and Strategic Manufacturing for Industrial Growth

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Published on 13/08/2024 at 15:32

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Strategic Manufacturing Forum Will Be in São Paulo, August 26 and 27, 2024, Addressing AI, Digital Transformation, Human Intelligence, Sustainability, and Competitiveness.

The upcoming event in São Paulo will address strategic manufacturing, highlighting the use of artificial intelligence, predictive models, and analytical processes. This forum will take place on August 26 and 27, gathering over 50 experts in various parallel sessions to discuss strengthening the national industrial base. Digitalization and the importance of people in this process will be central themes of the meeting, promising in-depth conversations about the future of the sector.

In the debates, strategic manufacturing will be analyzed from different perspectives, including sustainability and competitiveness. Furthermore, the relationship between strategic production and strategic manufacturing will be explored to optimize efficiency and innovation in the industry. This forum represents a vital opportunity for companies and professionals who wish to stay updated on best practices and emerging technologies in the field of manufacturing.

Brazilian Industry in Focus: 8th Manufacturing Forum

Further boosting the Brazilian industry, the 8th Manufacturing Forum, one of the most important events in the sector, will take place in São Paulo on August 26 and 27, 2024, at the Novotel São Paulo Center Norte.

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Strategic Production and Manufacturing: Shaping New Paradigms

Célia Queiroz also points out that the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), predictive and analytical models, along with the appreciation of human capital, is establishing new paradigms for strategic production. These innovations offer unprecedented opportunities for growth and innovation in the sector.

The event will feature presentations of real cases and debates focused on operational excellence, digital transformation, new technologies, analytics, leadership and training, ESG and sustainability, among other crucial topics. These discussions will be led by industries that are national and international references.

Vision of Production, Industry 4.0, and Competitiveness

Additionally, there will be presentations on the vision of production and business by companies, academic institutions, and government entities. The forum expects to welcome around 400 congress participants, over 50 speakers, and will have three simultaneous sessions, increasing by one the number of sessions compared to the previous edition.

One of the international lectures will be delivered by Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Schmitz, Senior Manager of the Industrie 4.0 Maturity Center from Germany. He will address how to evaluate the implementation of Industry 4.0, highlighting the more than 250 European companies that enhanced their competitiveness through the organizational maturity project for digitalization.

Strategies for the Brazilian Industry: Challenges and Innovations

The discussion on the economic, commercial, and geopolitical landscape for the next five years will be enriched by the participation of prominent leaders in strategic manufacturing, such as José Velloso Dias Cardoso, Executive President of ABIMAQ – Brazilian Association of Machinery and Equipment Industry. He will emphasize the importance of launching the New Industry Brazil program (NIB), which aims to strengthen the industrial sector through six strategic missions focused on boosting industrial competitiveness and sustainability.

To address these and other vital topics for the advancement of industry in Brazil, the 8th Manufacturing Forum will bring together executives from various segments such as consumer goods, aerospace, automotive, food, pharmaceutical, textile, machinery, and equipment, in addition to transformation and process industries.

Sponsors and Supporters: Essential Collaborators

The event will also feature renowned sponsors such as Beckhoff, Tetra Pak, Tivit, Dassault Systemes, Compass Uol, Porsche Consulting, Veolia, Westcon, Sick, Tractian, Cogtive, Efeso, Venturus, Vockan, St-One, Aplicativos Initiative, Comprint, Labsoft, Drausuisse, and Vesuvius.

In addition, important entities support the event, such as the Brazilian Association of Machinery and Equipment Importers (ABIMEI), Brazilian Aluminum Association (ABAL), Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association (ABIT), Brazilian Glass Industry Association (ABIVIDRO), Brazilian Association of Automotive and Industrial Filters and their Systems (ABRAFILTROS), Brazilian Electrical and Electronics Industry Association (ABINEE), and Brazilian Machine and Equipment Industry Association (ABIMAQ).

Dialogia: A Center of Excellence in Information and Relationships

About Dialogia, it is a reference as an information and market relations center since 2007. Its mission is to provide knowledge and deepen the organizations’ relationships with the market and its various audiences, promoting benchmarking and networking among executives, entrepreneurs, and academics.

To achieve this goal, Dialogia organizes seminar programs, forums, congresses, and other highly relevant events. It conducts research to identify topics of high interest from the involved segments, ensuring the promotion of events with the participation of the main market players.

Source: Zulmira Felicio

Forum on Technological Innovation and Strategic Manufacturing for Industrial Growth

Strategic Manufacturing Forum Will Be in São Paulo, August 26 and 27, 2024, Addressing AI, Digital Transformation, Human Intelligence, Sustainability, and Competitiveness.

Brazilian Industry in Focus: 8th Manufacturing Forum

Strategic Production and Manufacturing: Shaping New Paradigms

Vision of Production, Industry 4.0, and Competitiveness

Strategies for the Brazilian Industry: Challenges and Innovations

Sponsors and Supporters: Essential Collaborators

Dialogia: A Center of Excellence in Information and Relationships

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