Industry 4.0 - is the fourth industrial revolution defining social, industrial and technological changes caused by digital transformation of industry and services. It integrates people and digitally controlled machines with the Internet and technologies. New technologies and processes influence the transformation and functioning of the economy, companies, and job positions. Thanks to modern solutions, companies can more accurately adapt their activities to customer expectations while achieving lower costs, high quality and increased efficiency.
Based on the practical experience of EITT Sp. z o.o. experts and numerous conversations with clients, we are launching a series of webinars dedicated to the Industry of the Future.
On May 29, 2020 at 10:00, we invite you to the first online meeting entitled “Where to start? Digital transformation is not as bad as they write about it”.
The webinar is aimed at: directors, managers, supervisors of manufacturing and service companies, especially the SME sector.
During the meeting, we will try to show where to start the digital transformation process, what to pay attention to, where to seek help. We will discuss the costs associated with digital transformation and show that these costs don’t have to be large at all. We will also talk about what to do now in this difficult period and why starting the digitization process is so important. The webinar includes not only an interesting expert presentation supported by examples and observations, but also invites participants to discuss and consider solutions supporting their organizations.
The meeting will be led by: Marcin Otrebski, who has been dealing with the broad area of Industry 4.0 for 3 years. He is both a practitioner and an enthusiast of modern technologies. He specializes in enterprise management systems (ERP, WMS, MES, SCADA, PDM, DMS, supply chain and warehouse process automation (RFID, Beacons), IIoT.
Agenda:
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Digital Transformation
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Tools that will help check what stage of maturity the Organization is at
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Who is the I4.0 Leader
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How to start the Digital Transformation process at no cost
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Industry 4.0 and why is it important for businesses?
Industry 4.0 refers to the fourth industrial revolution, which integrates digital technologies such as IoT, AI, and automation with traditional manufacturing and service processes. It is important because it enables companies to better adapt their operations to customer expectations while achieving lower costs, higher quality, and increased efficiency, making them more competitive in the modern marketplace.
Is digital transformation only relevant for large enterprises?
No, digital transformation is equally relevant and often more accessible for small and medium-sized enterprises. The costs of starting the digitization process do not have to be large, and many initial steps can be taken with minimal investment. SMEs can often implement changes more quickly due to their smaller scale and greater organizational agility.
Where should a company begin its digital transformation journey?
The first step is assessing the current stage of digital maturity using established diagnostic tools. From there, organizations should identify specific areas where digitization can deliver the most immediate value, such as automating repetitive processes or improving data collection. Starting with small, manageable projects builds confidence and demonstrates tangible benefits before scaling up.
How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected the urgency of Industry 4.0 adoption?
The pandemic dramatically accelerated the need for digital transformation across all sectors by exposing vulnerabilities in traditional business models. Companies that had already invested in digital capabilities were better able to adapt to remote work, supply chain disruptions, and rapidly changing customer behaviors, reinforcing the strategic importance of embracing Industry 4.0 principles.