"The Future of Manufacturing" panel on February 28.

4/11/2018

On February 28, AAGEF Ontario hosted an event at PwC Canada's offices in Toronto. This was the second in our Industry 4.0 series. After our inaugural and popular panel on Artificial Intelligence in spring 2017, this panel focused on The Future of Manufacturing. The event attracted ~80 guests. Topics covered included Smart Factories, Advanced Materials, Advanced Robotics, Open-Source Design... and more... with panelists hailing from Toronto, Montreal and Quebec:

David Gibson | Director, Industrial Products | PwC Canada (Moderator)
Shalabh Bakshi | Director, Digital Enterprise | Siemens
Amira Boutouchent | Co-founder & CEO | Bridgr
Adnan Chaudhry | VP | Mitsubishi Electric
Mitch Debora | Co-Founder & CEO | Mosaic Manufacturing
Etienne Lacroix | Founder & CEO | Vention

Great event. Thank you Meaghan ( our HEC Paris Manager) for organizing with Di ( our MInes Paris Manager ) and thank you to PwC for hosting in their magnificent offices . Photos below

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Jim Thomas link

5/18/2023 10:22:16 pm

I recently visited your blog and read your post titled "The Future of Manufacturing Panel on February 28," and I wanted to express my appreciation for organizing such an informative and timely event. The discussion surrounding the future of manufacturing is crucial, and I commend your organization for providing a platform to explore this topic.

The choice of hosting a panel discussion to delve into the future of manufacturing demonstrates your commitment to fostering dialogue and knowledge-sharing among industry professionals. Panels offer a unique opportunity to bring together diverse perspectives and expertise, providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

I was particularly intrigued by the focus on technological advancements and their impact on the manufacturing sector. Given the rapid pace of technological innovation, it is essential to stay informed about the latest developments and their potential implications. By convening a panel of experts to share their insights and predictions, you offer valuable guidance for individuals and organizations navigating the evolving landscape of manufacturing.

The inclusion of topics such as automation, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), and sustainable practices demonstrates your dedication to exploring key drivers of change in the manufacturing industry. These areas hold significant potential to revolutionize manufacturing processes, increase efficiency, and address environmental concerns. By shedding light on these subjects, you empower attendees to adapt and embrace emerging technologies and sustainable practices in their manufacturing operations.

I appreciate the opportunity you provide for attendees to engage in the discussion through question-and-answer sessions. The interactive nature of panel discussions allows participants to seek clarifications, share their perspectives, and learn from the collective wisdom of the panelists and fellow attendees.

"The Future of Manufacturing" panel on February 28.

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