Scotland Manufacturing and Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition Returns This Month
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The two-day event which will include a wide range of speakers and exhibitors from across the sector is set to highlight the key trends and challenges facing the Scottish industry.
Following a successful run with the Belfast and Dublin shows earlier this year, Colin Murphy, Managing Director of Premier Publishing & Events, said: “The conference promises a dynamic program with free workshops, keynote speakers, and a diverse array of exhibitors showcasing the latest technological solutions and business services.
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Hide Ad“This event is a golden opportunity for anyone involved in the manufacturing industry to gain valuable insights, make meaningful connections, and discover cutting edge advancements that are shaping the future.”
Sponsored by Scottish Engineering, the industry membership and representative body for manufacturing and engineering, the event will cover various themes including 3D Printing, Digital Manufacturing, Lean & Continuous Improvement, Robotics & Automation, Research & Development, Precision Engineering, Sustainability, Procurement, Exports and much more.
An line-up of manufacturing leaders, academics and government agencies will deliver a blend of keynote addresses and debates, with the full programme to be announced over the coming weeks.
The Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition will act as a national platform, bringing together key stakeholders from across the entire manufacturing landscape.
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Speaking on the variation that will be brought together under one roof, Colin Murphy said: “We are delighted to be in Glasgow for the 3rd Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition. The event will be held over 2 days for the first time due to the overwhelming support form the manufacturing community in Scotland and the north of England.
“The speaker and exhibitor line up is the most exciting we have created since the event launched three years ago. I would like to thank Scottish Engineering in particular for their continued support in developing this event into a world class experience.”
Once boasting the most sophisticated shipbuilding industry in the world, the manufacturing sector in Scotland has changed rapidly in recent years and, following a period of sharp decline in the 1980s and 1990s, it has now been regenerated and successfully diversified.
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The Scottish manufacturing industry continues to navigate the challenges brought on by the digital revolution and Industry 4.0. These disruptive forces are creating both hurdles and opportunities for manufacturers and their supply chains, requiring them to adapt by integrating new technologies and upskilling their workforce.
In recent years, innovative technologies and approaches have led to significant improvements in organisational processes, and the Conference & Exhibition will provide a valuable platform to showcase these advancements to industry professionals.
Registration for the 2024 Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition on October 23 and 24 at SEC, Glasgow is free. Tickets are available from manufacturingexposcotland.com/register
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