IMA Digital Appointments
An increasingly virtual October with IMA Group’s scheduled digital appointments. Discover the presentations dedicated to the world of digital manufacturing powered by IMA Digital and be part of the digital revolution.
OCTOBER 28-29, 2021
20TH ILIAS CONFERENCE
Venue: online
Today’s pandemic situation has contributed to accelerate the implementation and development of digital platforms particularly in the industrial field. In order to share its experience, with a focus on education and training, IMA Group – through its Open Cons partners – will speak during the 20th ILIAS International Conference.
During the dedicated speech (A difficult challenge won by choosing ILIAS – Friday, October 29, 2021, 11.30 – 13.00) we will talk about how e-learning platforms can be an effective and versatile tool to train employees and partners in a structured way, increasing their skills and monitoring at the same time the career path of each user.
OCTOBER 12th, 2021 | 09:30 am-12:30 pm
CONFERENCE “THE DIGITAL INDUSTRY IN A CHANGING WORLD”.
Venue: Politecnico of Milano – Aula Magna Carassa Dadda and Online Streaming
IMA Digital will take part in the Conference for the presentation of the results of the Research 2020/21 of the Industry 4.0 Transition Observatory, at the Politecnico of Milano. The event aims to provide empirical evidence and interpretative models on these issues, to support the companies’ restart.
During the event, the IMA Group with the speech held by Martina Stefanon – IMA Digital Business Development Manager, will share the latest developments and technological steps forward in the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning matters, to make the production environment more and more digital, controlled and secure.
A concrete result, which started with the Digital Transformation process – in the form of investments in technological solutions – that today is materialized in Revenues and focuses on Customer Satisfaction, as a unit to measure the efforts made in producing digital solutions and services. These are central themes in the accelerated process of servitization that today involves production sectors and business relationships.
