Connect your production to the future

French company ASF 4.0 is reshaping the future of sports shoe manufacturing. With automation and digitalization, they've built a smart factory in France.

At Masco Group Automation, quality is essential but costly. Standardization is the solution.

Bayer introduced a new manufacturing execution system (MES) and automation during running operations to ensure that the location remains competitive over the long term.

Manufacturing remains fundamentally physical: software automation enhances hardware, it doesn’t replace it. True gains rely on real-world data, safe execution, and human-machine interaction. Rainer Brehm returns to discuss.

In volatile markets, process industries must shift from pure efficiency to adaptability. Powered by software-defined automation, Digital Twins, and AI, flexible operations ensure long-term resilience and competitive advantage.

Explore the role of AI agents, data fabrics and physical AI in the future of industry while sharing practical insights on where companies can start today.

As a Digital Enterprise, you can combine the real and digital worlds to unlock the full power of data and seamlessly integrate and digitalize the entire product and production lifecycles, including supply chains.