|
WHAT FUTURE
FOR THE SUPPLY CHAIN?
UK Industrial IT Forum focuses on future developments in IT for
streamlining the manufacturing process
CBS.15
Issue 1 01/04/98
"Intelligent Manufacturing
and Scheduling" will be the main topic of discussion by the UK Industrial
IT Forum at its next meeting, to be held at Duxford Airfield, near
Cambridge, on Wednesday 29 April.
At the meeting, leading IT vendors
and users, as well as British and European government representatives,
will hear presentations from John Faulkner of Kewill Systems and
speakers from Cogsys and Northern Technologies. They will discuss,
from the developer's and user's points of view, how IT can be used
to streamline the manufacturing and delivery processes, and what
future developments are in the pipeline.
The meeting will then be thrown
open for members to discuss their own problems and experiences in
an open, informal atmosphere.
The UK Industrial IT Forum
is the UK's foremost discussion group on the use of information
technology in manufacturing, engineering and industry. The Forum
brings together users, developers and researchers with a special
interest in IT in industry in order to encourage informed, user-oriented
debate in which they examine the issues and share experiences. It
also provides an informal channel of communication with suppliers
and governments. Organised by Cambashi with the support of the DTI
and EPSRC, its members include board and senior managers from some
of the UK's leading manufacturing companies.
Membership costs £520 per
year, and is open to:
-
IT managers and people responsible for defining
and implementing their companies' IT requirements
-
hardware, software and communications technology
developers for production industries
-
researchers and academics
- anyone interested in IT in industry
Meetings take place every two months, and usually last a full
day. Future topics are likely to include:
July 1998 :
Pendle Training Research and technological CIM Centre development
for industry;
Framework V;
SMART awards with speakers from the EC and the DTI September 1998
Training in the Workplace with speakers from HUSAT and IT consultants
Oliver Wight November 1998 The Internet; Electronic business and
the global market place
* * * * *
Note to editors
If you would like to attend any meeting of the UK Industrial IT
Forum, please contact Patricia Mathieson at MMS Marketing (tel 01353
721991) e-mail: patricia@mathieson.co.uk.
back to to
|