The Future of The Connected Workforce in Manufacturing

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UTC Alumni vous propose un webinaire présenté en anglais et français : 

The future of The Connected Workforce in Manufacturing

Jeudi 27 Avril 2023

De 18h30 à 19h30 sur Zoom

Manufacturers are facing the largest shortage of skilled workers since the 1980s. 

Yes, there are structural reasons beyond their control, including a lack of visas for foreign workers since Brexit in the UK or worldwide we are facing the increase of raw materials, the cost of energy, inflation and the ongoing ripple effect of Covid-19. But there are plenty of steps they can take to improve rates of retention and attract the next generation of talent. That includes investing in tech. 

Though often perceived as purely a way in which manufacturers can reduce their reliance on labour, digital tools and technologies can also be a brilliant way to upskill teams, carve out new career paths, improve culture and tempt young talent away from Silicon Valley-esque start-ups. 

In this webinar, we’ll explore practical ways that manufacturers can use emerging technologies to build a more engaged, more productive workforce. In short, a workforce with far more appeal to prospective talent. 

Speakers :

Luke Savage

International Coaching Director Redzone

Luke has led digital transformation across 100+ manufacturing facilities including Cranswick, Bakkavor, Tyson Foods, Samworth Brothers, Griffith Foods, McCormick and Weetabix. His background is in manufacturing operations, and he’s helped make Redzone the #1

Mathilde Auvray 

Practice and Community, Operation Excellence Coach in EMEA region

Mathilde has an engineering background and has worked in operations. She strongly believes if we are using right tools, software, people are the key to success in productivity improvement.  She has worked in multiple countries and speaks French, English and Chinese which help her to adapt to the culture of each business, each country to lead this digital transformation 

L'évènement est 100% en ligne et ouvert aux cotisants et non cotisants. Vous recevrez le lien zoom quelques heures avant le webinaire. 

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