Exhibitions / Congresses

Manufacturing Excellence 2016

Australia, Melbourne - 29-30 September
Transforming your manufacturing operations for optimal productivity and profitability through bringing the
implementation of Lean, Continuous Improvement (CI) and automation to a whole new level
Date(s)
29-30 September
Venue
venue to be confirmed
Ticketing
to be confirmed
Contact for booking / more info
serenab@marcusevanskl.com
Program
Why You Should Attend Manufacturing Excellence 2016

Australia's manufacturing competitiveness ranking has declined from 16th to 21st position since 2013, according to the 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitive Index report from Deloitte Global and the US Council on Competitiveness. Profitability within manufacturing industry has declined markedly over the past a number of years. Soaring labour costs, changing market dynamics, more scrutinised regulatory requirements, and Australian dollar volatility have all resulted in it.

The Manufacturing Excellence 2016 conference is designed to help practitioners to achieve their goals. This two day event will be packed with discussions of a broad range of industry-relevant topics as well as deliberations on best practices going forward. If you wish to learn and benchmark with some of the most successful industry players on building an organisational system and culture towards Continuous Improvement (CI) and Manufacturing Excellence (MEX); enabling Lean transformation for higher productivity with lower cost; embracing smart manufacturing technologies and data analytics for performance optimisation, this is the event you cannot miss!
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LOADING/UNLOADING FREIGHT
BROWNFIELD AUTOMATION
FORKLIFT ATTACHMENTS
BATTERY AFFORDABILITY AND LIFETIME
FORKLIFT SAFETY

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