futuremap® — transforming Manufacturing with Industry 4.0 (Bairnsdale)

To remain competitive Australian manufacturers need to think about their business in new ways. Adopting digital technology is becoming imperative for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in manufacturing and process related industries.

This futuremap® workshop will help you explore alternative ways of creating value for your business and your customers and take a step in your digital transformation journey. The event will provoke your thinking and demystify how Industry 4.0 digital technologies, business model innovation and leadership can transform your business.

The workshop uses the futuremap® business diagnostic tool, an interactive tool designed and developed by the Innovative Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC), specifically for Australian manufacturing & process related industry SMEs. The tool develops an assessment of the business across 13 key areas of industrial and manufacturing competitiveness identified to help transform and advance the manufacturing operation.

At the end of the workshop, participants will be provided a personalised futuremap® report identifying growth opportunities, areas of improvement and resources to assist tackling the next steps.

Limited places available.

Who Should Attend:

This workshop is targeted towards business owners or senior executives (e.g. General Managers, CEOs) of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in a Victorian manufacturing or process related industry, including Food & Beverage, Meat processing, Dairy, Agri-business, Defence, Pharmaceuticals etc.

 

What you need:

Participants must bring a laptop or tablet to interact with the business diagnostic tool during the workshop.

Start time: 8:30am, duration: allow 3.0 hours (incl. a designated break during the session)

Light breakfast and refreshments will be provided from 8.00 am. Please advise any specific dietary requirements.

futuremap® — transforming Manufacturing with Industry 4.0 (Sale)

To remain competitive Australian manufacturers need to think about their business in new ways. Adopting digital technology is becoming imperative for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in manufacturing and process related industries.

This futuremap® workshop will help you explore alternative ways of creating value for your business and your customers and take a step in your digital transformation journey. The event will provoke your thinking and demystify how Industry 4.0 digital technologies, business model innovation and leadership can transform your business.

The workshop uses the futuremap® business diagnostic tool, an interactive tool designed and developed by the Innovative Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC), specifically for Australian manufacturing & process related industry SMEs. The tool develops an assessment of the business across 13 key areas of industrial and manufacturing competitiveness identified to help transform and advance the manufacturing operation.

At the end of the workshop, participants will be provided a personalised futuremap® report identifying growth opportunities, areas of improvement and resources to assist tackling the next steps.

Limited places available.

Who Should Attend:

This workshop is targeted towards business owners or senior executives (e.g. General Managers, CEOs) of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in a Victorian manufacturing or process related industry, including Food & Beverage, Meat processing, Dairy, Agri-business, Defence, Pharmaceuticals etc.

 

What you need:

Participants must bring a laptop or tablet to interact with the business diagnostic tool during the workshop.

Start time: 8:30am, duration: allow 3.0 hours (incl. a designated break during the session)

Light breakfast and refreshments will be provided from 8.00 am. Please advise any specific dietary requirements.

East Gippsland business fulfilling another contract for Australian Defence

East Gippsland Shire
Advanced Manufacturing
Technology + Innovation
ZCG Scaler have installed radio solutions and antennas for the Australian Defence Force.

ZCG Scaler, experienced antenna producers based in Lindenow, East Gippsland, are currently employing additional staff to assist in another large-scale Australian Defence Force contract build.

The Gippsland manufacturer is fulfilling its fifth contract for supply of custom radio frequency (RF) solutions for counter remote control improvised explosive devices (RCIED) for L3Harris and the Department of Science and Technology.

By completion of this project, ZCG will have supplied troops on the frontline with more than 215,000 units for Counter IED applications. The Counter IED system has already successfully been installed in a wide range of military and transport vehicles utilised by both domestic and international troops. 

Their growing team has achieved a two-week forward advancement on supply of the RF antennas following a recent request for expedited assembly and delivery due to COVID-19 restrictions.

ZCG’s partnership with the defence department is ever-expanding, and they continue to be proud to be a part of the work to ensure troops are at the forefront of protection in the modern battlefield.

Not only does ZCG do business with the defence force, but the Australian-owned business manufactures hundreds of different antenna models to suit a variety of RF communication and broadcasting requirements. The research and development of new products is an ongoing process and a priority for the company to ensure the most advanced products are on the market for all purposes.  

For more information, access the ZCG website.