Smarter Integration: A Strategic Roadmap for Digitization in your Factory
Moving beyond surface-level symptoms, this workshop provides a neutral, strategic framework to bridge the gap between high-level strategy and shop-floor reality.
What to expect
In the push toward Industry 4.0, the challenge for many manufacturers isn’t a lack of technology - it is the complexity of integrating it. Most organizations reach a point where adding a new tool creates more questions than answers.
The key to a scalable digital strategy isn't simply choosing the "best" system on the market, it is ensuring your architecture is ready to support it.
We are pleased to invite you to our executive workshop, "Smarter Integration: A Strategic Roadmap for Digitization", designed to help you build a unified infrastructure where your systems work in harmony.
Workshop Agenda
Session 1: The Digitization Journey - Strategy Over Software
We move beyond the "vendor-first" trap to focus on a needs-based approach. We will walk through a four-phase framework - from the initial Audit to final System Selection - ensuring your digital foundation is built to solve specific operational pain points rather than just adding features.
Session 2: The Connected Factory - Bridging the Shop Floor to the Cloud
Digital transformation isn't a "black or white" choice between On-Prem and Cloud. We will explore the Hybrid Foundation, discussing how to use MQTT for real-time factory connectivity and how to implement Secure Gateways. Learn how to ensure data protection and anonymization so your data works for you, safely and efficiently
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost to attend the workshop?
No, the workshop is free to attend. However, spots are limited and registration is required to secure your place.
Can I visit ACE outside of workshops?
Absolutely. ACE is open for demos, trials, and collaboration sessions year-round. Book a visit through the team.
What is the workshop format?
The workshop is a 2-hour session led by Gradion engineers and technology partners, combining short presentations with hands-on walkthroughs of integration setups.
Who should attend?
Operations directors, IT/OT managers, automation engineers, and supply chain professionals at manufacturing or logistics companies considering or already running automation projects.