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CFO | CIO Executive Sit-Down
Topic:
Overview
Most mid-market manufacturers that operate in Australia are undergoing a digital transformation program aimed at eliminating inefficient and long-standing manual processes. Legacy and piecemeal applications that have become costly to manage over the years are being replaced by new core ERP platforms that support these digitisation activities.
At its core, digital transformation enables manufacturers to create smarter factories by automating key processes while solving the single biggest issue impacting the sector today: a lack of skilled workers.
Join Sit-Down’s director of research and production, Byron Connolly, senior executives from Epicor and your c-level finance and technology peers from the manufacturing sector for this invitation-only lunch discussion, ‘Smart factories: How automation increases efficiencies and helps solve your skills problem.’
The discussion will include but not be limited to:
How your digitisation program is tracking and what you look for when you evaluate ERP software, particularly at a time when budgets are tight.
How automation technologies can increase efficiencies, cut costs and help solve the skills crisis in manufacturing.
The challenges you face when rolling out digital technologies (legacy systems, siloed decision making, lack of skills, a risk-averse culture) and how you are addressing them.
Venue
Panelists
ANZ
APAC
Panelists
Supply Chain Strategy and Network Operations
APAC
Asia Pacific, Japan, and China, AWS
Panelists
Financial Services Australia & New Zealand
Finance and Performance | Data & Analytics
Panelists
About Vincent
Vincent is leading Anaplan APAC’s Strategy team since 2019, focusing on driving the company’s revenue hypergrowth across the region and formulating & creating value for its largest customers. He is based in Asia since 2004...See more
Panelists
About Harrison
Harrison is a multi-faceted IT professional at Informatica, with a specialist focus on Cloud Application Integration fitting within the Informatica IDMC unified platform offering. He resides in Sydney, Australia; and his focuses have predominately revolved around the sectors of Government, Education, Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Not-for-Profits.
Harrison is driven by looking at the wider outcomes achievable by a technology enhanced organisational strategy, whether that be operational efficiency or enabling innovation. This has seen him achieve outcomes for organisations including migration off legacy systems, cloud modernisation projects, and provision of new IT focused revenue channels.
