Ms Karine Gosse, Chief Digital Officer/Industry of the Future at Fives, spoke at the ‘Industry of Things’ World Conference, held in Berlin on 19 – 20 September 2016.
The conference aimed to present the potential, successes, and opportunities generated by the digital revolution, which covers all industrial sectors. Industry is undergoing major shifts, and can make the most of these technologies to adapt to the changes demanded by end consumers and driven by new global economic challenges.
The ‘Industry of Things’ World Conference brought together numerous academic and industrial players who shared their vision and their experience: Festo, Bosch, Siemens, Huawei, Google, Caterpillar, BASF, and moe. Karine Gosse presented how Fives is developing connected solutions and services to optimize industrial production.
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