Bridging the digital gap in industrial systems
July 2025
SAIMC
Industrial engineers, digital transformation leaders and operations managers are invited to an exclusive knowledge-sharing event, designed to tackle the complexities of digitising large-scale systems.
Hosted by PostioNXT and Vuuma Collaborations, the event has the theme ‘Creating a Digital Nervous System with Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing’. It focuses on how advanced sensing technologies can unlock operational improvements by delivering real-time insight into safety, reliability and production.
A key discussion will explore the question: “What is missing in our digital transformation journey?”
Attendees will gain fresh perspectives on how to align people, data and strategy to better monetise existing digital technology investments. Whether your interest lies in predictive maintenance, operational efficiency or digital strategy, this event promises actionable insights to help accelerate your digital evolution.
Details are:
Date: Wednesday 16 July 2025
Time: 11:30 to 13:30 (including a networking opportunity with refreshments)
Venue: Menlyn Boutique Hotel, 209 Tugela Rd, Ashleigh Gardens, Pretoria
To add to your calendar, visit https://evt.to/eihehhmuw
Limited seats are available so early registration is recommended. Reserve your seat now at https://forms.gle/8JGfLyLBtoH2x7248
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