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Siemens TIA User Forum – 2016

September 2016 News

Digitalisation is being adopted by every major industry globally. The digital revolution in industry is unstoppable. Companies in the manufacturing and processing industries benefit from increased productivity and shorter times to market, thereby increasing their competitiveness. Siemens terms its approach to digitalisation in industry and its way towards Industrie 4.0 the ‘Digital Enterprise’. The Siemens TIA Forum is a flagship event for Digital Factory and Process Industries and Drives in South Africa, which aims to pave the way to digitalisation by bringing delegates the latest technology automation and drive technology.

Save the dates:

25 and 26 October.

Venue: CSIR Convention Centre, Pretoria.

For more information contact Jennifer Naidoo, Siemens Southern Africa, +27 (0)11 652 2795, jennifer.naidoo@siemens.com, www.siemens.co.za



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