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SME INCENTIVE AS DIGITALISING MANUFACTURING 2017 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION GOES LIVE

Registration for this year's Digitalising Manufacturing 2017 conference has opened - with early-bird passes now on general sale.

Organised by the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) in Coventry, a dedicated microsite has also been launched - www.the-mtc.org/digital2017 - showcasing the two-day conference, on October 30-31, at the MTC's start-of-the-art event facilities.

A key focus of the conference is to engage SMEs in the digital revolution and to provide practical knowledge and support to get businesses primed for the digital journey.

The conference, which has a diverse agenda, also features world-leading speakers, panel discussions, workshops and demonstrators.

Keynote speakers include Siemens UK CEO Juergen Maier; Innovate UK's Lynne McGregor and HVM Catapult's chief technology officer Sam Turner.

The event will also feature a high-profile international dimension with representatives from the G20 Presidency, the World Economic Forum and the European Commission.

Early bird tickets are priced at £50 plus VAT for one day or £75 plus VAT for both days.

SMEs are being encouraged to attend and are being offered 50 per cent off all delegate passes. To take advantage of this offer, please email digital@the-mtc.org to be sent the discount code.

The conference, now in its third year, is sponsored by ATS, Bosch, Bosch Rexroth and Beckhoff.

For more information, please contact:

MTC Ltd
Ansty Park
Coventry
CV7 9JU
Tel:  02476 701600
Email: Lee.McLaughlan@the-mtc.org
Web:  www.the-mtc.org

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