September 6: Schneider Electric Innovation Day Plant & Machines

Schneider

Aug 20, 2018

Join Schneider Electric on September 6 in Toronto and learn how the future of automation can help you ignite the industrial profit engine for improved operational profitability, safety, and process efficiency.

The event offers technology sessions, demonstrations, peer-to-peer networking, and getting questions answered by subject matter experts. Together, speakers and participants will discuss how to prepare to Digitize the automation industry to increase efficiency, business growth, and profitability.

Event highlights include:

• keynotes from thought leaders
• expert learning sessions focused on today’s solutions in action
• one-on-one meetings with members of the Schneider Electric senior leadership team
• an Innovation Hub showcasing innovation in action

Find out more: www.regonline.com/registration/Checkin.aspx?EventID=2461361

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