Explore a better way of creating value for your business and your customers and take a step in your digital transformation journey by joining us in the futuremap® workshop. The event will demystify how Industry 4.0 digital technologies, business model innovation and leadership enable change for business.

The futuremap® workshop will help to generate a holistic view of your business and provoke your thinking about how to accelerate your recovery and re-position your business to be more resilient, sustainable and cost competitive.

The workshop uses the futuremap® business diagnostic tool, an interactive tool designed and developed by the Innovative Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC), specifically for Australian manufacturing & process related industry SMEs. The tool develops a current assessment of the business across 13 key areas of industrial and manufacturing competitiveness identified to help transform and advance the manufacturing operation.

At the end of the workshop, participants will be provided a personalised futuremap® report identifying growth opportunities, areas of improvement and resources to assist tackling the next steps.

Who Should Attend:

This workshop is targeted towards business owners or senior executives (e.g. General Managers, CEOs) of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in a Victorian manufacturing or process related industry, including Food & Beverage, Meat processing, Dairy, Agri-business, Defence, Pharmaceuticals etc.

Workshop Cost & Format:

In response to the current Covid-19 situation, this free workshop is being delivered in a virtual format via Zoom.

What you need:

Participants must have a desktop PC, laptop or tablet with internet access to interact with the business diagnostic tool during the Zoom session.

Workshop Access:

You will be provided with additional information and a link to access the online workshop via eventbrite email 24 hours prior to the event. Please check your spam/junk folder in case the emails are diverted there.

Available dates: Fri 21st August, Fri 11th September, Fri 9th October

Start time: 8:30am, duration: allow 2.5 hours (incl. a designated break during the session)