The knock against “automation”, from the Greek word meaning “self-dedicated”, may be that it’s a bit complicated. But companies provide automation equipment and services to make the world a simpler place, ultimately making life and business easier. The overall global industrial automation market is expected to grow to more than $200 billion by 2015 as the world economy, by and large, expands.
Intelligent Manufacturing
Automation, robotics, industrial automation, process control and numerical control all use computers to manage industrial machinery and processes. Automation typically reduces ongoing maintenance and enhances process control system performance. To understand the state of the automation industry, it’s always a good idea to focus on trade fairs that provide an overview of products, developments and trends as manufacturers present their latest groundbreaking innovations and demonstrate advances at the cutting edge of the industry.
IHS Technology’s Industrial Automation Trade Show
The IHS Technology’s Industrial Automation Conference 2014 will take place Thursday and Friday, October 23 & 24 2014, in London, UK.
IHS is a global leader in providing market and economic information on companies in the following industries: automotive, aerospace & defense, agriculture, chemicals, construction, consumer and retail, technology, oil and gas, financial, government, life sciences, maritime, metals & Mining, military & security, power & utilities and renewable energy; all of these industries are being transformed by industrial automation.
Speakers will include a who’s who from the industrial automation industry, including IHS experts and and industry leaders.
Key topic presentations and conferences, highlighting connectivity, industrial cyber security, energy efficiency, commodity pricing, emerging markets, industrial automation, growth opportunities and automation machinery production and capital expenditures will take place.
The event comes at a time when the benefits of industrial automation are spreading quickly ignited by the “Internet of Things” (IoT) boom.
For more information, visit: Industrial Automation Conference 2014
