Being informed is vital in a developing industry — and committed manufacturing professionals understand that. But being privy to the information industry leaders have isn’t always easy.
Webinars are a cost effective way for manufacturers to learn more about new technologies, strategies, ideas and news in the industry. And since all you need is a computer to attend, you can get all the information you need from any convenient location.
To facilitate industry learning, we’ve created this list of seven manufacturing webinars that will challenge manufacturing leaders and their businesses.
1. Digital Supply Chain Forecasting: Improving Collaboration to Better Manage Disruption
Presented by: Supply Management Insider
When: Anytime (recorded April 2, 2020)
Why it’s worth the watch: With the recent outbreak of COVID-19 disrupting supply chains around the world, communication with partners and suppliers is critical. In this webinar, Supply Management Insider will discuss new AI-powered digital technology that will help you obtain data to improve efficiency and manage supply chain risks.
2. The Laws and Regulations Surrounding PPE
Presented by: EHS Today
When: Anytime (recorded November 19, 2019)
Why it’s worth the watch: Right now, personal protective equipment, or PPE, is extremely important for manufacturers continuing to work during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. In this webinar, you can expect to learn the different types of PPE, the hierarchy of controls, OSHA PPE standards and more.
3. The Four Phases of the COVID-19 Crisis: Supply Chain Sustainability and Resilience
Presented by: Supply Management Insider
When: May 14, 2020, 10am BST
Why it’s worth the watch: The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the limits of supply chain management. In this webinar, Supply Management Insider will discuss the four phases of a crisis, how to identify and manage risks during each phase and how to prepare your supply chain for future crises.
4. After a Pandemic–How Can Employers Prepare for a Post-COVID-19 Workplace
Presented by: EHS Today
When: May 19, 2020, 2pm EDT
Why it’s worth the watch: As company’s prepare for employees returning to work, employers need to be ready to confront new challenges post-pandemic. This webinar will navigate through the end of shelter in place orders, employee safety and changes to the workplace after COVID-19 retreats.
5. Key Trends in Digital Manufacturing You Need to Know About
Presented by: IndustryWeek
When: Anytime (recorded October 8, 2019)
Why it’s worth the watch: We’ve heard the buzzwords Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence, machine learning, etc. But what do these trends actually mean, and how can we expect to see them applied in the near future? In this webinar, you can expect to get a better understanding of what these trends mean and how leading manufacturers are embracing new digital technologies.
6. Are You Prepared for the New Requirements of the EU’s Medical Device Regulation
Presented by: Xtalks
When: Anytime (recorded March 5, 2020)
Why it’s worth the watch: For medical device manufacturers, using a third-party testing lab to test your products is common–but how do you choose the right one? This webinar will delve into the offerings of investigative labs and testing procedures that satisfy the new medical device regulations published by the EU.
7. What’s Ahead for Manufacturing in 2020: Head Into the Year with 20/20 Vision
Presented by: IndustryWeek
When: Anytime (recorded January 16, 2020)
Why it’s worth the watch: How will economic uncertainty impact manufacturers that are already exposed to increased competition, new business models, supply chain globalization and digital transformation? In this webinar, you can expect to learn more about key factors impacting manufacturing this year, how manufacturers have implemented digital transformations so far and how new technologies are linking supply chains and increasing margins across the industry.
What’s your favorite manufacturing webinar?
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