ARC India

The 14th edition of Automation Expo 2019 was held last month with around 650 exhibitors and 50,000 visitors.  It is the largest automation event in India and considered to be the “Hanover of

As a Global Sponsor at the recent ARC India Forum, Bentley Systems had an opportunity to discuss and demonstrate the company’s innovative solutions, its focus on digital twins, and its collaborative efforts. 

At ARC’s India Forum, the first presentations on both days set the momentum for the subsequent presentations on Driving Digital Transformation in Industry and Cities. 

Presentations by Siemens, a Global Sponsor at this year’s ARC India Forum, “Driving Digital Transformation in Industry and Cities” emphasized the point that digitalization changes everything. 

India’s IT industry continues its moderate growth trajectory as two-thirds of the IT services companies covered in the report exhibited above average growth. 

The second day of ARC’s India Forum for the process and discrete industries Driving Digital Transformation in Industry and Cities, continued with the same momentum and keenness to understand new technologies generated on the first day.

Hosted in Mumbai, India on May 27th, Siemens Innovation Day 2019 showcased innovative solutions that create sustainable value for businesses and societies.  It was a platform for dialog around output-driven, market-oriented technological and business innovations.

Deficient quality control is a primary reason for product recalls in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry. Replacing legacy quality control systems, particularly inspection systems with foremost smart machine vision technologies, has been critical in mitigating such product recalls.

India’s IT industry continues its upward momentum as most of the information technology (IT) services companies covered in the report exhibited above-average growth.

Industry leaders gathered at India’s largest industrial automation event ‘Rockwell Automation on the Move’ 2019 (RAOTM) conference emphasized on the need for a major shift towards Industry 4.0 technologies if India aims to triple its combined factory output in gross value added (GVA) terms to $1 trillion by 2025.