Industry leaders gathered in Bengaluru at the industrial automation event ‘Rockwell Automation on the Move’ 2019 (RAOTM) conference that has 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 USD 1 trillion by 2025.
Noting that the ambitious target needs a concerted effort from across the industry, Rockwell Automation is taking the lead by further expanding its Partner Network in India to allow local manufacturers access to a collaborative network of companies mutually focused on developing, implementing, and supporting best-in-class manufacturing solutions across industry verticals.
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The announcement was made at Rockwell Automation’s RAOTM 2019 Annual User Group Conference in which industry partners and customers are invited to showcase and discuss the latest digital transformation solutions and business opportunities. This year, the conference hosted over 25 exhibits and 50 technology sessions.
Dilip Sawhney, Managing Director, Rockwell Automation India said, “We want to take the lead in building India’s first industry 4.0 ecosystem of partner companies that will create solutions for The Connected Enterprise that can analyze machine conditions in advance to avoid breakdowns and enhance productivity but also improve on quality and compliance parameters.”
The company has in the past partnered with L&T, Cisco, Microsoft, Endress+Hauser, and Wipro Infrastructure Engineering to develop smart manufacturing solutions in India.
John Watts, Regional Marketing Director, Asia Pacific at Rockwell Automation added, “Globally, digital-induced disruption is inevitable. To maintain and improve global competitiveness, Indian manufacturers need to accelerate the adoption of Industry 4.0. While India has a lot of catching up to do in this respect, it can accelerate digital transformation by leveraging its strengths in the IT services sector and tapping the entrepreneurial spirit seen in the start-up sector.”
Throughout the event, Rockwell Automation and its partner companies showcased new products and solutions support, such as new analytics and digital solutions that can help transform data into understandable information, empowering users to confidently make more informed decisions – from the plant floor to the enterprise.
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In the area of data analytics and Augmented Reality, the event showcased how Rockwell Automation is expanding its portfolio and tapping into its partnership with PTC to help customers increase productivity and plant efficiency, reduce operational risk and provide better system interoperability. Also, customers got an early look at how new technologies will change manufacturing and production, including artificial intelligence, augmented reality, wearables and other disruptive technologies.
Rockwell Automation is bringing RAOTM to 3 more cities this year, Bangkok, Thailand (Mar 5), Tianjin, China (May 15 & 16), and Jakarta, Indonesia (Apr 30). The company is dedicated to industrial automation and information and is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They employ approximately 23,000 people serving customers in more than 80 countries.
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