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The session will explore the challenges engineers face in times of unprecedented change, with economic, geopolitical, climate and technological factors all converging to create a highly volatile business environment. Resilience is a key factor in dealing with this volatility and uncertainty, and the discussion will cover different ways that engineering organisations can build resilience, whether that be in physical infrastructure, operational processes or the skills embedded within an organisation.
Running from 2PM (UK time) on Thursday June 23rd the session, which is supported by RS Components, will bring together a mix of senior engineers and academics to investigate this highly relevant topic.
Key discussion areas / agenda:
- Resilience best practice
• Key areas of investment
• The importance of innovation
• Building a resilient workforce
• Addressing the productivity gap
• Cross-sector resilience lessons
When:
Thurs, June 23, 2022 · 14:00 UK time
Panellists:
Emma Botfield - Managing Director for UK & Ireland at RS Components
Steven Wade - Technical Director for Climate Resilience at Atkins Global
Melissa Conlon - Commercial Director, AMRC North West
Dave Rawlinson - Head of Technology Environments, Airworks, BAE Systems
Alain Dilworth - Programme Manager, Made Smarter
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