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This webinar covers the now, near and next of the global technology market for asset heavy industries.
We explore the biggest trends that we anticipate will impact the Industry 4.0 technology market and draw insights from our new global survey into the budgets, priorities and technology preferences of 256 operations, engineering and safety executives. We break down how the growing pressure of ESG and energy transition demands, supply chain disruptions, remote operations, and cost-cutting tactics will impact digital transformation initiatives. The findings can be used to refine strategic decision-making and business planning by executives at both corporate organizations and technology suppliers.
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About the authors
Senior Analyst
Victor is a Senior Analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda focuses on asset management solutions and their overlap with industrial risk management technologies and digital twins. His advisory portfolio includes go-to-market, growth strategy, commercial due diligence and digital strategy projects for corporates, vendors and investors. Prior to joining Verdantix, Victor was a research associate at Imperial College London and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, providing engineering advisory services for clients in the energy industry (oil & gas, nuclear and solar). Victor holds a PhD in Process Engineering from University College London.
Industry Analyst
Hugo is an industry analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda explores the technologies within the extended reality and connected worker market, alongside enterprise asset management software. In advisory, his work includes go-to-market, growth strategy and long-term research partnerships.
Analyst
Thomas is an analyst in the Verdantix Operational Excellence practice. His research agenda focusses on technologies that aid in the transition to remote operations such as drones, augmented reality (AR), and digital twins. He holds an MChem from the University of Oxford.