INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP COUNCILS

Innovative strategists representing eight manufacturing organizations that define the vision for next-generation solutions in the manufacturing industry.

The founding members include experts from leading manufacturers of transportation, consumer, agricultural, aerospace and Factory Automation Solutions.

These organizations help to deepen our understanding of the successes and barriers of IoT adoption in the industry, to identify and refine best implementation practices, and to provide expert advice.

We are expanding our industry boards - by inviting additional participants to join the manufacturing board and by launching additional advice focused on other sectors of the industry.

BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION

 Set your industry's vision
Gain the knowledge and develop strategic solutions by sharing similar challenges with peers
Leverage IIC's resources to explore innovative solutions to emerging problems.

Access industry best practices, frameworks and tools to help guide the adoption of technology that impacts your bottom line.


  • Access experts in the experimental and implementation stages of IoT adoption
  • Influence the quality of industry resources - to benefit industry and build the future of IIoT
  • Get the first notification of opportunities to host Test benches and IIC challenges in your facilities
  • Contribute to innovations that influence standards

REUNION CALENDRIER

 Roundtables of the Industry Executive Board and questions and answers with technology experts are held at our quarterly meetings. Other meeting options are under consideration, such as convening industry events or meetings organized by Council members. Council meetings are facilitated by IIC executives.

Council members have the opportunity to maximize their time at IIC meetings by participating in group discussions, presenting in technical working groups and giving speeches at public events.

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