The Print4All Conference ‘Future Factory’ will now stream online and a month later than planned. Scheduled to run on 18 May, it will now take place virtually, and on 24 June.
The event – in both English and Italian – will include discussion on innovation, industry 4.0 and sustainability. Confirmed speakers are:
– Nigel Tapper, an expert on climate change and a member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that won the Peace Nobel Price in 2007. He will talk about sustainability, illustrating how our present choices impact on our future;
– Fabrizio Renzi, president and CEO di rnbgate rnb4culture and a lecturer. He will be cover artificial intelligence and how such a complex concept is changing the industry in the perspective of Industry 4.0;
– Enzo Baglieri, professor of practice at Bocconi University, has worked with Federazione Carta Grafica on one of the first supply chain’s projects on Industry 4.0. He will talk about smart manufacturing;
– Marco Roveda, founder of LifeGate and one of the first Italian pioneers on organic food with Fattoria Scaldasole. He will talk about how sustainability and business can be linked;
– Ulrich Leberle, raw materials director at CEPI (The Confederation of European Paper Industries) and Massimo Medugno, general manager of Assocarta, talking about how the supply chain can design paper-based packaging to support the recycling process within circular economy;
– Alice Bodreau, global partners manager from Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the global foundation who’s mission is the transition to circular economy. She will explain how to implement global production, with a specific focus on the printing and converting industry, towards circular economy;
– Delegates from the main international associations such as PEIAC (China), Picon (UK) and IPAMA (India).
There will also be round tables, where the experiences at different levels of the supply chain will be analysed and compared.
The Print4All conference is organised by Acimga (Italian manufacturers association of machinery for the graphic, converting and paper industry), in collaboration with Argi (Association of Italian Graphics Supplies Industry Providers) and the support of ITA (Italian Trade Agency).
For more information go to: https://conference.print4all.it/en/
