Webinar: Industry 4.0 | What does it mean for your Business?
At its core, Industry 4.0 is about a human and digital interconnectedness that is already affecting a multitude of sectors. Although the manufacturing industry is the most obvious beneficiary of artificial intelligence and automation, it doesn’t stop at supply chain or ERP. It goes far beyond. It’s already evident in business strategies and solutions across professional services, travel and leisure, media, recruitment and the legal profession but this is just the beginning. By 2020, it will be even more evident and businesses are devoting time to assess their strategy and requirements now.
In this webinar we will;
- Consider how your customers’ wants are changing because of Industry 4.0
- Explore the width of Microsoft’s offering to support Industry 4.0 and specifically Dynamics 365.
- Provide examples from the travel, leisure and professional services sectors.
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Your presenter:
Billy Lyle is the Managing Director of Redspire Ltd, a Microsoft Dynamics Gold Certified Partner. Billy’s CRM career spans 22 years and across retail, manufacturing, public sector, financial services and technology sectors.
Redspire has helped organisations identify, implement and manage the right CRM tools to achieve their business objectives.
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