
In this series, we cover the beginning of UNS: how it all started, why the conference was created, and who the original visionaries were behind it. We dive into the original concepts that set the stage for UNS, its evolution over time, and how it’s adapted to meet the needs of an ever-changing industry.
What makes the UNS conference unique? Why did the format resonate with different groups? We explore the reception by various stakeholders—including end-users, OEMs, and systems integrators (SIs)—and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the conference model. What kind of learning opportunities are available for each group, and how does the format foster meaningful interactions?
We also examine how UNS differentiates itself from other events in the industry, highlighting the key elements attendees can expect to experience. From educational components to interactive elements, this podcast breaks down how attendees can prepare to get the most out of the conference, whether they’re looking to deepen their technical knowledge or connect with potential partners.
As the architecture of data and solution vendors become more integral to the conversation, we look at how different vendors across the technology stack approach the conference, from hardware providers to consultancies and CMMS vendors. We’ll also explore how these companies are expected to design and present their solutions to meet the unique needs of the conference audience.
Looking ahead, we discuss the future of Industry 4.0 solutions and how future conferences will continue to evolve to meet the needs of a rapidly advancing manufacturing sector. What are the key focus areas for education at UNS, and how do these topics tie into the broader trends shaping the industry?
Whether you’re an OEM, systems integrator, or end-user, this podcast will offer you invaluable insights into the UNS conference experience, how to navigate it successfully, and the larger implications for the future of manufacturing.