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Collaborate to transform: Sustainable production in a changing world

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How do we maintain sustainable production and resilience in a continuously changing world? 

We are more than ever right in the middle of a changed and transforming world order where industry must swiftly adapt to new and complex conditions where access to technology, critical materials and skills and competences may be disrupted. Responding to this requires innovative thinking and the ability to transform current mindsets and ways of working. At the same time, climate change requires a shift in production to minimize climate impact. The urgency and complexity of the task calls for a joint-up thinking and a co-creative effort – we need to collaborate to transform!

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Welcome to a day where we discuss these issues from several perspectives: Production perspective, academic perspective, industry perspective and societal perspective - the importance of the ability to transform through collaboration with various actors in a changing world. In short, an arena for insights for the transition we have ahead of us and how academia, industry and society can collaborate. 

During the day, we will hear from inspiring speakers and gain insights from a variety of perspectives – what makes a successful transformation through collaboration?

Speakers

  • Lars Nyborg, Industrial and Material Science, Chalmers Technical University, and director of Chalmers Production Area of Advance for the last eight years.
  • Frank Piller, Institute for Technology & Innovation Management, RWTH Aachen University.
  • Fredrik Carlsson, Senior Vice President, Purchasing Strategy & Digitalization, Volvo Group
  • Sahrah Schiffling, Supply Chain Management and Social Responsibility, Hanken School of Economics, Finland 

Moderator of the day is Pernilla Warberg.

Interaction

As audience, you will have the opportunity to engage in the discussion and help us to co-create an even sharper view on the topic of the day. 

This page will be updated regularly as the programme is finalised.