[China Instrument Network Conference Report] On December 13, the China Smart Manufacturing Industry Alliance was established in Shenzhen. The same day, the summit was held with the theme of “Smart Manufacturing, Helping China's Manufacturing Transformation and Upgrade†to explore the transformation and upgrading of traditional Chinese manufacturing to smart manufacturing. the road.
In 2015, “Made in China 2025†was formally promulgated, proposing “integration of the twoâ€, that is, accelerating the integration of the development of a new generation of information technology and manufacturing technology, taking smart manufacturing as the main focus of the deep integration of the two, promoting the intelligentization of the production process, and nurturing new models. The production methods have comprehensively improved the level of intelligence in R&D, production, management and services. Smart manufacturing also became a new outlet in China.
The China Smart Manufacturing Summit Forum lasted for two days and was undertaken by Shenzhen Business Consulting Lean Information Consulting Co., Ltd. (M3), Shenzhen Digital Technology Development Co., Ltd. (STD), and Shenzhen Bay Technology Development Co., Ltd. Top executives and experts from the companies such as C&C Angels, Midea Group, China Automotive Network Technology Co., Ltd. and China Wearable Computing Industry Technology Innovation Alliance, and top executives in China's top mobile phone industry shared their views and continued to provide growth drivers for ideal manufacturing companies.
Former Deputy Mayor of Shenzhen Wu Xiaolan, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Professor of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Wang Tu, PhD supervisor, Liu Xinyu, deputy general manager of Shenzhen Bay Science and Technology Development Co., Ltd., and Song Jiwei, director of the Applied Technology Office of the China Electronics Standardization Institute’s Internet Center. Chairman M3, former vice president of Lenovo Group Liu Xiuwen, M3 general manager and president of several science and technology Zhong Lixiang, said in their speeches that as China’s economic development has entered a new normal state, China’s manufacturing labor cost advantage has been gradually lost, and raw material and energy costs have skyrocketed. Such problems have highlighted that Chinese manufacturing has begun to face enormous challenges. The manufacturing level of most Chinese manufacturing companies is still very low. The use of automation and information technology to improve the manufacturing process and seek industrial upgrading has become a common consensus among Chinese manufacturing practitioners.
Zhong Lixiang said that China's smart manufacturing industry alliance is the first domestic industrial alliance for smart manufacturing, and its core task is to formulate industrial standards for smart manufacturing and to connect companies, universities, and research institutes. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, well-known domestic universities, and corporations are very supportive of the establishment of the alliance. The alliance will assist in the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing companies in terms of technology, management, and talent pooling.
On the 14th, the forum organizers will organize visits to Meiwei and Taiwei, well-known private enterprises in China, to observe the highly informatized and automated management models of China benchmarking factories, and to experience the outstanding cultural heritage of Chinese-owned private enterprises.
In 2015, “Made in China 2025†was formally promulgated, proposing “integration of the twoâ€, that is, accelerating the integration of the development of a new generation of information technology and manufacturing technology, taking smart manufacturing as the main focus of the deep integration of the two, promoting the intelligentization of the production process, and nurturing new models. The production methods have comprehensively improved the level of intelligence in R&D, production, management and services. Smart manufacturing also became a new outlet in China.
The China Smart Manufacturing Summit Forum lasted for two days and was undertaken by Shenzhen Business Consulting Lean Information Consulting Co., Ltd. (M3), Shenzhen Digital Technology Development Co., Ltd. (STD), and Shenzhen Bay Technology Development Co., Ltd. Top executives and experts from the companies such as C&C Angels, Midea Group, China Automotive Network Technology Co., Ltd. and China Wearable Computing Industry Technology Innovation Alliance, and top executives in China's top mobile phone industry shared their views and continued to provide growth drivers for ideal manufacturing companies.
Former Deputy Mayor of Shenzhen Wu Xiaolan, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Professor of Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Wang Tu, PhD supervisor, Liu Xinyu, deputy general manager of Shenzhen Bay Science and Technology Development Co., Ltd., and Song Jiwei, director of the Applied Technology Office of the China Electronics Standardization Institute’s Internet Center. Chairman M3, former vice president of Lenovo Group Liu Xiuwen, M3 general manager and president of several science and technology Zhong Lixiang, said in their speeches that as China’s economic development has entered a new normal state, China’s manufacturing labor cost advantage has been gradually lost, and raw material and energy costs have skyrocketed. Such problems have highlighted that Chinese manufacturing has begun to face enormous challenges. The manufacturing level of most Chinese manufacturing companies is still very low. The use of automation and information technology to improve the manufacturing process and seek industrial upgrading has become a common consensus among Chinese manufacturing practitioners.
Zhong Lixiang said that China's smart manufacturing industry alliance is the first domestic industrial alliance for smart manufacturing, and its core task is to formulate industrial standards for smart manufacturing and to connect companies, universities, and research institutes. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, well-known domestic universities, and corporations are very supportive of the establishment of the alliance. The alliance will assist in the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing companies in terms of technology, management, and talent pooling.
On the 14th, the forum organizers will organize visits to Meiwei and Taiwei, well-known private enterprises in China, to observe the highly informatized and automated management models of China benchmarking factories, and to experience the outstanding cultural heritage of Chinese-owned private enterprises.
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