• ROKLive 2024 will include more than 80 sessions designed to enhance knowledge and skills in topics like AI, digital transformation, machine performance optimisation, and operational efficiency improvements.
    ROKLive 2024 will include more than 80 sessions designed to enhance knowledge and skills in topics like AI, digital transformation, machine performance optimisation, and operational efficiency improvements.
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Rockwell Automation has unveiled an exciting program for its flagship Australia and New Zealand training, upskilling and knowledge-sharing event, ROKLive 2024, which will take place from 30 July to 1 August at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

This year’s program features over 80 sessions across six thematic streams, and includes useful hands-on lab sessions that bring concepts to life.

“Manufacturers are increasingly turning to automation to boost productivity, sustainability and ROI,” said Anthony Wong, regional director, South Pacific at Rockwell.

“Businesses now have higher expectations from their automation investments and will seek out better performing solutions that deliver higher levels of productivity.”

ROKLive 2024 will offer business-critical, data-driven insights and practical solutions to aid attendees in their automation journey in areas ranging from AI to machine performance optimisation.

Keynotes from leading experts will provide valuable insights into areas such as operational efficiency, empowering people, driving sustainability, increasing resilience, and accelerating digital transformation.

The event will open with an inspiring keynote by Steve Vamos, who will draw on his vast leadership experience at Apple, Xero, Microsoft and Telstra. He is passionate about creating and enabling innovation at work, which is particularly important in a fast-changing and rapidly evolving world.

Throughout the event, hands-on labs will be available to allow attendees to directly engage with the latest technologies and solutions. These sessions demonstrate how emerging technologies can be seamlessly integrated into business operations.

ROKLive 2024 will also offer valuable networking opportunities, enabling attendees to exchange ideas and make connections, while spending time with a vibrant community.

For a limited time, early bird registration is being offered at the discounted price of $450+GST. Following the early bird period, the standard ticket price will increase to $625.50+GST.

ROKLive 2024 will include useful hands-on lab sessions that bring concepts to life.
ROKLive 2024 will include useful hands-on lab sessions that bring concepts to life.

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