The manufacturing industry in North America is undergoing its fourth evolution into a high-technology, digitalized, and data-driven industry. This Industry 4.0 period began long before the COVID-19 pandemic affected global society but has been accelerated in response to many of the challenges associated with it. In this report, we examine and explore the current manufacturing industry in North America and the challenges and opportunities it faces as adoption of Industry 4.0 thinking, tools, standards, and processes becomes more widespread.
The manufacturing industry in North America is undergoing its fourth evolution into a high-technology, digitalized, and data-driven industry. This Industry 4.0 period began long before the COVID-19 pandemic affected global society but has been accelerated in response to many of the challenges associated with it. In this report, we examine and explore the current manufacturing industry in North America and the challenges and opportunities it faces as adoption of Industry 4.0 thinking, tools, standards, and processes becomes more widespread.
About the Event
As the automotive industry undergoes a transformative shift, the Electric Mobility Innovations Conference offers a platform to explore cutting-edge advancements shaping the future of transportation. Attendees will gain valuable insights into emerging trends in electric vehicle technology, infrastructure expansion, and policy development. From panel discussions on sustainable battery solutions to workshops on scaling EV production, this event will provide actionable strategies to address industry challenges and seize opportunities. Whether you're a stakeholder in energy, manufacturing, or workforce development, this conference is a chance to collaborate with leaders driving the electrification revolution.
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Alan Amici
President and CEO
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Accelerating the Future:
EV Transition
Alan Amici serves as the President and CEO of the Center for Automotive Research (CAR). With over 35 years of experience at Chrysler and TE Connectivity, Alan has held diverse leadership roles spanning engineering, manufacturing, and service. At TE Connectivity, he served as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Transportation Solutions, as well as Vice President of Engineering for Automotive Americas. During his time at Chrysler, he led key initiatives as Head of Global Uconnect – Infotainment and Connected Car Platform, Head of Electrical/Electronics Engineering (in both Torino, Italy, and Auburn Hills, Michigan), and Senior Manager of Global Service & Parts in Stuttgart, Germany.
Alan holds two patents and is a recipient of the prestigious Walter P. Chrysler Technology Award. He earned his MBA, a Master of Science, and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, all from the University of Michigan. Additionally, Alan is a graduate of the Chrysler Institute of Engineering and actively contributes to academia, serving on the Board of Advisors at Penn State Harrisburg and the Department of Industrial Engineering at Wayne State University
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