Global stage for integrated industry
At HANNOVER MESSE 2016, all eyes will be on Industry 4.0 (advanced manufacturing). Over five action-packed days, some 5,000 exhibitors will be showcasing the latest technologies for the factories and energy systems. The event’s Partner Country for 2016 – the United States of America – will be presenting its high-tech offerings "Made in the USA", and U.S. President Barack Obama will be leveraging the world’s foremost trade fair for industrial technology to promote the Transatlantic Trade and Inve
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Hannover, Germany. HANNOVER MESSE 2016 is the global hotspot for
HANNOVER MESSE will also be a powerful vehicle for next-generation economic policies of global scale. "The U.S. as this year’s Partner Country, German industry and their European partners are all intent on leveraging the fair to promote the TTIP free trade agreement," added Köckler.
True to the fair’s 2016 lead theme of
Tomorrow’s energy systems will be comprised of many small, decentralized parts that need to be merged and managed by smart, digital technology. "Under the motto
For several years, now, HANNOVER MESSE has played a major role in paving the way to Industry 4.0. Rarely in history has a technology had such a profound impact in such a short space of time. The new industrial era will gain further momentum at HANNOVER MESSE, not only in terms of the technologies on display, but also the radical new business models stemming from them.
This year’s Partner Country, the United States of America, will be injecting HANNOVER MESSE with even more power and appeal. Leading companies from the world’s biggest economy will come to the fair to present their latest solutions for advanced manufacturing. Among them will be General Electric, Eaton, Molex, Microsoft, AT&T and IBM. In addition, the U.S.-based Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) will be mounting its first-ever display at HANNOVER MESSE. The IIC is an international, open membership organization that aims to accelerate the establishment of the industrial Internet of Things. "And the fact that President Obama will be jointly opening the show with Chancellor Merkel makes a strong statement on the pivotal importance of HANNOVER MESSE as a global stage," remarked Köckler. Apart from promoting the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Obama will be encouraging direct foreign investment in the USA and helping to enhance his nation’s reputation as a key source of Industry 4.0 solutions.
"HANNOVER MESSE 2016 will serve as a crucible for Industry 4.0 expertise from around the world. The show is soon to deliver major gains for everyone who takes ‘Integrated Industry – Discover Solutions’ as an invitation to find out how digital integration can help them gain and maintain a competitive edge," summarized Köckler.
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