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We’re Hannover-bound once again! Join us at Europe’s premier Industry 4.0 event from April 22nd to April 26th.
Energizing a Sustainable Industry - At the world’s leading industrial trade fair, companies from the mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and digital industries as well as the energy sector will come together to present solutions for a high-performance, but also sustainable industry. More than 4,000 companies will be acting as an interconnected industrial ecosystem and demonstrating how climate neutrality can be achieved through electrification, digitization and automation.
Find out more on the Hannover Messe 2024 website
Visit our booth to discover all we have to offer! Have a quick chat about our software, our projects and use cases, industry 4.0 or just pass by for a coffee or a Factry-beer. We’ll be co-exhibiting with Flanders Investment & Trade this year, so you’ll find us in Hall 8 at Booth D07.
We’ll be showcasing both our software packages, the IIoT data-collection and visualisation solution Factry Historian and our MES solution FactryOS. In other words, the perfect opportunity to see first-hand what our software can do and to meet some of the people behind the product during a short demo.
Don’t have a ticket yet? No problem! You can get your free e-ticket to this year’s Hannover Messe via the link below!
Too many factories still run on historians that can’t scale, connect or share. That slows everything down, from reporting and root cause analysis to AI and enterprise integration. Our CEO Jeroen Coussement breaks down what modern manufacturers should expect from a historian today: structured data, built-in context, real-time access, and zero friction between OT and IT.
Developments in the process industry in 2025 will be marked not only by technology, but also by reporting, transparency and, as usual, the relentless quest for bigger margins and efficiency. Companies that jump on the bandwagon will not only take a big step towards compliance but, in their drive for innovation and digitalisation, will also open the gate for competitive advantage and employee engagement in the workplace.
As a Data Engineer at Factry, I often face the challenge of guiding industrial companies along their Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) journey. These projects have provided me with some interesting experiences and valuable insights, and I’m eager to share what I’ve learned so far.
