Eurostep, a leader in providing software solutions for secure PLM collaboration across various industries, has announced its participation in TCG’s annual Inspirationsdagen event. The event, scheduled for October 12th, will focus on enhancing information quality of technical facility information.
High-Caliber Contributions
Eurostep will be part of the Track 1 session in the afternoon, titled “NetThings – Model-based Information Management based on ISO 15926 (integration of data for process plants and facilities) and IEC/ISO 81346 (structuring principles and reference designations for industrial systems). Aspects Systems and Multi-Domain Traceability based on International Standards”. The presentation aims to provide attendees with a nuanced understanding of secure, model-based information management that complies with international standards.
Other eminent speakers include Jan Liljeström from LKAB, who will discuss the transformation of facility information at LKAB, and Thomas Ahlberg from Locum, who will elaborate on the PTS project aimed at securing lifecycle information early in investment projects. Erik Gullberg from TCG will be covering Information security as a result of structure.
The Urgency for Information Management
The event comes at a crucial time when almost every organization is either creating or relying on information for their daily operations. Mistakes in information handling can lead to significant costs, risks to the environment, and safety concerns. In addition, as information becomes an increasingly valuable asset, the necessity for information security grows.
“We’re excited to participate in Inspirationsdagen, a platform that gathers key players in the industry to discuss critical issues,” says Håkan Kårdén, Marketing Director at Eurostep. “Our ShareAspace platform has been designed to address these exact challenges, offering a robust solution for secure and effective PLM collaboration.”
A Platform for Learning and Exchange
Inspirationsdagen offers an unparalleled platform for industry professionals to learn from each other’s experiences. Given the complexities surrounding technical facility information and the pressing need for secure, quality-controlled information management, this event promises to be highly rewarding for participants.
Registrations for the event are currently open and can be made at the TCG website.
