Digitalise your organisation
Do you want to get started with the digitisation of your organisation, but you don't know where to start? The 12% Challenge offers help! During the introductory sessions, discover without obligation how you can use this training program - with the help of various experts - together with other entrepreneurs to get started with optimising the business processes in your company.
To remain competitive as a Dutch manufacturing industry in Europe and in the rest of the world, digitisation is necessary. A major task that we can only tackle together. The 12% challenge helps to make this big task smaller. We invite the industry to achieve 1% improvement every month in an area that contributes to the digitalisation of the company. You'll be amazed at how much just 1% delivers in terms of productivity, competitiveness and additional liquidity!
Introduction session
During the introductory session on January 27 and February 3, we will tell you without obligation how you can get started with optimising the processes in your company during this training program - with the help of various experts and together with other entrepreneurs. You will be amased at how much just 1% delivers in terms of productivity, competitiveness and extra liquidity! Due to the cohesion between the themes, the 1% we are tackling can expand to 5-7%. So you not only digitise your company smartly, but you also significantly improve profitability! How this works? We will tell you that in the introduction session.
Smart Industry
Smart Industry stimulates and guides companies to digitize together with its partners. This allows them to take the next step in earning capacity, innovative strength, strategic autonomy and a future-proof industry. We do all this together with our national and regional partners.
The program was founded in November 2014 by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, TNO, Chamber of Commerce, Koninklijke Metaalunie, FME, and the ROMs. Over the past 8 years, Smart Industry has created a movement to accelerate the digitisation of the manufacturing industry.
