Infor is a Platinum Partner at Smart Manufacturing Week 2026
Industry-focused. AI-driven. Faster time to value.

Birmingham B40 1NT, UK
National Exhibition Centre

June 2026
3-4
Let’s meet at Booth G150
| 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM | Registration and Welcome |
| 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM | First Presention featured Speaker |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM | Second Presention featured Speaker |
| day 2 | presentation one |
| day 2 | presentation two |
| day 3 | dinner |
| day 3 | networking |
| day 4 | some stuff |
| day 4 | some stuff |





































We’re able to use Infor EAM to address our customers’ needs, and to provide them greater depth of wisdom just by the fact that we have a single enterprise solution for maintenance operations.


WHITE PAPER
Industrial manufacturers are moving past AI experimentation — and expecting results. This impact report shows how high‑performing organisations embed intelligence directly into core manufacturing operations to improve planning, execution and decision‑making.
Discover how industry‑specific AI, automation and data drive measurable productivity, resilience and profitability — turning AI investment into operational impact, not dashboard insight.
ANALYST REPORT
Fragmented data and disconnected systems limit AI value for many manufacturers. This Nucleus Research report shows how Infor’s industry‑specific, feedback‑driven approach enables trusted, repeatable AI that delivers real operational impact — not isolated insights.
Infor delivers industry‑specific CloudSuites, each purpose‑built around how discrete manufacturers operate — supporting ETO, CTO and MTO environments, complex supply chains, multi‑site planning, engineering change control and shop‑floor execution.
Productivity impact:
Infor embeds GenAI, Industry AI Agents, automation and process mining directly into manufacturing workflows — grounded in industry‑specific data, constraints and processes, not generic prompts or disconnected tools.
What that means on the shop floor:
Because industry‑specific processes, data models and integrations are built in, manufacturers start closer to value and realise benefits sooner — without large‑scale disruption to operations or teams.
Why it matters:
In 2026, industrial, automotive and aerospace manufacturers face increasing pressure to deliver measurable productivity gains now using automation, machine learning and AI — not as experiments, but as operating capabilities.
The Manufacturing Digitalisation Summit roundtable brings together manufacturing leaders to focus on a practical, productivity‑first approach. Join peers and experts to explore how to move beyond pilots and apply AI with precision — using data to pinpoint constraints, prioritise the highest‑value opportunities, and deliver impact this year, without disrupting operations.
We will expand on this topic in our keynote on Wednesday, June 3rd at 13:25, featuring practical case studies and customer success stories from across industries.