Industrials Leaders’ Summit 2024
November 21-22, 2024, Schlosshotel Kronberg, Frankfurt, Germany
The Industrials Leaders’ Summit (ILS) convenes senior leaders (CEOs, CFOs, and executive vice presidents) from incumbents, attackers, suppliers, customers, traditional hardware providers, and industrial-software companies to discuss the impact of our changing world on the industry.
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