

Industry 4.0, Discrete Industries, and the Covid-19 Coronavirus - a chat with Stefan Krauss
We are in a very strange times! On this fourth Digital Supply Chain podcast on the theme of Industry 4.0, I had chat with Stefan Krauss. Stefan is SVP and he heads up discrete industries at SAP, so I was keen to have a conversation with him about the impact of Industry 4.0 on discrete manufacturing.
Of course, given the time we are in right now, we couldn't avoid discussing the current Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, but we also discussed Industry 4.0, and its effects on industries like Automotive, Industrial Machines and Components, and the Shared Services economy.
A full transcript of our conversation is available on TomRaftery.com
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