Digital transformation is a process that all businesses must go through to stay competitive in today’s digital age.
As digital transformation becomes more essential for businesses, many companies are scrambling to catch up. The process can be daunting, but there are success stories out there, such as those seen in Contino’s report about how Europe’s best business leaders managed to achieve digital transformation.
Nevertheless, it is not only in London and across central Europe where digital transformation is proving to be a successful process; Warrington is also playing a pivotal role in contributing to the business achievements of great digital transformation.
Let’s explore some of the Warrington success stories.
Digital Transformation Success in Warrington
Made Smarter Adoption Program
A2O Innovation Solutions and Tempa Pano UK are businesses that are seeing great success with their innovative use of digital tools.
Both companies have been working with the Made Smarter Adoption program in the North West to boost productivity and growth using digital tools, and they have seen some fantastic results.
A big part of their success comes from their focus on customer experience. They have worked hard to create a seamless customer experience that is both personal and efficient.
A crucial part of their strategy has been Augmented Reality (AR) and scanning technologies to capture and digitally replicate the customer’s surroundings. This allows engineers to evaluate products and solutions before final installation, saving a lot of time and hassle.
“This new technology will considerably speed up the process from earlier discussion with our design, customers, manufacture, and installation,” stated Chris Berg, founding director of A20 Innovation Solutions.
Utilising the latest technologies, such as Augmented Reality (AR), can provide a more efficient service that saves their customers time and hassle.
This disruptive technology adoption in the North West is expected to create 990 new employment, upskill 1,845 existing roles, and generate £162.4 million in gross value added (GVA) for the region.
In Cheshire and Warrington, 65 new employment will be generated, 143 existing jobs will be upskilled, and the region’s economy will gain £11.5 million in gross value added (GVA).
Andrew Borland
Andrew Borland, CW 4.0’s Head and the VEC’s Head of Commercial, stated that “By bringing together the facilities, skills and experience of leading universities and industry experts, we will address the company’s individual challenges, helping them to increase productivity and de-risk innovation by developing smarter products, processes and supply chains.”
This will assist them in increasing efficiency and de-risking innovation by developing more innovative products, processes, and supply chains.
The CW4.0 team has lofty goals of working with about 170 manufacturers over the next two years and is currently onboarding the first batch of companies.
If you’re an SME in the region interested in taking advantage of what new digital ways of working can provide, get in touch with the CW 4.0 team. You could be next in line to see some fantastic success stories coming out of Warrington.
With CW4.0, no SME will be left behind in a world where digital operations’ resilience, productivity, and guarantees have become non-negotiable consumer requirements.
Conclusion
Digital transformation is vital for businesses to stay competitive and Warrington is proving to be an essential location for businesses to adhere to the process of digital transformation. Thanks to initiatives like the Made Smarter Adoption program, these companies can boost productivity and growth using digital tools.
