The Growing Use of Tech in Industrial Environments and how AIS Eurelo can help you Install it

Before the global pandemic arrived on European shores in spring 2020, Europe’s industrial operators were already experiencing a period of significant change. Automation was already commonplace across many industries to aid increased throughput, efficiency and consistency, but the pace of change was based on investment plans and capex priorities, often relative to competitors in the marketplace.

The pandemic has been a game changer when it comes to tech; from the video call apps that we have all relied on, to the boom in the warehousing and logistics industry as ecommerce has escalated. Perceptions of tech were transformed overnight when lockdowns were imposed, turning late adopters into enthusiastic advocates as we learned just how much tech can do across so many industries to keep products and services moving during difficult times.

The challenge was that, as we faced an era of rapid change and new perceptions of the value or tech, we also entered an era of economic uncertainty and reluctance to commit to capex budgets until evidence of a sustained recovery appeared on the horizon. And with continued uncertainty and price volatility still affecting market trends and investment confidence, is there still a business case for industrial operators to invest in tech?

At AIS Eurelo, our experience with operators across all sectors, from aerospace and automotive through to pharmaceuticals and petrochemicals, is that investment in tech improves resilience, enhances efficiency and reduces staffing requirements, making them less vulnerable to staff absences.

As a specialist in industrial lifting, moving, decommissioning and installation, at AIS Eurelo we can provide a turnkey service to support every stage of a move to automation and robotics.

Our engineers can decommission, disconnect and remove any redundant assets to make way for new technology and automation, making any necessary changes or additions to your building services.

We can work with your supply chain to ensure any new equipment arrives safely and on time, putting the correct paperwork and compliance in place, in all relevant languages during transit, to enable smooth project delivery across borders.

We can then offload new equipment, lift it into position and install it, working collaboratively with your team and your supply chain, and around your operating requirements to help you start benefitting from your investment as soon as possible.

From the first production line introduced by Henry T Ford in 1913, through to the most advanced 21^st century manufacturing environments, industry has always embraced the benefits that new technology can bring. By working with AIS Eurelo, you can ensure that your technology investment project is implemented quickly and effectively, enabling you to reap those benefits as soon as possible.