Manufacturing Leaders’ Summit 2025, Liverpool: Smarter Tech, Sharper Strategy — Invitation Confirmed
Dates: 11–12 November 2025
Venue: Titanic Hotel, Liverpool, United Kingdom
Participant: Professor Saim Memon, CEO of Sanyou London
What’s the news?
Sanyou London confirms an invitation for the Manufacturing Leaders’ Summit 2025—a senior forum that follows this year’s Productivity in Manufacturing research. The organisers thanked contributors for candid input on the UK’s productivity blockers—operational silos, administrative drag, delayed investment, and skills gaps—and extended a complimentary place to continue the conversation in Liverpool.
Why does this matter to Sanyou London’s partners?
Productivity is not an abstract KPI; it is the time, cost and quality felt on every production run and every retrofit project. As Sanyou London scales vacuum-insulation energy technologies (VIW, DVIP, VIP, VIC, VIBB), we depend on production systems that are:
- Digitally visible: a clean digital thread from raw materials to finished goods;
- Repeatable: recipe control, SPC and right-first-time builds that protect λ-performance;
- Auditable: technical files and traceability that de-risk procurement and compliance;
- People-centred: workflows that free engineers from admin to solve real problems.
What themes will be explored at the summit?
- Break the silos; speed decisions: common data models across engineering, planning, quality and service; fewer hand-offs; clearer ownership.
- Workforce performance and culture: upskilling for data-literate operators; coaching leaders to remove blockers; safe, standard work that accelerates learning.
- Where digital pays back: targeted MES/CMMS/analytics that raise OEE, protect quality, and shorten NPI cycles—evidence over hype.
Sanyou London’s contribution
Q: What will Professor Memon bring to the table?
A: A practical perspective from taking inventions from lab to mass production—and the hard lessons that came with it.
- Design-to-manufacture discipline: translating materials science into stable laminates and vacuum assemblies with tight edge-seal control.
- Inline evidence: vision and metrology checkpoints that correlate directly with thermal performance in the field.
- Product-safety governance: embedding PAS-style product-safety planning, risk assessment and corrective-action readiness into the factory routine.
- Customer-ready files: clearer specifications, test summaries and traceability packs that speed public-sector and enterprise approvals.
What outcomes are we aiming for?
- Partner factories and integrators: to expand high-mix, high-quality capacity for VIW, DVIP, VIP, VIC and VIBB.
- Faster approvals for estates teams: standardised compliance packs, installation guides and measurement plans for pilots and roll-outs.
- Shared benchmarks: open, anonymised metrics for cycle time, scrap, Cp/Cpk and field performance—so buyers can compare solutions on evidence.
Why Liverpool, why now?
The UK’s manufacturing recovery hinges on smarter technology, sharper strategy, and stronger leadership—exactly the summit’s theme. With energy prices volatile and net-zero goals pressing, demand-side products that cut heat loss at millimetre-scale thickness need factories that are predictable, efficient, and accountable. That is the route to lower costs, higher confidence, and quicker adoption across housing, education, healthcare and commercial estates.
Work with Sanyou London
- Manufacturing partnerships: equipment vendors, integrators and contract manufacturers aligned to digitally assured production of vacuum-insulation products.
- Pilot programmes: spec sheets, samples and measurement plans for VIW, DVIP, VIP, VIC and VIBB; data dashboards to support procurement.
- Speaking & media: summit side-meetings and briefings with Professor Saim Memon.
Contact: Visit www.sanyoulondon.com or reach Sanyou London Customer Service.
If you plan to attend the summit in Liverpool, let us know your focus areas—digital, people, or process—and we’ll tailor a conversation to your needs.
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