8769532 Canada Center o/a Refined Manufacturing Acceleration Process: federal grants and contributions: 8 agreements; $2.5M value; 1 departments; 2 programs.
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REMAP will conduct a gap analysis, 1:1 consultations and summary recommendations with a detailed report to help SMEs interested in adopting digital technologies to their operations and the products they build. Where requested, REMAP will include one-on-one assessments in new communities and provide services in both French and English speaking communities i.e. Quebec. The program will accommodate sector assessments in communities where there is a demand. This CTO will accommodate a minimum of 10 Agfood client assessments across Canada with tailored programming for that sector.
This project will address two services: 1. Smart Manufacturing for a Connected World – digital assessments and summary recommendations for companies across Canada in Industry 4.0 technologies for either manufacturing process or product design. 2. Value Stream Mapping services as a follow up to previously assessed companies across Canada.
Smart Manufacturing for a Connected World – technical analysis and summary recommendations for companies across Canada in Industry 4.0 technologies for either manufacturing process or product design. This year the assessments will include a pilot to deliver value stream mapping for about 3-4 companies.
This year's CTO will focus on: 1. Digital tech adoption assessments 2. Value Stream Mapping 3. Consulting hours in support of Supply Chain Resilience services offered by IRAP Total clients targeted for help: 25-30 depending on services
As a Canadian tech accelerator, ReMAP is committed to Canadian leadership by leveraging its Smart Manufacturing for a Connected World framework to ensure no SME is left behind in their digital transformation. ReMAP regards smart manufacturing as the rapid transfer of science and technology into digital manufacturing, product design, optimized supply chains, new business models, globalization and speed-to-market. The Smart Manufacturing framework enables Canadian SMEs to understand digital manufacturing and has created a common language for its users in the adoption of Industry 4.0.
This year's CTO will focus on: 1. Value Stream Mapping Total clients targeted for help: 10-12 SMEs
Industry 4.0 assessments and metrics
Smart Manufacturing for a Connected World – technical analysis and summary recommendations for companies across Canada in Industry 4.0 technologies for either manufacturing process or product design
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