NIS2 in mechanical engineering: obligations and concrete consequences
What are the consequences of NIS2 for mechanical and plant engineering? A compact review of key requirements, obligations and practical guidance for companies.
What are the consequences of NIS2 for mechanical and plant engineering? A compact review of key requirements, obligations and practical guidance for companies.
How does artificial intelligence make innovation faster – and how do virtual AI personas help with feedback from the target group? The online exchange of experiences showed in a practical way which quick wins are already possible today.
ISO9001:2026 in focus: The QM Corner showed the current status of the revision and the consequences for existing quality management systems.
New CBAM obligations for importers apply from 2026. The “CBAM Update 2026” event provided a compact overview of the legal changes that are now relevant and what is in store for the mechanical and plant engineering sector.
On March 17, 2026, the digital ProduktionNRW event “Labor Law and Labor Market Policy” took place with insights into current developments and challenges.
The event focused on the topic of research funding. The focus was on the funding landscape at federal level.
On 5 February 2026, a web-ERFA on the Pay Transparency Directive took place, organized by ProduktionNRW and VDMA Nord. The high level of participation showed the extent to which transparency and equal treatment in remuneration are currently occupying companies.
How AI is advancing mechanical engineering: Specific examples show how intelligent data analysis increases quality, speeds up processes and opens up new efficiency potential.
The QM Corner impressively demonstrated how process mining makes real process data visible – enabling companies to optimize faster and make smarter decisions.
The future now: How AI, climate protection and new work are changing mechanical engineering in NRW – and strengthening competitiveness.