Show Notes
Paolo Butti, Regional President, Global Industry, at Rockwell Automation Inc., talks to the podcast about: A world where decision-making is made in collaboration with intelligent technology. How human-machine interfaces, augmented reality, and AI-driven analytics are helping teams in 2025. What skills are most in demand for the next-generation industrial workforce. How companies can support their existing teams through this transition. The future of industrial work. Sponsoring this episode of the World Pipelines Podcast is the World Pipelines CCS Forum 2026, taking place on 18 March, 2026 at the Park Plaza London Riverbank. This event will bring together pipeline experts and technology leaders to share their insights on the development of the UK’s CO2 pipeline infrastructure for carbon capture and storage initiatives. The CCS Forum offers an unmissable opportunity to join your peers and represent your organisation at the heart of the UK CCS discussion as we discuss the projects, technologies, and policies shaping this emerging sector. Find out more here: https://www.worldpipelines.com/ccsforum2026
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