EA Industry Partners Series: engineering resilience in mission critical infrastructure
The session will also examine how the convergence of OT and IT is reshaping infrastructure design, helping organisations improve visibility, reduce risk and simplify lifecycle management.
When critical infrastructure fails, the impacts can extend far beyond downtime, affecting safety, productivity, compliance and operational performance. As power systems, industrial networks, automation platforms and computing environments become more interconnected, engineers face increasing pressure to design infrastructure that can withstand disruption and maintain continuity.
Join industry experts as they explore practical approaches to building resilient industrial environments across power, communications, automation and computing systems. Learn how to identify infrastructure vulnerabilities, reduce single points of failure and apply fault-tolerant design principles that support continuous operations.
The session will also examine how the convergence of OT and IT is reshaping infrastructure design, helping organisations improve visibility, reduce risk and simplify lifecycle management.
Whether you're delivering new projects or improving existing assets, you'll gain actionable insights to help create more reliable and future-ready operations.
Key messages
Resilience requires a whole-of-system approach across power, communications, automation and computing.
Identify and address common infrastructure vulnerabilities before they result in operational disruption.
Understand the difference between traditional redundancy and fault-tolerant design.
Explore strategies to reduce risk, improve reliability and support continuous operations.
Learn how OT and IT integration is influencing modern infrastructure performance and security.
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for electrical, automation, control systems, reliability and project engineers, along with asset managers, operations leaders and technical decision-makers.
It will be particularly relevant to professionals working across data centres, water and wastewater, energy and utilities, manufacturing, resources and mining, transport infrastructure and healthcare.
Attendees will gain practical insights to support better infrastructure decisions, improve operational resilience and reduce the risk of costly downtime.
