inControl Announced as Innovation Sponsor for December’s ‘Collaboration‘ Event
There was an important milestone for two members of our inControl team, Juliet Uzoeshi and Satya Jujjuri, recently, who both graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a Master of Science (MSc) in Automation, Control and Robotics.
inControl Systems will take part in COLLABORATION – ‘The Key to Unlocking Manufacturing Value’ on 9 December at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London, joining the day as an Innovation Sponsor. The event brings together senior leaders from across the manufacturing sector to explore a new, collaborative approach to delivering major transformation projects.
Hosted by John Robinson, Founder of The Quorum Principle™, the programme focuses on how manufacturers can reduce project friction, align stakeholders earlier, and accelerate value across digital transformation and operational change.
Ian Clarke and Jan Hemper will represent inControl throughout the day and at the table-top showcase, where they’ll be available to discuss how real-time data, energy transparency, and unified digital systems are becoming essential foundations for modern manufacturing performance.
Ian Clarke commented:
“This new model for major transformation projects isn’t theory — it’s practical, collaborative, and it works. Once you see how it unites stakeholders and vendors, the potential to change project delivery success becomes undeniable.”
Watch the explainer video
The May session of this event reached full capacity, reflecting growing demand for more effective, stakeholder-aligned transformation methods. The December edition is free to attend but targeted specifically at senior managers and directors, where organisation-wide change must start.
The Quorum Principle™ founder John Robinson
What Is The Quorum Principle™?
The Quorum Principle™, developed by event host John Robinson, is an emerging framework designed to bring all project stakeholders into alignment from day one.
It emphasises:
Early engagement across IT, OT, vendors, and operations
Clear, shared understanding of value and outcomes
Reduced project delays and friction
Greater resilience in complex transformation environments
Robinson, a globally recognised Industry 4.0 strategist, created the model in response to persistent delivery challenges seen across large-scale manufacturing programmes.
