ISA Emphasizes Automation Is Key to Digital Deglobalization in New Position Paper
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DURHAM, N.C., Aug. 26, 2024 ~ The International Society of Automation (ISA) has released a new position paper titled "Automation Enables Digital Deglobalization Efforts." As the leading professional society for automation, ISA aims to provide guidance and support to businesses facing challenges related to deglobalization.

In recent years, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical instability, protectionism, inflationary conditions, and demands for increased corporate social responsibility and environmental social governance have all contributed to a trend towards deglobalization. In response, businesses are seeking ways to secure themselves from uncertainty by shifting their focus closer to home. This may involve reshoring manufacturing, reducing international trade, investing in local diversification and growth, or other similar activities.

While these efforts aim to increase resilience and mitigate risk, they also come with potential consequences that businesses must consider. Additionally, investors and the public are demanding that companies prioritize environmental and social responsibility. In this context, ISA's position paper highlights the role of automation technology and techniques in supporting digital deglobalization efforts.

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According to Claire Fallon, CEO and executive director of ISA, "As pressures for digital deglobalization grow, businesses are faced with a number of challenges - and automation can help solve many of them." The paper outlines how automation can contribute to resilient supply chains and strengthen cybersecurity. It also emphasizes the importance of relying on knowledgeable and skilled automation professionals to achieve deglobalization goals.

As a non-profit international professional association, ISA is dedicated to developing safety and performance standards for automation. They also provide education, training, certification programs for professionals in the field. With this new position paper, ISA aims to showcase how automation technology and professionals can support digital deglobalization efforts and help businesses stay resilient during times of rapid transformation.

The position paper is now available on the ISA website for those interested in learning more about how automation can play a crucial role in navigating the challenges of deglobalization. As businesses continue to adapt to changing global conditions, it is clear that automation will be a valuable tool in ensuring their success.

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