Supporting organizations 2025
Over the years, APPAU has become one of the leaders in the development of industrial hi-tech sectors. The association is the coordinator of the national movement “Industry 4.0 in Ukraine” and the developer of the project of the national strategy of Industry 4.0, the curator of the Technical Committee 185 “Industrial Automation”, the ideologist of the concepts of the network of Industry 4.0 Centers, EAM clusters, industrial accelerators and sectoral road maps of digital transformation, etc. In these and other projects, APPAU cooperates with numerous partners, including central and regional executive bodies.

Sprint Robotics is organising the World Conference for Inspection and Maintenance Robotics on October 29-30, 2024 in Antwerp, Belgum. This is a specialized event dedicated to advancing the widespread adoption of robotics in inspection and maintenance operations. The conference agenda spans a diverse array of market sectors, encompassing everything from petrochemicals and energy to public infrastructure, water management, subsea exploration and cutting-edge next-generation technologies.


WPiAM, World Partners in Asset Management, is a worldwide partnership, established in late 2014, of national non-profit professional associations working together to enable individuals and organisations to develop, assess and recognise competence in Asset Management, for the benefit of their members and of the asset management community globally.




Knowledge and Innovation Centre Maintenance Process Industry (KICMPI) is a cooperative association with 50 members, consisting of asset owners, maintenance companies and knowledge institutions. KICMPI stimulates cooperation between companies with the aim of: innovating maintenance in the processing industry.


The Danish Maintenance Society - DDV - is a non-profit nationwide network of managers and technical specialists.
The network is driven by high professionalism, and members use the network to acquire and impart knowledge, where knowledge sharing happens through conferences, seminars, network meetings and company visits.
More information can be found on www.ddv.org


The EFNMS, the European Federation of National Maintenance Societies, was established in 1970. The EFNMS objectives are the improvement of maintenance for the benefit of the peoples of Europe.
Maintenance is of utmost importance for trade and commerce, for the environment, and for general health and safety. In order to pursue its goals, the EFNMS shall be an umbrella organization for the non-profit National Maintenance Societies in Europe.

Mediapartners 2025

Maintworld is the only Pan-European Publication associated with EFNMS (European Federation of National Maintenance Societies). Its core focus is to provide businesses with information on leading technologies, expertise and best practices on Maintenance and Asset Management


Engineeringnet is the media platform for engineers and brings daily news on technology, industrial maintenance, reliability and asset management. This is done through print, website, e-news, social media and podcast. In the print version of Engineeringnet, the section Maintenance Magazine is included in collaboration with BEMAS, the Belgian Maintenance Association.


Industrial Automation is a platform on production and process automation to management, executives, technical departments, operators, engineering and study agencies as well as manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors active in the sector.
Including industry news and technological developments of today and tomorrow, the platform offers interesting information in the areas of integrated automation solutions, drive systems and electromechanical transmission, sensor technology, measurement and control instrumentation, and control and monitoring technology. Renowned manufacturers and suppliers in the industry will also be featured.


EMS Magazine: www.engineeringmaintenance.info EMS (Engineering Maintenance Solutions) is the World's leading magazine aimed at informing and educating a Global audience of over 150,000 engineers responsible for maintenance and asset management.


