Glossary

Topic

Deutsch: Topik / Português: Topic / Français: Topique
Topic or Topicality may refer to something, what is being talked about.

In an industrial or industry context, "topic" can refer to a subject or area of focus related to industrial processes, manufacturing, technology, economics, safety, or other aspects of the industry. A topic in this context can be the subject of research, discussion, training, or other forms of exploration and evaluation.

Examples of topics in an industrial context:

  • Innovation in manufacturing technology
  • Environmental sustainability in industry
  • Safety in the workplace
  • Industry 4.0 and digital transformation
  • Cost reduction and efficiency improvement in industrial processes.

 

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