Latest Issue: August 2019 Digital Issue

Future Steel Forum 2019 takes place over 25-26 September at the Sofitel Hotel in the Hungarian capital, Budapest. 

The Future Steel Forum has been a pioneering conference. When it was launched in 2017, I can’t think of any organisation running a similar event in the steel space. 

Recently, however, other organisations have announced their own events. Notably, the US-based Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) offered its members a ‘Digital Transformation Forum for the Steel…

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