Organizations demand a flawless manufacturing process that can operate across multiple function areas to enable business evolution and provide enhanced control and greater flexibility. The challenge for many businesses is how to improve production and increase the quantity of goods produced. In his latest blog, Nick Cross examines a batch solution which improves production efficiencies and complies with industry regulations.
Read moreDo You Know Your Role Models?
Before companies start their digital transformation journey, a good understanding of your current organizational culture is crucial for simple reasons. Learn why role models could be one of your most significant constraints for change.
Read moreVirtual Event: Y NOW 2021 - Realizing Autonomous Operations
Y NOW 2021 will showcase how to transform from industrial automation to industrial autonomy (IA2IA). Over three days, leading industry experts will share their vast expertise in accelerating digital transformations to create highly agile operations. Attendees will learn how to reimagine, scale and accelerate their digital transformations to achieve autonomous operations for a sustainable future.
Read morePlant Historian: Core of your Digital Transformation
The pace of digital transformation is accelerating, delivering benefits from increased profitability, reduced costs, and higher productivity. In his latest blog, Nick Cross examines how Exaquantum Plant Historian is enabling companies to generate growth from plant data and is at the forefront of digital transformation.
Read moreWhy do I need IIoT?
In his latest blog, Marcel considers the need for IIoT. With the perceived value to the customer including cost reduction and increased asset reliability, he questions whether this is enough to deploy such technologies and realize tangible benefits.
Read moreThe Lean and Mean Trap
In recent times, there has been a shift to transforming manufacturing and production facilities into lean and mean organizations, leading to a relatively small team responsible for production. In the manufacturing world, to achieve optimal outcomes, it is necessary to expand capacity, avoid downtime, and find ways to save money while maintaining safety. But is there such a thing as becoming too lean?
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