ACE, Baltech
Smart factories are becoming more important as companies re-evaluate the resiliency and agility of their supply chains. A smart factory is a highly digitized and connected production facility that uses technologies such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things and robotics to manufacture products. Smart factories can self-adapt and autonomously optimize manufacturing operations.Smart factory technologies can dramatically improve business performance. In a recent Deloitte study, 86 percent of manufacturers surveyed believe that the smart factory will be the main driver of manufacturing competitiveness in five years. The study also showed that early adopters of smart factory initiatives are observing double-digit improvements across labor productivity, factory capacity utilization and total production output.
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Acumatica ERP system
Manufacturing complex products that meet the stipulations set by each customer is a difficult, time-consuming process. However, with Acumatica’s Product Configurator, manufacturers can both meet and exceed their customers expectations while expanding their product lines and controlling costs.
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The next generation of collaborative robots features increased payloads and higher speeds, increasing the range of applications across all industries. Join Joe Campbell, Head of Strategic Marketing for Universal Robots, as he shares more about this new generation of cobots, what hardware and software features have been upgraded, and how UR is powering robust automation solutions throughout the industry.
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Join us for a focused discussion on DPM’s value proposition and how manufacturers are achieving step-change improvements in production performance.
Building on the first webinar’s discussion of DPM’s core modules and functions, this second webinar in the Digital Performance Management series will present practical examples of DPM in use – supporting executive and operations decision-makers in their factory performance improvement journeys.
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