Manufacturing Efficiency: Achieving OEE Using Hygienically Designed Precision Conveyors

Infographic | March 11, 2022

Manufacturing analytics is a broad phrase that refers to a variety of techniques for converting data into insights that can subsequently be used to generate desired business outcomes. In 2018, the global manufacturing analytics market was worth $5,950 million and is expected to grow to $28,443.7 million by 2026.

Infographic | April 19, 2022

Manufacturing ERP software includes manufacturing-specific features that help to streamline and automate critical business and manufacturing operations. Modern industrial ERPs are integrated into the same databases that power day-to-day company operations and applications, resulting in a comprehensive business management platform.

Infographic | March 17, 2022

Industry 4.0 is revolutionizing the way companies manufacture, improve, and distribute their products. The annual reduction in inventory levels expected from Industry 4.0 adoption. The increase in productivity that could be achieved by first wave IIoT adopters. The number of manufacturers implementing IIoT in their manufacturing operations. The fourth industrial revolution is still in its nascent state. But with the swift pace of change and disruption to business and society, the time to join in is now.”

Infographic | February 25, 2020

Not all goods and parts can or should be 3D printed, but 3D printing provides many benefits throughout the production process. As displayed in the accompanying infographic, 3D printing applications are generally used for proof of concept models, prototyping, product development, and some production. 3D printed applications spare time because they are used for proof of concept models to verify the testing, fit and functionality of pieces before being injection molded.

Infographic | February 15, 2022

By 2025, more than 100 zettabytes of data will be stored on the cloud. (Cloudwards)By 2025, total global data storage will exceed 200 zettabytes of data. (Cloudwards)

Infographic | December 8, 2021

In many ways, industrial marketing is a totally different animal. It focuses on materials, products, and components needed to manufacture end products. Sellers often do not even have direct contact with decision-makers, and sales can take years to finalize.