Evolving from lean to smart manufacturing
Thriving in the era of semiconductor transformation
Like other semiconductor companies, you have relied on lean manufacturing techniques for decades. It's a matter of survival. You need lean manufacturing efficiencies to minimize waste and maximize productivity, but they don't provide everything you need for today's rapidly evolving market. The time has come to gain what you've been missing—to shift from lean manufacturing to intelligent manufacturing.
With smart manufacturing, you connect every aspect of manufacturing to gather the real-time data you need to make intelligent decisions, whether it's a business decision, an engineering decision or a maintenance decision required to prevent any adverse event from happening. With better connectivity among systems, managers gain more visibility into production steps, enabling them to detect and address potential errors earlier in the process.
So, how do you shift from lean manufacturing to smart manufacturing? Find out when you attend this webinar.
Key Takeaways
To evolve from lean to Smart Manufacturing, learn how to leverage:
- The virtual representation of the manufacturing process
- Closed loop real-time reporting and analytics
- Seamless collaboration across disciplines
Meet the speakers
Michael Munsey
Vice President of Semiconductor Industry
With over 30 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, Michael Munsey leverages his extensive background in global business development, strategy, sales, and marketing to drive semiconductor technology advancements at Siemens. Before joining Siemens, he held leadership positions at several prominent companies, including Perforce where he was Senior Vice President of Marketing and Strategy and oversaw the acquisition and integration of Methodics, Dassault Systèmes where he was Vice President of the High Tech Industry and built their Semiconductor Industry, and Cadence Design Systems where he oversaw their functional verification program and introduced the Incisive verification platform. Munsey began his career in semiconductor design at IBM after obtaining degrees from Tufts University. He is actively involved in several industry groups focused on setting standards and shaping the direction of the semiconductor sector. Additionally, he is an active member and volunteer of Tau Beta Pi.
Sankhajit Chakraborty
Solution & Strategy Director
Sankhajit Chakraborty brings over 30 years of technical leadership and management expertise in the semiconductor and electronics industries, having worked with renowned multinational companies such as Toshiba, Intel, ON Semiconductor, Atmel, Microchip, Broadcom, and Siemens. He has successfully led initiatives across system software development, microelectronics, PCB product design, product lifecycle management, supply chain optimization, design for manufacturing, and manufacturing system implementations. Additionally, Chakraborty has played a key role in executing multiple end-to-end mergers and acquisitions for Intel, ON Semiconductor, Atmel Corporation, and Broadcom. At Siemens DISW, he provides architectural oversight, drives the creation of broad solution strategies, and defines market value for new and enhanced product capabilities. He also leads the development of best practices, methodologies, tools, accelerators, and solutions. Notably, he spearheaded the creation of the industry’s first end-to-end commercial Semiconductor Lifecycle Management (SLCM) software solution, enabling digitalization and accelerating customers' digital transformation journeys. Chakraborty holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, a Master's degree in Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, and is PMP-certified by the Project Management Institute.