Smart factories for small to medium manufacturers: How to get from here to there
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The smart factory will be the only factory in the future, so getting from here to there is of paramount importance. In this panel discussion, experts from Siemens will define a “smart factory,” examine key considerations in understanding its value and explore important takeaways for how small and medium-sized businesses can take advantage of the technologies involved.
In the swarm of buzzwords surrounding today’s manufacturing sector, the “smart factory” or “factory of the future” buzz is especially prominent. Unprecedented computational capability and ubiquity are giving smaller manufacturing firms access to data that has previously been reserved for major players. If analyzed correctly, smaller firms can use this data to improve efficiency, sustainability, quality, and time-to-market.
In this discussion, we will cover:
- What is a Smart factory?
- Smart technologies such as cloud computing, the Internet of Things, sensors, reporting and analytics software, machine learning and AI and digital twins
- How to mitigate risk using simulation
- How monitoring produces actionable data
Small and medium-sized manufacturers can become the smart factories of the future. Watch to learn how quickly this can be achieved.
講演者の紹介
Mike Denley
ポートフォリオ管理担当シニア・ディレクター
エンタープライズ製品管理、研究開発、戦略的提携に取り組む顧客やパートナー、製品の成果を向上させるために、重要な戦略的インダストリアルIoTプログラムおよびイニシアチブの開発と調整を主導しています。ソフトウェア中心の製品開発から製品管理、プロジェクト管理、運用まで、さまざまなリーダー職を数多く担ってきました。学術および業界での経験には、総合品質管理、ソフトウェアの設計と開発、組織改革、リーン・シックス・シグマ、および持続可能性に焦点を当てたビジネス分析における大学院および研究科生としての研究が含まれます。さらに、非営利団体や地域コミュニティでボランティア活動に積極的に取り組んでいます。