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.
主讲嘉宾简介
迈克·丹利 (Mike Denley)
产品组合管理高级总监
迈克领导战略性关键工业物联网计划和举措的开发和协调，以增加和改善产品、客户和合作伙伴与企业产品管理、研发和战略合作伙伴方面的成果。迈克曾担任过许多领导职务，在以软件为中心的产品开发、产品管理、项目管理和运营方面承担过各种职责。他入行已久，学术造诣颇深，毕业论文和研究生论文主题是全面质量管理、软件设计和开发、组织结构变革、精益六西格玛和商业分析等方面，重点是可持续发展。此外，迈克还积极参与非营利组织和当地社区志愿服务。