By Mike Hannah, MESA International Smart Manufacturing Working Group member
Manufacturers that adopt programs to address changes in IT, technology, and workforce will find themselves with a long-term competitive advantage. Those that do not, risk the apocalypse and joining the long list of companies that couldn’t change with the times.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Thursday, January 21, 2016
5 Hurdles to Smart Manufacturing
By Brad Williams, MESA International Smart Manufacturing Working Group member
Manufacturing generates more data than any other
industry. New levels of connectivity,
advanced computing, smarter sensors and devices, and improved data access and
storage are increasing the breadth, volume, and resolution of available data. If
you listen to the big data hype, the assumption is that business value can be
derived if data can be harnessed. In the future, manufacturing companies will
gather more data -- but will they use it effectively?
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Smart Manufacturing: What if they threw a revolution and nobody came?
By Patrick Weber, MESA International Technical and Education Committee member and MESA-Recognized Practitioner
Pizza party at your house, I went just to check it out
Nineteen extra larges, what a shame, no one came
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