Your Digital Transformation Is Stalling—And Here’s Why (Part One)
Digital Transformation on the Plant Floor: What Manufacturers Get Wrong (And How to Avoid These Common Mistakes) A Two-Part Blog
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Equipment Manufacturing
We manufacture the equipment that helps keep your system running better.
What gets built here shows up every day in your system’s performance.
From conveying to packaging equipment, everything is built to fit the system and hold up day-to-day.
— Chris Gentry, Engineering Manager, The Quartz CorporationWhen you look at the craftsmanship of the equipment on the first delivery of equipment and inspection, I knew we’d made a good decision due to the nice-looking work, welds, and paint. It was really a professional job.
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Running a plant, or multiple plants, means managing a web of moving parts. Equipment communicates with software. Software talks to operators. Operators make timely decisions based on data they are confident is accurate and available in real time. But when your systems aren’t truly unified, the web quickly frays. This is why it is critical to understand the difference between system integration and controls integration—and, more importantly, why combining them is a game-changer for operational leaders like you. What Is System Integration? System integration is the process of connecting your disparate IT and OT (operational technology) platforms into a single, cohesive …
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