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Technical Tuesday Webinar: Why Should We Consider Manufacturing Analytics / IIoT?Tuesday, July 7, 2020 (11am - 12pm US/Eastern) Technical Tuesday Webinars |
The registration period for this meeting has ended.
Time:
11:00 am
Program:
Help machine shops understand IIoT / Manufacturing Analytics and the potential solutions enough to make a determination of whether they should seriously consider IIoT or not. Manufacturing is moving towards needing to be more data driven to compete. However, companies struggle to understand if IIoT solutions make sense for them, can be successful, are affordable, and want to look for alternatives if available. They have also already been bombarded by IoT marketing fluff and a lot of stories of failed IoT projects. Our approach is to be transparent about the solutions, their value, and the options. We don't get into the big, high‐minded ideas of Industry 4.0/Smart Manufacturing or the IoT hype. That's been overdone already. Let's get real.
Presentation will be open and transparent about
these kinds of solutions.
* What is Manufacturing Analytics / IIoT / Remote
Machine Monitoring?
* Should we ignore Industry 4.0 and IIoT?
* How will it help our machine shop?
* How do I use it?
* Alternative solutions
* Is it valuable?
* Is it expensive?
Presenter:
Kevin Jones, Ectobox, Inc.
Kevin is CEO and lead strategist at Ectobox, Inc., an IoT and software consulting company in Pittsburgh, PA. Founded the company 20 years ago. He is a IoT Inc Certified IoT Professional, and an active member and on the board of the Allegheny Appalachian Chapter of SMRP, and member of PMPA. Kevin also hails from Duquesne University, worked in accounting, and has developed a long background in software, technology, and manufacturing.
Deadline to Register: July 7, 2020 at 10:45 AM
After you register you will receive a GoToWebinar Email confirmation with the link to join the webinar
Who Should Attend:
The presentation will be of particular interest to Owners, Production Supervisors, foremen, plant managers, directors/VPs, and C‐suite.For more information please contact:
Mr. Joseph JacksonMarketing & Event Assistant
Precision Machined Products Association
Phone: (440) 526-0300
Fax: (440) 526-5803
Email: jjackson@pmpa.org