404

Everyone is talking about digitization, but what does reality look like?

Industry has a firm eye on digitization. However, the question often arises how to concrete implement them. Many companies have already digitized parts of their company, but how can these different areas effectively Communicate and how can the generated data be meaningfully evaluated? Digitization often fails The lack of a clear concept.

In our workshops we shed light on the basic aspects of digitization and go to the individual situation of the Participant:

  • Definition of the starting situation and goals
  • Linking of equipment interfaces and data from different systems from all operating areas
  • To close options and strategies, information gaps by collecting and evaluating further data

The positive effects by digitizing your processes are undisputed:

  • cost and resource efficiency - the targeted use of chemicals, energy, working hours, etc. on the cost structure
  • product quality - If production data is associated with each other, paths and funds can be used for Find the guarantee and increase of product quality.
  • process reliability and traceability - Defined standards and processes bring transparency both for operation, as well as for customers and accelerate communication or interaction.
  • Legal certainty -in accordance with the statutory CO2 balance sheet and the product pass expected from 2027.

Using a highly digitized model company, we will show you a possible way to digitize.

We also present a modular data platform that enables the seamless integration and evaluation of your data.

Take the first step and register for one of our workshops. Take the opportunity to network and take It is valuable from exciting technical discussions with participants from other companies and industries.

You can find more information here: Workshop Industry 4.1

For the workshop registration: Workshop registration

We look forward to the exchange! Because knowledge opens up new opportunities!

Sincerely yours

Dr. Elke Spahn, Frank Benner and the BAG Smart Analytics team.



Back