Is your digital engineering setup equipped for autonomous manufacturing?
Continuous innovation, complex products, and changing requirements are fairly common in the disruptive world of manufacturing. But is your digital engineering setup capable of harnessing the power of disruption? And how does your ERP system cope with the deluge of data resulting from continuous innovation? Managing complex data is a significant challenge in the marine, heavy machinery and manufacturing industries. While the end products may be simplistic, creating these products needs continuous innovation. The process of innovation is complicated as data goes through multiple changes before it is ready for production. This inherently means there a deluge of complex data, that must be sorted, organised and stored efficiently. What if you could accurately manage all your digital data related to your product and your digital manufacturing definitions? What if you could ensure holistic management of data throughout your organisation? What if you could future-proof your design-to-production value chain with smart automation? What if you could equip your digital engineering setup for autonomous manufacturing? Watch this webcast and learn how CLEVR has been enabling leading businesses in Europe future-proof their design-to-production value chain. Learn how you can leverage an end-to-end digital information and data management solution with software technology from Siemens.
You will learn:
What you will learn?
- Innovation vs. transactions – why is it important to change the industry mindset
- How the right product lifecycle management strategy improves ERP implementation
- Use case: Odda Technology, Leirvik and OneSubsea
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A former geologist in the seismic industry, Kai brings his global experience to propel Norwegian industries into the digital era. Now at CLEVR, he's focused on transforming businesses by tackling the critical challenges of information and data management. Kai has extensive knowledge across the entire PLM domain, bringing a deep understanding of product lifecycle management processes and solutions.
Your take-aways will be:
Who should watch?
Companies
Engineering-to-order, marine, heavy machinery, and manufacturing, engineering companies
People
Mechanical engineers (medior and senior), electro-mechanical engineers (medior and senior), managers, CEO, CIO, CTO