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Event Recap: Exploring the Future of Manufacturing, May 22nd 2024
Unveiling the Future if Manufacturing at Siemens Digital Experience Center.
The Adoption of Digital Twins in Manufacturing
In the relentless pursuit of operational excellence and superior product quality, the manufacturing industry finds itself at the threshold of a technological revolution. At the forefront of this transformation is the adoption of ‘digital twins’, a concept that promises not only to enhance operational efficiency but also to redefine competitive strategies. This article delves into the emergence of digital twins, tracing their historical roots and exploring their potential to bolster the manufacturing sector's competitiveness.
Event Recap: Revolutionize Manufacturing on November 23, 2023
An Innovative Journey at Siemens: Diving into the Future of Manufacturing!
How to Achieve Collaboration in the Supply Chain
The days when machine builders had to invent, develop and build everything themselves are long gone. Most modern companies have their own suppliers or are part of the supply chain of an OEM. This cooperation between Dutch manufacturing companies is of course very nice, but it also brings major challenges to the table. One of the most important ones? Finding out how to deal with the crucial data exchange that fosters seamless collaboration throughout the supply chain. Every manufacturing company, regardless of its core business and the industry to which it belongs, feels the increasing pressure of competition, decreasing margins, rising costs and staff shortages. To bring products to market quickly and without error, manufacturing companies can no longer afford to lose time on cumbersome, error-prone and manually-driven data exchange processes. The need for automation and smarter processes rises with increasing product complexity and creates a growing number of challenges. First of all, companies must deal with more and more complex data. Assemblies are getting bigger, whilst the number of electronic components, specifications and quality controls is on the rise. In addition, each company applies its own, often unique working methods and uses different tools and modes of operation when it comes to storing, supplying and structuring data. Standardisation is lacking, since companies usually do not have access to each other's systems. So how do you ensure data exchange between supply chain partners without being exposed to a cyber attack?
Generative AI in Engineering: Transforming Services and Innovation
This innovative process engineering company specialises in the end-to-end delivery of processing systems. Its services range from the design of bespoke machines to its installation onsite to various maintenance services. The company is always on the lookout to improve its services. How can it improve its troubleshooting and maintenance activities and offer added value for clients?