The term “case management” can mean a lot of different things depending on who you are and what you do. Doctors and lawyers are very familiar with the concepts of medical cases and legal cases — basically, as the sum-total of a patien…
Automation has been on a steady march through business for more than 200 years: nevertheless, the past three years or so have seen a huge step-change in the variety of technologies being promoted to help businesses automate aspects of their work. Gi…
Organizations need new skills to effectively implement an expanding set of digital capabilities, such as artificial intelligence (AI), deep learning, the internet of things (IoT), and robotic process automation (RPA). Deploying digital technologies one…
Appian’s Future of Work survey, conducted by IDG, posed wide-ranging questions to global IT leaders about the state of enterprise IT and its alignment with business in driving transformation. Respondents comprised of 500 senior level IT executive…
Low-code is a game changer on many levels. It can accelerate development by 20x over traditional full-stack coding, and business context can be incorporated into development continuously. Yet the acceleration enabled by low-code platforms has thrown…
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This eBook compiles multiple perspectives from Lean manufacturing experts, including:
Just as the world of Lean has a goal of continuous improvement – so too is the learning of how to continue on your Lean journey. |
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A&D manufacturers and their suppliers now depend more than ever on global supply chains. As they reach across time zones, languages and cultures, supply chains have to work around challenges that build up costs and drag down production schedules. Communication between distributed engineering and production centers can be labored and error-prone. These problems are often compounded by repetitive programming, incomplete simulations, time-intensive production methods, and concern that the shop floor may not be working with current data. Ideally, global companies should be able to design products at any location and produce them at selected sites, with all stakeholders from design to the shop floor working concurrently from a single unique global data source.
Understand how manufacturing companies can deliver machined parts faster and increase revenue by reducing costs – despite operating globally across time zones and cultures. |
Start the journey to operational and digital excellence by gaining a clear strategy for the first steps forward.This resource includes: An executive summary of Smart Manufacturing Benchmarking manufacturing operations managementThe road to MOM 4.0Digit…
The concept of a virtual, digital equivalent to a physical product or the Digital Twin was introduced in 2003 at a University of Michigan Executive Course on Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) taught by Dr. Michael Grieves. In light of these advances, …
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This eBook compiles multiple perspectives from Lean manufacturing experts, including:
Just as the world of Lean has a goal of continuous improvement – so too is the learning of how to continue on your Lean journey. |
