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Improving how operations data is shared across the IT infrastructure helps overcome data silos hurdles while unlocking Industry 4.0 success.

Jan Snoeij, President of the MOM Institute, recently presented a webinar sponsored by iBase-t. Here are had several questions answered which might be of interest to those evaluating an MES RFP process.

There are three ways manufacturers are adapting to the “new normal” of today’s coronavirus conditions – each involving the adoption of digital strategies to overcome the business conditions that COVID-19 now requires.

This press release announced iBase-t will provide the necessary infrastructure to digitalize D&K Engineering’s shop floor operations followed by future easing of supplier quality management.

This media alert announced that iBase-t will sponsor a webcast, hosted by the MOM Institute, that will look at how the Request for Proposal (RFP) process must adapt, given that legacy MES and Quality applications have become monolithic dinosaurs.

Since airing this presentation, we received many questions on what was involved and how challenges were overcome, so we thought it would be helpful to share these insights for others that are either starting or in the middle of their digital MRO transformation.

To plan for manufacturing operational output, it's essential for companies to embrace the new mantra for 2020 – improve operational agility.

Both OT and IT are being transformed to create a digital infrastructure that is greater than the sum of its parts. As a far-reaching, critical component of how manufacturers operate, this synergy is heralding in a new era of manufacturing execution systems operating as an enterprise application.

The deeper that a company falls into a Technical Debt “hole,” the harder it is to climb out. The way to break free of this cycle is to start now. As you evaluate the next enterprise operations system, you have to make a choice. Will you own your enterprise solution, or will it own you?