iBase-t Experts

On Wednesday, April 29th, 2020, iBase-t hosted a webcast that presented a compelling case to evaluate if you are still running a legacy Manufacturing Execution System (MES). We thought it would be helpful to share feedback from questions raised by those in attendance.

As you consider your digital transformation journey, here are three cultural factors to consider that will help improve employee adoption and accelerate the timeframe for implementing change at your organization.

During times of dynamic change – we know what we want, but sometimes the existing infrastructure can’t keep up with expectations. This is happening with all the Industrial Transformation initiatives now in deployment. It is also the case with what KPIs are being measured and how that measurement is being achieved.

LNS Research recently conducted an in-depth study of the factors that separated aerospace and defense (A&D) companies that have been successful with their industrial transformation from the rest. From reading their findings, several conclusions can be drawn from the data.

Implementing a digitalization strategy in the industrial sector compared to the consumer marketplace is far more difficult. This article will take a closer look at how manufacturing is changing as a result of this transformation.

McKinsey has been giving heavy emphasis to the need to forming a digital B2B ecosystem in MRO and manufacturing. One of the points stressed was the importance and value of creating a digital ecosystem that spans the entire supply chain.

Greater, more accurate data delivered faster contributes to improved decision support, greater efficiency and improvement to the bottom line. Keep reading to learn exactly how.

In the context of Industry 4.0, rapid access to and sharing of data — regardless of source, format, or location — is essential. Continue reading to learn how MES data generates faster and better decision making for companies.

Many businesses are implementing a digitalization strategy to transform their business processes. Continue reading to learn the difference between business transformation and industrial transformation and the challenges companies face that don’t operate in the industrial world.