Closed-loop manufacturing seeks to increase efficiency in resource usage and data flow throughout the production line. It promotes a faster flow of information that is aimed at increasing the quality of the products and production efficiency. This is why the medical device industry, which operates under strict regulatory frameworks, has embraced it as part of the digital transformation. I’m your host, Bettina Pruemper, with Siemens Global Marketing, and today I’m joined by Dr. James B. Thompson, Senior Director for Industry Strategy, Medical Device and Pharmaceutical, at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He’ll help us understand the role that closed-loop manufacturing plays in medical device manufacturing. In this episode, you’ll find out what digital enterprise entails and the impact it is having on the medical device industry. We’ll also highlight the benefits that come with digitalizing the manufacturing floor, and we’ll discuss the concept of closed-loop manufacturing and how it relates to other concepts such as digital twins and digital enterprise. What You’ll Learn in this Episode: The role of digital enterprise in the medical device industry (04:40) How digital enterprise helps reduce the risk of errors in medical device manufacturing (06:33) What is meant by digital twins (07:46) The benefits of closed-loop manufacturing in the medical device industry (09:05) Connect with James B. Thompson: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Data-driven manufacturing allows for critical decisions in the production line to be arrived at based on accurate findings. It also creates an opportunity for predicting the impact that changes in critical stages would have on the final product. Overall, it increases control over the processes involved and paves the way for production line automation. I’m your host, Bettina Pruemper, with Siemens Global Marketing, and today I’m joined by Tovi Yadin, Innovation Solutions Manager at Siemens Digital Industries Software. Her main focus is data-driven manufacturing which is also known as automated manufacturing. She’ll help us understand the concept of predictive analytics and its application in electronic manufacturing. In this episode, you’ll learn about the role that predictive analytics plays in electronic manufacturing and the impact it’s having on the industry. You’ll also learn about the process of implementing it in manufacturing. Lastly, we’ll discuss the role of data in accelerating the automation of processes in an electronics production line. What You’ll Learn in this Episode: The importance of analytics in electronics manufacturing (04:03) What the four-level ladder of analytics entails (05:35) How predictive analytics help customers solve problems (07:50) Deployment of predictive analytics applications (11:30) The future of automated electronics manufacturing (14:26) Connect with Tovi Yadin: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Complexity driven by customization is one of the biggest challenges that manufacturers are facing today. It has led to a shift in how companies approach batch sizing, suppliers validation, and product packaging, among others. However, this has also led to an acceleration in the digital transformation of manufacturing floors which, in turn, has increased optimization of production resources. I’m your host, Bettina Pruemper, with Siemens Global Marketing, and today I’m joined by Oren Manor, Director of Business Development for Digital Manufacturing at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He’ll help us understand the current state of electronics manufacturing and how to resolve the challenges facing the industry. In this episode, you’ll learn about the short-term and long-term impact of the pandemic on the electronics industry. You’ll also get to understand the challenges that increased customization has brought to the industry and how they are being resolved. Join us to get a clear picture of where the industry is and what we can expect to see from it in the future. What You’ll Learn in this Episode: Key trends in the electronic manufacturing industry in 2021 (04:11) Factors impacting the electronic manufacturing industry (08:18) Benefits of a digitalized manufacturing floor (09:55) How to transition to high mix-manufacturing efficiently (14:09) How to resolve the challenge of increased product complexity (16:12) How to deal with increased product electrification (17:25) Connect with Oren Manor: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Speed and agility are qualities that can’t be overlooked when migrating from a legacy system to a modern one. That is exactly what the right low code solution will provide a company that has been stuck with old rigid systems. It also accelerates the digital transformation at a lower cost by creating applications that integrate with existing legacy infrastructure. In today’s episode, Bettina Pruemper is joined by Peter De Moerloose, Director for Industry Strategies at Siemens Mendix Low Code. He will share various insides on how low code platforms can be utilized to accelerate digital transformation. You’ll also get to hear about companies that have started using it and the impact that it’s having on their manufacturing shop floor. Furthermore, Peter will talk about how low code platforms can be used to create applications that aid in manufacturing and discuss how it complements the citizen developers in creating highly customized applications. Last but not least you’ll learn how Siemens Mendix Low Code can be used to add value to existing systems. What you’ll learn in this episode: What has led to the increased complexity of the manufacturing shop floor (02:31) How the low code platform works (04:08) How Siemens low code promotes digital transformation (09:16) The main advantages of a low code platform (12:28) Connect with Peter De Moerloose: LinkedIn Mendix Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Digitalization has tremendously increased the quality of products manufactured and significantly lowered the production cost. It has also been instrumental in helping manufacturers meet diverse customization needs from their customers. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that its adoption has accelerated in the last few years as companies seek to remain competitive. Today's episode is divided in two parts. In the first part, Bettina Pruemper is joined by two guests from Siemens - Ian Hadden, Solution Director for the Industrial Machinery, and Giulia Piovano, Industry Manager focusing on Machinery. They'll help us understand digitization in the industrial machinery industry. In this episode, you’ll learn what is driving digitalization in the industrial machinery industry. We’ll also discuss the critical role played by data in increasing the effectiveness of automated equipment. Lastly, you’ll learn about the digitalization solutions that are currently available and the problems they are solving. What you’ll learn in this episode: Key trends driving the need for digitalization in the industrial machinery industry (02:44) The role of data in automation of industrial machines (06:22) The application of hyper-automation in the manufacturing process (07:18) Machine usage optimization using Opcenter (09:00) The state of global competition and the role that digitalization is playing (10:04) How Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) helps small and medium business enterprises (11:21) Resources: The lights-sparse versus the lights-out factory Opcenter Execution Discrete White Paper Connect with Guilia Piovano: LinkedIn Connect with Ian Hadden: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Having an end-to-end unified solution allows manufacturers to optimize their operations as well as have more control of the production process. This is why most of them are selecting solutions that extend their whole production operation when undertaking a digital transformation. I’m your host, Bettina Pruemper, with Siemens Global Marketing, and today I’m joined by Marco Cassani, Portfolio Development Executive at Siemens Digital Industries Software. He’ll share with us how Siemens helped Robopac, a global packaging machines builder undertake a digital transformation. In this episode, we’ll discuss Siemens’ Opcenter real use case. You’ll learn how it can help in optimizing a company’s operations with the goal of maximizing production. We’ll also discuss the areas that are impacted by its deployment and how the deployment process is undertaken. What You’ll Learn in this Episode: How Siemens Opcenter helped Robopac solve its main challenges (03:33) Why they selected Siemens to solve their problem (07:33) How Opcenter optimizes its logistics and production (08:44) The solutions that were deployed for them to achieve digital transformation (10:34) Resources: The lights-sparse versus the lights-out factory Opcenter Execution Discrete White Paper Connect with Guilia Piovano: LinkedIn Connect with Marco Cassani: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Before the global pandemic run amok on the manufacturing industries, many companies doubted the need for digitalizing their processes. As the global pandemic fades away gradually, the number of companies that are doubting its importance has never been as low as it is today. Innovations that are meant to accelerate its adoption have increased significantly as companies seek to make high-quality and low-cost products faster and consistently. In today's episode, Bettina Pruemper is joined by Oren Manor, Director of Business Development for Digital Manufacturing at Siemens. He’ll help us understand how digitalization helps in electronic manufacturing and the different strategies for implementing it. In this episode, you’ll learn how digitalization is helping the electronics industry create products faster and at a lower cost. We’ll unpack the impact that COVID-19 had on the manufacturing industry and the opportunities it opened up, and we’ll also cover the new solutions that have been developed to support the manufacturing process. What you’ll learn in this episode: The impact of COVID-19 on electronics manufacturing (02:57) The support offered by Siemens to the electronics manufacturing industry during the pandemic (06:57) The importance of component tracking in manufacturing (11:22) How design-to-source intelligence platform - Supplyframe - works (13:57) Different digitalization strategies that Siemens supports (14:53) Connect with Oren Manor: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Integration of the latest technology into the current manufacturing infrastructure has unlocked many new opportunities. It has also helped them deal with increased competition, changing customer demands, and stricter regulatory frameworks. As new innovations that solve existing challenges continue to be rolled out to manufacturers, we can expect to see an acceleration in the digital transformation. In today’s episode Bettina Pruemper is joined by two guests from Siemens Digital Industries Software - Martin Russell from Opcenter Execution Core Product Development, and Silvio Saouaf, Product Portfolio Manager. They’ll help us understand how digital infrastructure is being utilized to transform manufacturing. In this episode, you’ll learn about the new solutions that manufacturers are using to solve their current challenges and unlock advancements. We’ll also discuss the impact that COVID-19 had on manufacturers and how some of them responded to it. Finally, we’ll touch on the concept of containerization and how cloud computing is expected to impact the manufacturing industry. What you’ll learn in this episode: The challenges manufacturers are facing today (03:20) How COVID-19 impacted manufacturers (04:23) Solutions that Siemens have developed to help manufacturers face today’s challenges (05:38) How the high-performance engine in Opcenter works (06:23) Application containerization and its benefits (10:57) Connect with Silvio Saouaf: LinkedIn Connect with Martin Russell: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
COVID-19 exposed existing weaknesses that many manufacturers were not aware of. It also made most of them accelerate their digitalization efforts with the aim of solving existing challenges and taking advantage of new opportunities. The current trend of digital transformation will continue as they seek to create quality products, at a lower cost, that comply with more demanding regulatory frameworks. In today’s episode Bettina Pruemper is joined by Dr. James B. Thompson, who is the Senior Director for Industry Strategy, Medical Device and Pharmaceutical, at Siemens. He’ll share his insight into what is happening in the medical device industry. In this episode, you’ll learn how digitalization is impacting the medical device industry. We’ll discuss what the Siemens Opcenter solution does and where it has been successfully deployed by manufacturers, and we’ll also touch on how countries are preparing to meet future medical-related challenges such as the ones brought on by COVID-19. What you’ll learn in this episode: The impact of COVID-19 on the medical device industry (03:32) What is Opcenter and how it helps medical device manufacturers (07:33) How a Siemens' customer was able to get to market faster during COVID-19 (10:24) How Opcenter works (12:02) Connect with Dr. James B. Thompson: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Digitalization is helping companies leverage the data that is already available to them to create better products and become more agile. It is expected to play a bigger role in the future as companies seek new ways to gain a competitive advantage and unlock new opportunities. With the right roadmap to digital transformation, businesses that embrace it will be able to maximize the output from assets that are already available to them. In this 10-part series, we’ll focus on the impact smart digital manufacturing is having and what to expect from it in the future. We’ll invite experts from different industries to share their experiences with digitalization. This series will shine a light on the road ahead for industries that are willing to embrace change brought on by digital transformation. I’m your host, Bettina Pruemper, with Siemens Global Marketing and, in this first episode, I’m joined by Dr. Raffaello Lepratti, the Global Vice President of Manufacturing Operations Management, Business Development, and Segment Marketing at Siemens Digital Industries Software. In this episode, we’ll discuss smart digital manufacturing and cases where it has been successfully applied. Tune in to learn more about the role digitalization is playing in helping companies solve problems and unlock opportunities, as well as the resources used by manufacturers to gain a competitive advantage and become leaders in their industries. In this episode, you will learn: The role of digitalization (02:56) The major trends and challenges shaping the manufacturing industry today (04:44) The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the manufacturing industry (11:38) How can manufacturers gain competitive advantage and become leaders in their industries (12:38) A quote from Henry Ford, still valid today (15:41) What to expect in the upcoming episodes. (16:47) Connect with Dr. Raffaello Lepratti: LinkedIn Connect with Bettina Pruemper: LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.