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Your plant floor generates valuable performance data virtually every second in a production cycle. Readily accessing and sharing this information produces tangible value for many companies who have leveraged the benefits of Manufacturing Intelligence.
Rockwell Automation, Microsoft and Stone Technologies invite you to learn more about this important topic in a unique executive forum. Register today, join us for breakfast and learn how to:
Leverage Manufacturing Intelligence through
- Operational KPI dashboards
- Real-time manufacturing data collection and reporting
- Equipment availability and real-time capacity information
- Convergence of data from multiple sources
Increase Equipment Performance by
- Reducing capital expenditures through identification of the most productive assets
- Improving asset utilization by identifying production bottlenecks and increasing supplier accountability
Improve Manufacturing Operations by
- Increasing visibility of actual material consumption, movements and inventory levels
- Reducing time-to-volume for new product introduction
- Improving 'change-overs' between products and lines
Register online or contact Janet Sims, jlsims@ra.rockwell.com, (610) 321-2267. All attendees will receive an exclusive copy of the latest MESA white paper "Correlating Business Performance to Plant Performance" plus the opportunity to network with peers. |
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Who Should Attend?
- Plant managers
- Supervisors
- Plant efficiency experts
- Operations personnel
About The Speakers
Plant Manager Wayne Alexander, Rockline Industries, Sheboygan.
Wayne has nearly 20 years high speed manufacturing experience and he will share experiences in managing production for the largest supplier of coffee filters and private label baby wipes in North America. Over the last decade, Wayne’s career has been focused on Lean Manufacturing, high performance operating teams and optimizing the supply chain process.
Senior MES Project Manager Kirk Weiss, Stone Technologies.
Kirk has worked over 25 years in the manufacturing systems engineering field with both a strong technical and project management background in system integration, solutions engineering, and MES. He has spent the past 8 years as an independent consultant assisting organizations to improve their operational performance by applying the appropriate technologies, streamlining operations, reducing costs and squeezing more out of the supply chain and sales channels. Kirk currently serves as the OMAC MES Chairperson Definition Team Lead.
Director of Business Development and Marketing Dan Engelhard, Stone Technologies.
Dan has focused over 20 years on Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), PLC/HMI systems, in addition to other real-time integration applications. His experience includes business management, business development, project management, marketing and supply chain enterprise to manufacturing integration.
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