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Automation
Reinventing Remote Maintenance
Adtance adds a new twist to remote service with Fieldstreaming, which can connect multiple cameras—from smartphones to drones—providing a holistic view of machines and the plant floor.
June 11, 2021
Adtance adds a new twist to remote service with Fieldstreaming, which can connect multiple cameras—from smartphones to drones—providing a holistic view of machines and the plant floor.
Business Intelligence
OEMs Play Larger Role in Manufacturing Industry Cybersecurity
Since OEMs also serve manufacturing clients who are themselves vulnerable to cyberattack, there are a few extra considerations to be aware of with regard to cybersecurity.
May 18, 2021
OEMs should keep cybersecurity top of mind in their business, carefully monitor their own products in the market to ensure their ongoing security, and strictly regulate the devices they use for external work.
Business Intelligence
Personnel Training: A Critical Third Step in Cybersecurity
The best cybersecurity plan is only as good as the individuals tasked with carrying it out.
May 11, 2021
To get better cybersecurity results, companies have started creating dedicated departments or teams within the IT department that are responsible for cybersecurity.
Business Intelligence
Network Management: The Second Step to Increasing Cybersecurity
After a thorough operations analysis, securing networks is the next step to addressing security gaps and lapses.
May 5, 2021
Network Management: The Second Step to Increasing Cybersecurity
Business Intelligence
The First Step to Increasing Cybersecurity
There are a number of straightforward and understandable steps companies can take to protect their operations from cyberattacks. The first is to analyze operational vulnerabilities.
April 27, 2021
The First Step to Increasing Cybersecurity is to Analyze Operational Vulnerabilities.
Business Intelligence
Preventing Internal Cyberattacks Could Save Companies Millions
Cyberattacks in the U.S. have the highest cost of any global nation, with an average cost of $8.64 million per occurrence for companies suffering an attack.
April 20, 2021
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Management
Live at the ELC: OEMs Can Monetize Predictive Maintenance
Predictive maintenance is an emerging technology for packaging and processing equipment that has the potential to disrupt the OEM business model.
April 19, 2021
Blake Griffin, senior analyst, Interact Analysis presenting on predictive maintenance strategies at PMMI's Executive Leadership Conference.
Automation
Two Key Areas of Cybersecurity Vulnerability in Manufacturing
By better understanding operational weaknesses, manufacturers can guard against future threats. Read about two key areas that require assessment.
April 13, 2021
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Business Intelligence
Cybersecurity Risk 101: The Difference Between IT and OT Attacks
There are two categories of cyberattacks that increase cybersecurity risk and create a potential avenue for cybercriminals to access the organization.
April 6, 2021
The difference between IT and OT cybersecurity attacks.
Business Intelligence
Manufacturing Cybersecurity: Critical Components for Risk Assessment
By the second quarter of 2020, cyberattacks targeting manufacturers accounted for 33% of all incidents across all industries with losses totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. Small businesses are also at risk.
March 28, 2021
Critical components need to be assessed to achieve a robust cybersecurity system.
Business Intelligence
OMAC Helps Manufacturers Share Best Practices
OMAC
“When manufacturers come together and share best practices, the whole industry benefits,” says Bryan Griffen of PMMI. New OMAC website encourages and promotes your involvement.
March 25, 2021
OMAC's new website helps manufacturers share best practices for implementing innovation and automation in manufacturing.
Machine Design
Virtual FATs Here to Stay
The COVID pandemic has turned virtual factory acceptance tests into an accepted method of testing which is now here to stay.
March 18, 2021
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Machine Design
Universal I/O is Just in Time for the Digital Transformation
Universal I/O provides users and builders with the opportunity to scale systems quickly in global markets, but traditional I/O still holds an important role.
March 6, 2021
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Management
Post-Pandemic Planning
How to responsibly resume onsite operations, business continuity, and worker safety in 2021.
December 12, 2020
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Business Intelligence
The Data Dilemma of Intelligent Equipment Models
OEMs will rely on software suppliers to help them deliver equipment to their customers under new Machine-as-a-Service business models. But collaboration and confidentiality agreements will be the key to success.
December 11, 2020
Modern HMIs, like ADISRA SmartView, bring considerable computing power to embedded OEM applications, enabling not only visualization but also advanced data collection, communications, and processing.
Management
CPGs Lean on OEMs During the Pandemic
From equipment startups to training to more automation, manufacturers are asking machine builders to adopt new technology and service roles in difficult times.
November 24, 2020
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Automation
Hot Melt Equipment Gets Remote Access Upgrade
The new BBconn Controls allow for remote operation, more visibility, real-time oversight, and the data and analytics needed for continuous improvement.
November 10, 2020
Greg Merk, Executive VP, Nordson Adhesives, kick's off Nordson's demo during PACK EXPO Connects.
Management
The Aftermarket Opportunity
From training to pay-for-performance to features on-demand, the emerging machine builder business model focuses on services that reduce a manufacturer’s financial risk by shifting the responsibility of asset acquisition and management on to the OEM.
October 2, 2020
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