72%
Executives expecting high-level of digitalization within 5 years
Executives expecting high-level of digitalization within 5 years
Decision-makers looking to realize ROI within 2 years
Manufacturing leaders investing in Digital Factories/IoT programs
Companies creating training to upskill current employees
Organizations developed/ developing strategy, but haven’t implemented
Sales and marketing, stakeholder buy-in, employee relations.
For those overseeing facilities, clear communication is critical and is often one of the most difficult tasks of the job. Successful Industry 4.0 adoption requires collaboration between functional areas of the business that have historically operated in silos. Building cyber-physical systems that integrate software and information with physical processes requires the alignment of information technology with operations technology.
IoT Program Leaders often get stuck because of hardware/software compatibility and/or accessibility for the rest of the team. Nearly sixty-seven percent of companies struggle to share key information between departments.
Is Realty Capture needed?
Starting with Reality Capture means you can get raw data for other solutions, a full digital twin to virtually walk through the facility, and even have a platform to view data from sensors. By creating a centralized hub you have the means to visualize software integrations, equipment feedback, and operational capacity in a single view. Streamline communications around improvement potential by narrowing the focus to relevant workflow steps.
Marketing and sales communications
Attract top talent with modernized tools
Points of interest details at your fingertips
Use augmented reality in training scenarios
Route people through your facility
Pinpoint wireless connectivity
Share improvements in your facility
Specify locations within the building
The significant changes that are occurring in the manufacturing sector have generated a need for a more manageable way to maintain both the facility and the assets. Companies with “smart factory” technology have seen a fifty-three percent increase in real-time asset management and quality control because of the rapid increase of business analytics. From regulatory compliance monitoring to preventing accidents when work is planned in dangerous areas, the foundation for almost any initiative is what’s in place and where.
How does a Digital Twin of your site help?
The impact of this new age is far-reaching and offers an exciting opportunity for manufacturing innovation leaders, facility executives, and engineering/compliance consultants to meet the demands for “smarter” buildings and processes.
Are communication challenges holding your Smart Factory initiatives back?