Originally Aired - Tuesday, March 18 • 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM
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Location: Theater G
Type: On-Floor Seminars
Description:
In this future-oriented session, our panel will bring a diverse perspective to the challenges and opportunities ahead for the automation industry. How can we continue to work smarter as technology evolves and digitization plays a more significant role in optimizing automation at your facility. Predictive maintenance and avoiding potential failures will be essential in maximizing uptime and reducing downtime costs; this is a great opportunity to discuss the genesis of this functionality and how to determine best case applications for your operation. This session will also discuss the inherent challenges of resourcing skilled labor for commissioning. Are there practical ways to automate the automation process? Our panel will share insights from diverse perspectives and discuss strategies for right-sizing your automation resources for the next decade, while utilizing cost reduction strategies such as reduction of inventory and decreasing variances. Some emerging topics never seem to come to fruition in a truly impactful way that we can measure. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is undoubtedly a topic that fits this description. Noise reduction is an evolving topic, especially in conveyance. What can be done to optimize your work environment in a way that significantly impacts employee retention and quality of life? Moreover, how can we stay ahead of regulations while also being better corporate citizens to reduce the environmental impact of our industry, ensuring a better future for built automation environments? There are many great topics for this panel and audience, so let’s tackle these vexing questions and bring some clarity to the discussion of Delivering What’s Next!
Key Takeaways:
Product Category: Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning,Controls and Controlling Devices,Conveyors,Industrial Internet of Things,Motors & Drives,Sortation Equipment
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