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Digital Transformation in Manufacturing The Possibilities - Operations and Supply Chain Management
Digital Transformation in Manufacturing The Possibilities - Operations and Supply Chain Management
Digital Transformation in
Manufacturing: The Possibilities
ON APRIL 8, 2019SEPTEMBER 28, 2021 / BY PETER
CARR / IN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN
MANUFACTURING
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Many products are likely to have service aspects included with them
that will increase the value added by manufacturers and their potential
income. Longer term relationships will be established between
customers and manufacturers. New partnerships with organizations
with capability in the new service areas are forming to support this new
business model.
Reduced Costs
Improved Processes
Improved Quality
Better Maintenance
Big data, gathered from internal and external sources, combined with
data analytics and artificial intelligence are seen as the solution to this
problem by many organizations. They have the ability to base
predictions on many more data sources, that have been more recently
gathered and quickly processed, increasing the likelihood of less
inaccuracy. This will be valuable for many organizations. IBM tell us
that their technology will improve forecast accuracy:
For employees and managers this new environment can provide many
opportunities and be very exciting. For existing employees, significant
changes in technical skills and in their participation in the organization
that they work for will be necessary. This will be attractive to many,
allowing them to do more highly skilled work and to be an active
partner in their organization.
Jobs will not become more exciting for all employees in all
manufacturing organizations. Some will be automated and disappear
and others will become less skilled. It is important that organizations
deal with this with compassion and sensitivity.
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