Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and other external factors are putting UK manufacturing firms under increasing pressure to become more competitive than ever. To compete on a global scale, UK manufacturers must leverage digital capabilities to improve productivity, eliminate inefficiency and find those all-important marginal gains. However, in a landscape of siloed data, unconnected systems and skillset scarcity, how can such a reality be achieved? By creating the Factory of the Future is one way...
In a recent Manufacturing Digitalisation Symposium discussion session, Tableau’s James Smith, Salesforce’s Robert Heys and Stanley Black & Decker’s Paul Turner were joined by representatives from leading manufacturing organisations to discuss how firms can remain competitive on a global scale by using digital capabilities to create the Factory of the Future. Here are some of the key…
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