What is your biggest focus area to drive greater production performance in your factory in 2024? For almost half of UK manufacturers, investing in digital solutions for industrial data monitoring and manufacturing analytics is high on the list, according to data from the Make UK and PwC UK Executive Survey 2024. The same report also showed that 71% of firms believe that digital technologies will boost operational efficiency. We agree this is likely true for almost all manufacturing sites. There are 3 key areas where cloud-based industrial data platforms, like RS Industria, can help improve operational efficiency: 🛠️ Plant Reliability: Leveraging real-time performance data from production line assets to identify issues before they become critical and enable predictive maintenance, and reduce downtime. 🍃 Energy Efficiency: Using asset-level energy consumption data to identify sources of waste and mitigate them, reducing energy costs. 📈 Productivity: Being armed with accurate performance data can allow decisions to be made with confidence to increased line speeds, reduce cycle times, and carry out fewer periodic maintenance interventions. If improving one or all of these areas is a focus for your site this year, drop us a message or leave a comment and our team can help. You can find the full Make UK PwC Executive Survey 2024 report below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/efnZSmGa 🔗 #IIoT #Downtime #ConditionBasedMonitoring #UKmanufacturing

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

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Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.

Utilities in Australia, which had long resisted change, are now making investments and engaging with provider partners to deploy more intelligent, data-driven systems in response to changing regulations, customer expectations and market needs, an #ISGProviderLens report says.