INNOVATION IS THE NEW CURRENCY
Bringing new and improved products to market takes more than just good ideas. It requires agile, iterative production, and real-time collaboration. Most manufacturers recognize the risk of not adapting, but they’re hampered by technologies like MES that haven’t kept up with the pace of hardware innovation.
As new players enter the market with technologically progressive ways of building at scale, existing manufacturers must adapt to stay relevant.
While digital transformation strategies have helped traditional manufacturers with efficiency, cutting-edge hardware companies focused on innovation must transition away from legacy methods to solutions that accelerate innovation through traceable, granular data, automated workflows, and insights in real-time on the factory floor.
As new players enter the market with technologically progressive ways of building at scale, existing manufacturers must adapt to stay relevant.
While digital transformation strategies have helped traditional manufacturers with efficiency, cutting-edge hardware companies focused on innovation must transition away from legacy methods to solutions that accelerate innovation through traceable, granular data, automated workflows, and insights in real-time on the factory floor.
WHAT’S INSIDE
Where did the manufacturing industry go wrong?
How one visionary upended the old guard
Hurdles facing innovative engineers
What next-gen engineers are doing to change the paradigm