IIoT Platforms and self-service analytics applications make it easier to anticipate and reduce unplanned downtime. Learn how in this white paper.
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As Industry 4.0, digital transformation, and smart technologies continue to reshape the manufacturing landscape, data is key to staying competitive. Learn more about the various data management tools, how they’re used in the manufacturing landscape, and what they bring value they bring.
How do IT and OT leaders make their work easier, faster, and more effective? Braincube CEO and Co-founder, Laurent Laporte, discusses how IIoT enables them to achieve their joint business objectives.
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Advanced product traceability allows teams to reproduce Golden Batches, identify areas for improvement and ensure the smooth running of operations. Here are six challenges you can overcome with traceability.
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A Digital Twin of your manufacturing process, called process Digital Twin, can help identify process optimizations, reduce costs and waste, and improve quality and sustainability.
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Advanced technologies like the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) can immensely improve food quality control measures and outcomes. In this white paper, learn how IIoT can help food manufacturers optimize production processes to reduce costs and waste, all while meeting—or exceeding—quality standards.
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Measuring, tracking, and interpreting your reliability score doesn’t need to be time-consuming or complex. Here are three simple ways that the food manufacturing industry can use IIoT to improve reliability.
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One of Braincube’s Food and Beverage customers wanted to use Industry 4.0 technologies to tackle their quality and consistency challenges. They were having issues with excess waste and wanted a way to reduce scrap, as this would help both their bottom line and their sustainability efforts.
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Product traceability means going beyond understanding what a product is made of. It also includes understanding the intricate details of how a product was made. Here’s how improved product traceability can help food manufacturers address five big challenges, including quality, safety, and reducing costs.
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Discover how the Cargill team is now empowered to analyze 50% faster and create more recipes every single week.
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