We took part in our first ever digital panel discussion on Tuesday 3rd October 2023, at 2:30pm (GMT) with Manufacturing Management!
The debate discussed how to take the first steps on your digital transformation journey, and dispelled the common misconceptions that many companies still have about the digitalisation process.
Many businesses still have the common misconception that they have to transform their whole organisation when they start their digital journey. However, the reality is that they can choose how much they want to digitise and start with bite-sized projects that allow them to work out what suits them best. Digital workflows are the perfect place to start!
Intoware has helped many companies start their digital transformation by digitising existing human and paper-based processes. This means more than just creating electronic versions of paperwork. True digitalisation streamlines operations to increase efficiency and drive productivity. It records the existing knowledge of the workforce and passes it on to the next generation, while highlighting where improvements can be made. Plus, it automatically generates a digital audit trail to provide a rich source of data previously unavailable.
Digital Workflows capture information on who carried out a task, exactly how long it took and records any issues faced along the way for a 100% accurate view of operations.
Click here to watch the panel discussion! - Register
Topics covered included:
- What are digital workflows
- The difference between Digitalisation vs Digitisation
- The insight gained into human processes
- How to ensure compliance across all operations
- Unleashing data-informed decision making
Presenters
- Keith Tilley, CEO, Intoware
- Kevin Smith, Lead Industrial Digital Technology, Made Smarter
- Nick Wright, Director Of Market Development, Digital Catapult
- Ian Clarke, MakeUK's Technology, Innovation and Digitalisation Committee
- Lauren Relf, Online Editor, Manufacturing Management
- Paul Fanning, Editor, Manufacturing Management
.jpg)
.gif)
