Currently, CPGs are using OEM engineers and third-party service providers equally to support advancements in machine automation, support remote diagnostics, and manage data.
A new study from PMMI Business Intelligence, The Evolution of Automation 2017, predicts growth in third-party providers.
One Corporate Engineer in food said, “We have a third party manage our cyber security audits, but it’s costly.”
Internal engineers at the CPG will always play a role in machinery management in order to protect proprietary information, the report says. And OEMs have a vested interest in servicing equipment as well.
And there will be a need for even more specialized technicians in the future.
One CFO of a technology company warns, “There are too many companies trying to implement and manage advancing automation and data analysis internally; many lack the skills to do it properly.”
The executive summary is available for FREE here.
Plan now to attend the Automation Conference & Expo, May 22-23 at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare. Gain a better understanding of the most critical technologies and strategies for improving your manufacturing operation and staying ahead of the competition.
Source: PMMI Business Intelligence, “The Evolution of Automation 2017.”
Currently, CPGs are using OEM engineers and third-party service providers equally to support advancements in machine automation, support remote diagnostics, and manage data.
A new study from PMMI Business Intelligence, The Evolution of Automation 2017, predicts growth in third-party providers.
One Corporate Engineer in food said, “We have a third party manage our cyber security audits, but it’s costly.”
Internal engineers at the CPG will always play a role in machinery management in order to protect proprietary information, the report says. And OEMs have a vested interest in servicing equipment as well.
And there will be a need for even more specialized technicians in the future.
One CFO of a technology company warns, “There are too many companies trying to implement and manage advancing automation and data analysis internally; many lack the skills to do it properly.”
The executive summary is available for FREE here.
Plan now to attend the Automation Conference & Expo, May 22-23 at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare. Gain a better understanding of the most critical technologies and strategies for improving your manufacturing operation and staying ahead of the competition.
Source: PMMI Business Intelligence, “The Evolution of Automation 2017.”
Currently, CPGs are using OEM engineers and third-party service providers equally to support advancements in machine automation, support remote diagnostics, and manage data.
A new study from PMMI Business Intelligence, The Evolution of Automation 2017, predicts growth in third-party providers.
One Corporate Engineer in food said, “We have a third party manage our cyber security audits, but it’s costly.”
Internal engineers at the CPG will always play a role in machinery management in order to protect proprietary information, the report says. And OEMs have a vested interest in servicing equipment as well.
And there will be a need for even more specialized technicians in the future.
One CFO of a technology company warns, “There are too many companies trying to implement and manage advancing automation and data analysis internally; many lack the skills to do it properly.”
The executive summary is available for FREE here.
Plan now to attend the Automation Conference & Expo, May 22-23 at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare. Gain a better understanding of the most critical technologies and strategies for improving your manufacturing operation and staying ahead of the competition.
Source: PMMI Business Intelligence, “The Evolution of Automation 2017.”
