3 Ways IIoT Will Impact Your Operations

Collecting data and connecting machines to make them “smart” is an important step in the evolution of Industry 4.0. However, getting value requires more than just collecting a lot of data. Real innovation and value will come by using tools that engage with that data, allowing facilities to operate more effectively and profitably. These tools include sensor overlay networks, predictive maintenance systems, and production tracking tools. Here are three key ways that IIoT tools will impact manufacturing operations by harnessing data.

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  1. Make Equipment Data Visible to All Who Need It
  2. Pinpoint Reliability Issues and Eliminate Downtime with Predictive Maintenance
  3. Track Throughput Metrics to Optimize Productivity and Increase Profitability

 

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About Banner Engineering

Founded in 1966, Banner Engineering is a global company and a globally recognized leader in the field of process and industrial automation. Our sensors and vision sensors, LED lights and indicators, wireless and safety products are used by companies large and small, from industry leaders in the Fortune 500 to innovators just entering the market. 

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