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ARLINGTON, VA—According to a recent study conducted by the Manufacturers Alliance Foundation, successful companies have a well-designed IT-OT convergence strategy.

Wireless IoT-based technology helps manufacturers keep tabs on containers, machinery, tooling and finished goods.

Ujigami is a comprehensive suite of plant-floor software solutions that deliver the highest quality manufacturing, mistake-proofing, productivity, traceability, and transparency to our customers. 

More than 70 percent of the factory’s core operations are based on self-determined and self-managed systems.

Laerdal Medical is one of the world’s leading suppliers of models for teaching people how to do CPR, intubate a patient or even deliver a baby. To ensure that each bust is assembled correctly and shipped with the right auxiliary components, Laerdal engineers implemented Tulip Vision, a vision-based error-proofing system from Tulip Interfaces Inc.

Aegis Software delivers a uniquely adaptive Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) platform built on a robust IIoT foundation.

Sensors, machine vision and AI help workers avoid back injuries and other ergonomic issues.

Jennifer Chew, Vice President of Solutions and Consulting shares how Bristlecone—a supply chain services and technology firm—helps clients across industries navigate disruption, improve resiliency, and adopt next-generation tools like AI.

Xaba is on a mission to change automation from simple mechanization to a connected, intelligent ecosystem, enabling factory machines to self-program, self-optimize, and run without a single line of code