4. Manufacturing Digitization Across The Value Chain
Da Industria 4.0 a Impresa 4.0
Industria 4.0
Focus su linea di
produzione,
Fabbrica e Macchine
Impresa 4.0
Focus sul valore del digitale
al servizio dell’ Impresa
Manifatturiera Italiana
Connected
R&D
Connected
Factory
Supply Chain
Security &
Visibility
Connected
Customer
Connected
Assets
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La via Italiana all’Impresa 4.0
8. Changing Trends Are Driving Changing Priorities
How can
I better
manage my
global
supply
chain?
How can I
reduce
downtime?
I need to
improve
product
quality
How do I
improve
workforce
productivity?
How can
innovation
drive
profits?
I need
to achieve
real-time
visibility
How can I
introduce
new products
faster?
9. Business Outcome and Saving opportunities
Predictive
Maintenance
Connected
Products
Freight
Optimization
Visual
Factory
Quality
Management
Value calculated for a sample discrete manufacturer with USD $10B annual revenue and 13,200 employees
Yield Monitoring
& Analytics
11. Digital Manufacturing Roadmap guideline
Partially connected
Digital Supply Chain
Factory Network
Factory Security
1
Advanced solutions
2
3
TODAY
VALUE
Connected
Factory
Connected
Products
Machine
Connectivity
Machine Data
Integration Platform
Advanced Machine
Optimization
Machine As a Service
Not or partially
connected
Communication Main Message & Positioning
· Cisco: L’innovazione digitale va ben oltre il perimetro produttivo. Si Chiama Impresa 4.0
· Da Cisco un Customer Club per fare Impresa 4.0
· Impresa 4.0: per Cisco il punto d’arrivo è la trasformazione completa dell’azienda…. passando per la fabbrica
· L’impresa 4.0 secondo Cisco: il digitale declinato in tutti gli aspetti della vita aziendale
· Da Industria 4.0 a Impresa 4.0: la rivoluzione digitale di Cisco abbraccia tutta l’azienda
[PRESENTER]: Use this slide as a conversation starter, and determine what YOUR customer is trying to achieve.
[COMPLICATION]:
The manufacturing value chain is complex and face ever changing priorities to meet the dynamics of the new 24 hour consumer driven markets. Supply Chain Managers, Production leads, quality managers ,and design engineers are asking these questions:
How do I improve workforce productivity? This is core to operational efficiency, doing more with less, quicker, and with scarcer resources.
How can Innovation drive profits? Newer technology drives up capital expenses, but also future profitability. Innovation can refer to factory tools, but also to innovative design tools – which help collaboration with design teams, manufacturing workers, and the entire supply chain.
How can I better manage my global supply chain? The issue here is to mitigate risk, have alternate suppliers lined up – guarding against socio-political upsets in the supply chain.
How can I introduce new products faster? Design teams from around the globe need better ways to collaborate, so they can build new products, or modify existing ones—while protecting intellectual property. Product development cycles have decreased by more than 30%.(1)
How can I reduce downtime? It’s less expensive to schedule maintenance on an ongoing basis than have the entire operation idle while a machine is broken and needs emergency repairs.
I need to achieve real time visibility. Securely access data when you need it, where you need it, by whomever needs it.
I need to improve product quality. This is a key driver to operations excellence, customer acceptance, reduced costs . Building it right the first time means less time in production, better customer satisfaction, less rework, better plant productivity.
Source 1: Deloitte Consulting Market Velocityhttp://www.deloitte.com/assets/Dcom-UnitedStates/Local%20Assets/Documents/us_mfg_chapter2_globalization_engelkoudalopt_optimized.pdf
The Marcegaglia Group is a world leader in the steel processing sector which operates out of Italy on a global scale, with 43 plants spread over a total area of 6 million square meters
Each day it produces 5,500 kilometers worth of stainless steel and carbon steel products for over 15,000 customers, for a total of more than 5 million tons of processed steel per year
Over the past decade, the company has been heavily involved driving more automation across their facilities where they could exchange data and information reliably and securely of new and old systems completely integrated across their plants
They were also driven to improve safety within their operations where the machinery and staff could seamlessly interact
So when you look at it they wanted optimize their logistics and guarantee high levels of safety in their plants
So one thing they deployed is a fleet of automated guide vehicles and cranes, that would move finishing coils, which are giant spools of steel from one facility to another and then move the finished products out for shipping
Now key here is because they automated a lot of these process, it became more critical in ensuring the data flowing to other areas of the system were critical as they had to have precise information to move materials around; connectivity with no downtown is critical to ensure these processes are securely monitored and controlled
So using a connected factory and factory wireless they have been able to minimize human error, maximize visibility of multiple systems, optimize their production and warehouse management, while also understanding that with all thise connectivity on the plant floor – the safety of personnel is imperative so a robust secure architecture aligned with IT was put in place for all these connected systems and services.
Again note operations and IT OT coming together in this case.
"To enable uninterrupted communication and data exchange between the automated machines, the PLCs and the system, it is essential to have a fast, reliable and high performance architecture, as well as the right network devices for an industrial environment like ours. Cisco’s Connected Factory has laid the foundations for increasingly advanced and effective automation."
- Livio Bonatti, Network Manager, Marcegaglia
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