Kristen Quasey

Aug 21, 2024 | plantengineering.com | Richard Phillips |Jim Thomas |Kristen Quasey

Learning Objectives Know how manufacturers can implement a manufacturing execution system (MES) successfully. Learn to identify the pain points that an MES can solve. Understand best practices and success stories on how to implement an MES. MES insights A successful manufacturing execution system (MES) implementation can provide many benefits, including improved efficiency, reduced costs and enhanced quality control.

Jun 21, 2024 | plantengineering.com | Jim Thomas |Kristen Quasey |Andreas Eschbach |Tyler Wall |Chris Vavra

Learning ObjectivesLearn how standards development organizations are embracing digital transformation. Understand that software as a service platforms are central to the work of integrating the digital transformation of standards into engineering workflows. Know how to better streamline processes, trim costs, earn and maintain market access and boost the bottom line of a manufacturing plant.

Jun 14, 2024 | controleng.com | Kristen Quasey

Learning ObjectivesUnderstand the downtime risks of component failure in PCs employed in industrial settings. Learn the differences between bespoke industrial PCs and consumer or “business’” PCs.Know the supply chain risks of competing with consumer demand for high-level processing. Industrial PC insightsAs plant-floor technologies expand, leveraging additional computing power is a necessity.

Feb 22, 2024 | smartindustry.com | Kristen Quasey

In the dynamic landscape of industrial operations, the demand for computing power continues to surge alongside the increasing complexity of manufacturing processes. As businesses strive for higher efficiency and adaptability to meet agile manufacturing demands, the role of computing infrastructure is pivotal to staying competitive.

Nov 17, 2023 | automation.com | Kristen Quasey

Despite increases in hardware quality, even business-grade PCs can be a liability in a digitized industrial environment. Mass-produced commercial PC systems have improved in quality and longevity over the last two decades, especially in the case of “business-grade” office systems. Many companies are familiar with these business-grade PC offerings.