In identifying the best approach to digitize their operations, companies often fall short of capturing some of their most powerful insights: Location data.
Information on the location and dynamics of assets and vehicles on shop floors and along supply chains is a treasure trove for automation. As the baseline data for analyzing, optimizing, and automating processes, location-based process automation is the key to unlocking cost reductions, quality improvements, and speed increases in production and supply chain. But how can companies truly leverage the data captured by location technologies such as GPS, UWB, BLE or RFID? Location-based process automation (LPA) systems, a new software category, might just be the answer.
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Tune in for a timely conversation with Susan Spence, MBA, the new Chair of the ISM Manufacturing Business Survey Committee. With decades of global sourcing leadership—from United Technologies to managing $25B in procurement at FedEx—Susan shares insights on the key trends shaping global supply chains and what they mean for the manufacturing outlook.