RRAMAC WEBINAR

Benefits of Hosted Software Solutions

Making Plant Floor Information Affordable and Accessible for Decision Makers

Tuesday, October 17, 2017 at 10:00AM PT / 1:00PM ET

Are you interested in improving the productivity of your plant floor but concerned about the costs of installing and maintaining the software to do so? This is a common pain point heard among plant floor operators. The good news is that implementing an industrial internet of things (IIoT) hosted software solution offers a lower-risk alternative to a more traditional in-house software system.

Countless factory floor software packages promise to reduce downtime, increase production rates, or track raw material usage, but how will this impact the company’s bottom line and employees?

Leveraging a hosted software solution is a lower-risk alternative that takes less time and can be done for a fraction of the cost of implementing an in-house system. Instead of installing and configuring everything from scratch, a hosted software solution allows you to tie-in to an existing software platform that is maintained by experts on the specific platform. For a relatively small fee, models of your specific equipment are added to the server. The system then offers reports customized to your specific needs.

In this webinar, host Tom Craven, VP of Product Strategy will show you how a hosted software- as-a-service approach to plant floor analytics can:

Put business intelligence at your fingertips in a matter of weeks
Implement Smart Manufacturing initiatives with minimal upfront costs
Deliver a clear and measurable path to ROI

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About our Host:

Tom CravenVP of Product Development

Tom Craven is the Vice President of Product Strategy at RRAMAC Connected Systems, a “Software as a Service” (SaaS) company that provides remote monitoring, analytics, and mobile apps for industrial equipment. Prior to RRAMAC, Tom was the Operator Interface Product Manager at GE Intelligent Platforms. His 20 years at GE-IP included both technical and commercial roles with a broad range of factory floor hardware and software products.