Webinar : Contextualized Data : September 14, 2022 09:00AM Pacific Time
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Scalable information management in manufacturing requires a foundational approach to integration, robust data governance, and adoption of flexible, platform-agnostic architectures - these key points will ensure your strategy is successful.
Flow is excited to announce a new partnership with Gallarus Industry Solutions, a premier provider of Industry 4.0 solutions. This partnership aims to leverage Gallarus’s expertise in digital transformation and the Unified Namespace ecosystem and enhance Industry 4.0 adoption globally.
Flow has officially been selected by the RFK Racing Team to power their analytics for NASCAR legend Brad Keselowski in the #6 car as well as their #17 car, driven by Chris Buescher, for the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Flow Software partners with Streamline Control to enhance industrial analytics and operational efficiency through advanced technology integration.
Flow Software has become an official Dell Edge Certified Partner ensuring that Flow's solution is fully compatible and optimized to run on Dell infrastructure.
Flow Software is excited to partner with Ectobox to revolutionize Industry 4.0 readiness for manufacturers, leveraging their combined strengths in Unified Namespace and Unified Analytics Framework to create a Manufacturing Data Hub
Flow has partnered with Australian-based Parasyn, to jointly deliver analytics solutions that will democratize OT systems and increase asset performance.
With so many possibilities available, sometimes it can be difficult to identify where you can start using Flow. Here are some suggested Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that provide clear insights and can drive real value.
This collaboration aims to bolster 4IR’s platform-as-a-service offerings of FactoryStack and PharmaStack by integrating Flow’s analytics engine and data modeling software as well as provide immediate managed services of Flow for Cloud deployments.
At the forefront of advancing analytics and data readiness in the life sciences sector, Skellig Automation and Flow Software have aligned in a strategic partnership. This collaboration sets a fresh benchmark for actionable KPIs and insights in the industry.
Flow Software, a company that transforms the data accumulated within organizations into valuable, usable knowledge and intelligence, has joined as the newest member of CESMII, the Smart Manufacturing Institute.
Flow Software, a company specializing in transforming manufacturing data into actionable KPIs and insights, has partnered with Industrial Insight to jointly deliver analytics solutions that will increase plant optimization and sustainability.
Enhancing decision-making and operational efficiency through Short Interval Control is pivotal for modern manufacturing, and Flow Software emerges as the linchpin, seamlessly integrating data sources and standardizing KPIs across hierarchies to realize this potential.
Most medium to large scale manufacturers are in crisis--you may be among them--they cannot scale their analytics efforts to embrace today’s technologies, let alone tomorrow’s. To compete in the new manufacturing landscape, you must unleash the full potential of your data.
Explore how the strategic use of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in manufacturing can revolutionize your operational efficiency, streamline workflows, and harmonize the relationship between your workforce and machinery, leading to unprecedented improvements in your business.
With a deep understanding of data analytics and data readiness, Flow Software and Nor-Cal's EMS offering can help renewable energy customers unlock the full potential of their data. By providing a unified view of their data and enabling advanced analytics, customers can optimize energy production, reduce costs, and improve overall performance.
The use of big data analytics has enabled the food and beverage industry to gain insights into their manufacturing processes that can help them identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement, reduce downtime, and improve product quality. One powerful tool that can help in this endeavor is the Unified Analytics Framework (UAF).
Data analytics, the process of transforming data into actionable information, is a core need for a successful digital transformation strategy but continues to be addressed from an Industry 3.0 perspective. Identifying and addressing these three blind spots is critical for scalable, and ultimately, successful data analytics.
On the surface, you might categorize Flow as just a reporting tool, but to do so would really miss out on all of the value Flow is designed to add to your organization. Let's explore why Flow is not just another reporting tool.
Flow Software proudly joins the Eclipse Foundation and incorporates MQTT Sparkplug B into it's product offerings, as both a subscribing and publishing client.
Data has become a commodity. However, there is still a great deal of untapped potential in data sources sitting around in many facilities. Learn why water utilities choose Flow.
More data, more analysis, more information to manage. How do you improve data readiness without increasing manpower? Let's examine the common challenges experienced with information management and decision support systems in the manufacturing space today.
This project focused on water supply management for the small town of Merweville in the Karoo, South Africa. While the town's population is small, with less than 2000 people living there, there is an ongoing drought here, and deficits in water supply monitoring and management hampered the water supply to residents and farmers in the area. Flow Software and INTEG System Integrators had an innovative solution.
CCBA needed a solution to automatically capture and account for downtime, speed losses, and production numbers on all their filling lines. In addition, they required trustworthy information to support confident, timely, and accurate decision-making.
“I cannot express the ease with which Flow can be implemented, configured and used as well as the aggregated, timebased information value it delivers from a multitude of sources.”
The main challenge facing the production team was the lack of timely decision making and protracted delays in picking up production glitches which impacted on-the-go decision making.
AB InBev needed to migrate from a disjointed collection of breweries throughout Africa to a unified Zone where comparisons are made like-for-like.
The end-user’s reporting consisted of Excel workbooks connecting to historians for data collection and aggregation. Manual scale readings were entered every shift. Together with erratic Excel-to-Historian connectivity, Excel file corruption and human error during manual entry, this “reporting” process proved inaccurate and frustrating.
PPC required an enterprise-wide manufacturing, reporting, and information management solution to standardize KPI collection, calculation, and visualization across all sites.
