Digital transformation in manufacturing doesn't require a complete equipment overhaul

In today's industrial landscape, 98% of manufacturers can't easily see what's happening with their data, creating barriers to operational efficiency and innovation. Sure, building a completely new smart factory would be great, but completely replacing legacy equipment takes a lot of resources. But, how can you work with what you already have?

In this Fireside Chat, we shows you how to bring IoT to your factory floor without breaking the bank. We spotlight Output Industries' Busroot platform which utilises the Blues Opta for PLC to access data from any piece of industrial equipment without needing to replace them.

Why Digital Transformation Matters for Your Factory

Connected IoT devices give you real-time visibility into your operations, helping you spot problems before they cause downtime, reduce waste, and make your workers more productive. Manufacturers who implement even basic IoT solutions typically see 10-15% efficiency gains within months.

By connecting your existing machines, you'll finally answer questions like: "Why did production slow down yesterday?" or "Which machines need maintenance before they break?" This visibility translates directly into cost savings, better quality, and faster delivery times – all without replacing your equipment.

Digital Transformation Insights From Industry Leaders

Catch up on the conversation between Blues' President and CRO Jim Hassman and Output Industries Co-founder and CTO Tom Baker as they explore the practical realities of implementing IoT and analytics in manufacturing environments.

Fill out the registration form to learn:

• How actionable insights drive operational efficiency within manufacturing processes
• How the Busroot platform turns ordinary equipment into smart, connected machines
• Best practices for building secure data pipelines that protect your operational integrity

Register to watch on demand and gain valuable insights that will help your organization navigate the challenges of manufacturing modernization in today's data-driven world.