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Industry

Industry 4.0 on the plant floor and digital operations across the enterprise.

How DTIA approaches transformation for Manufacturing & Corporate.

Pain Points

Where it hurts today

  • No real-time production or OEE visibility
  • Quality caught late, at inspection
  • Disconnected plant, ERP and quality data
  • Automation roadmaps that stall
Digital Maturity

The path we assess against

  1. Stage 1

    Manual floor

    Production tracked on paper and end-of-shift entry.

  2. Stage 2

    Connected floor

    Machine data live; MES and dashboards in use.

  3. Stage 3

    Optimising floor

    Analytics, digital twin and predictive maintenance.

Solutions

What DTIA brings to bear

  • Machine connectivity, MES and OEE analytics
  • Digital twin of critical lines
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Data platform linking plant, ERP and quality
  • Operator upskilling
Implementation Roadmap

Sequenced, not big-bang

  1. Step 01

    Pilot line

    Instrument one line end-to-end; prove ROI.

  2. Step 02

    Scale

    Extend the stack across lines and plants.

  3. Step 03

    Optimise

    Twin, predictive maintenance, continuous improvement.

Technologies Used

The stack

IIoT gatewaysMESOEE analyticsDigital twinPredictive maintenance
Outcomes

What good looks like

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OEE improvement
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Unplanned downtime cut
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Scrap reduction

Illustrative, pending client sign-off.

Videos

See it in context

Industry 4.0 pilot line — the numbers

Industry 4.0

Transform Manufacturing & Corporate with DTIA

Scope an engagement with the DTIA team — services, industry, KRAs and a performance-linked commercial model.