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Macomb County Continues Industry 4.0 Workshop Series With “What’s The Big Deal About Big Data” Event

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Macomb County Planning and Economic Development (MCPED), in partnership with Velocity, has announced the second event in the yearlong Macomb Next Industry 4.0 series. The workshop, titled ‘What’s the big deal about big data,’ will examine system integration, big data and analytics and will be held Thursday, April 13from 8 a.m.-10 a.m. at Wayne State University’s Advanced Technology Education Center (14601 12 Mile Rd.,Warren). It will feature keynote speaker Ratna Chinnam, Ph.D, professor and chair of the Industrial & Systems Engineering Department at WSU. There will also be a panel discussion with business leaders who will provide their experiences with the implementation of these technologies. 

“These events are for manufacturers of all sizes,” said Vicky Rowinski, director, MCPED. “Those involved in making key operational decisions are encouraged to join us for breakfast followed by an opportunity to listen, ask questions and network.”

Industry 4.0 (I4.0) is the ongoing automation of manufacturing and industrial practices, using modern smart technology. I4.0 helps manage and optimize all aspects of the manufacturing processes and supply chain. It provides access to real-time data and insights necessary to make smarter, faster decisions, which can ultimately boost the efficiency and profitability of an entire operation.

The nine pillars of I4.0 include:

  • Additive manufacturing (3D Printing)
  • Advanced robotics and automation
  • Advanced simulation
  • Big data and analytics
  • Cloud computing
  • Cybersecurity
  • Internet of Things
  • Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR)
  • System integration
The April 13 event will focus on the adoption of big data and analytics in manufacturing, which allows for deeper process evaluation. This can lead to real-time decision making around increasing production quality, reducing waste and increasing productivity. The event will also cover system integration, which examines how technology can play a role in external and internal connections that can take a business to the next level.

There is no cost to attend the April 13 workshop, but seating is limited. Visit macombnext.com to register and to learn more about upcoming events.

Original source can be found here.

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