n many manufacturing environments, the data needed to improve key metrics such as
performance, cost, and quality already exists—but it is often spread across disconnected
systems, applications, and teams. The challenge is bringing that information together in a
way that helps operations answer critical questions:
• What operating conditions consistently produce the best results?
• Which process parameters have the greatest impact on performance and quality?
• How can those insights be translated into repeatable actions that improve process
stability over time?
In this session, we’ll explore how AVEVA MES and connected worker capabilities create a
unified operational experience, bringing previously siloed information together in a single
pane of glass.
Through short demonstrations, we’ll show how manufacturers can standardize recipe
setpoints, connect them with plant-floor control systems, respond quickly when
parameters move outside specification, and analyze historical performance in order to
identify optimal setpoints that will sustain improved performance. We’ll then follow those
insights through investigation and collaboration, turning them into concrete setpoint
recommendations that frontline teams can put into action.
The result is a connected, closed-loop approach that takes manufacturers beyond simply
collecting data. It empowers teams to make faster, more informed decisions, improve
process stability, and turn operational insights into measurable and sustainable
performance gains.