The Connected Enterprise: Accelerating Industrial Performance

June 9, 2015

/** block-quote style 2**/ .pquote2 { background: url("http://tdworld.com/site-files/tdworld.com/files/uploads/2014/07/openquote.gif") no-repeat!important; color: #71808F; font-style: italic; font-size:18px; line-height: 25px; margin: 10px; padding: 30px 50px 1px 100px; } The most competitive manufacturing and industrial operation professionals are looking for seamless and secure working information capital – not simply more data – to drive better decision making, expose process inefficiencies, facilitate best-practice collaboration, and uncover new business opportunities. Full article brought to you by Rockwell Automation. Visit The Connected Enterprise for more.

The most competitive manufacturing and industrial operation professionals are looking for seamless and secure working information capital – not simply more data – to drive better decision making, expose process inefficiencies, facilitate best-practice collaboration, and uncover new business opportunities.

Rockwell Automation has developed an approach that can deliver unprecedented value in increased productivity and global competitiveness – The Connected Enterprise. Through the convergence of information technologies (IT) with operational technologies (OT) to access and capitalize on operational, business and transactional data for improved enterprise, plant and supply chain performance, industrial manufacturers are bringing that decades-long pursuit to life.

The Connected Enterprise is boosting the advantages of smart, safe, sustainable manufacturing and industrial operations, allowing manufacturers to benefit from faster time to market, lower total cost of ownership, improved asset utilization and enterprise risk management.