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Automated productivity measurement Date : 17 January, 2019 Location / Mode : Pune INTRODUCTIONIndustry 4.0 envisages the integration of the cyber world and physical systems. Automation of information is one key element that will result in quick and accurate decision making. Production and productivity measurement on the shop floor has been done traditionally through log books, excel worksheets and reflects data as a historical record. In today’s VUCA world immediate analysis and decisions need to be made based on real time data. This requires an automated productivity monitoring and control system as companies move towards Industry 4.0. This workshop discusses the principles behind productivity measurement through OEE. Further participants will learn first-hand how this is carried out using an automated monitoring system that can dramatically improve productivity.
After undergoing the programme, the participants will be able to - This programme will benefit senior management team / decision makers / HODs looking for productivity improvement, cost control and optimisation. This programme will benefit Managers, Engineers and Middle Management personnel involved in Production, Process Planning, Methods, and other related areas from Automobile & Auto Components, Machine tools, CNC Shops, Defence & Railway establishments, General Engg. and other manufacturing industries. The programme will be highly interactive where participants can raise questions and solicit feedback from the expert faculty. This programme will be conducted by Mr. Gautam Doshi, Advisor, IMTMA. REGISTRATION : Prior registration for participation is necessary. Number of participants is limited and will be accepted on ‘First Come First Serve’ basis. A Certificate of participation will be issued to participants. |
IMTMA Members / Micro Companies / Individual
Rs. 3500/-
+18% GST
IMTMA Non Members
Rs. 4500/-
+18% GST
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