How Real-Time Production Visibility Improves Productivity and Quality
Manufacturing leaders are under pressure to improve productivity, maintain quality, and respond faster to changing demand. But many plants still operate with limited visibility into what is actually happening on the shop floor.
When production data is hidden problems go unnoticed, quality issues escalate, and improvement opportunities are missed.
Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) provide the digital foundation to connect machines, people, and processes — delivering real-time insight into production performance and quality.
In this webinar, you'll learn how manufacturers are using MES to:
- Gain real-time visibility into production and quality performance
- Identify issues earlier and resolve them faster
- Improve throughput and reduce scrap and downtime
- Enable more agile and data-driven plant operations
Through real customer stories, we’ll explore how manufacturers are transforming shop floor visibility into measurable gains in productivity, agility, and profitability.
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Speakers
Frank Manders
CEO, partners 2 innovate
Frank has been a driving force in the IT consulting industry for over 25 years. Formerly a director at another leading Infor consulting firm, he has also served on the boards of several consulting companies, bringing strategic guidance to manufacturing clients navigating digital transformation.
Matt Barber
VP & GM, Infor MES
Matt Barber is globally responsible for MES at Infor. Based in the UK, his role involves leading the MES business unit with a focus on creating the world’s broadest, most configurable, and most innovative MES on the market. Matt is generally considered to be a thought‑leader in MES, MOM, and Smart Manufacturing.
Andrew Kinder
SVP, Industry & Solution Strategy, Infor
As SVP Industry & Solution Strategy at Infor, I lead industry strategy and thought leadership across industrial manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace & defense sectors. With over 30 years’ experience spanning hands-on manufacturing, ERP & Supply Chain implementation and advising manufacturers on technology adoption, I like to focus on what actually works in practice—not just what’s possible.