Software Applications for Smart Manufacturing (from RIT Smart Manufacturing Webinar Series)

Topic
Software & Systems
Subtopic
Software Applications
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Cost: Free
Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Certification Available: No
Course Level: Introductory
Prerequisites: None
Administered By: Rochester Institute of Technology/Golisano Institute for Sustainability (RIT)
Description
1 video within series: ìElements of Smart Manufacturing Webinar Seriesî was hosted by RITís Golisano Institute for Sustainability on YouTube.
What You'll Learn
In this webinar, learn about the types of software powering the systems of record behind today's smart factories. Discover how different applicationsólike enterprise resource planning (ERP), manufacturing execution (MES), product life-cycle management (PLM), quality management (QMS), and warehouse management (WMS)ócan support essential smart manufacturing processes. We'll also guide you on how to successfully shift from a manual work-flow to a digital one.

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