Leading Manufacturing Companies – Daikin Air-Conditioning India

The entire manufacturing ecosystem can be compared to an engine. Come to think of it, It is an engine and remains in a central position with functions like R&D, supply chain and procurement, revolving around the entire aspect of manufacturing. It is necessary to draw whatever support one can get from these departments. This can be physical such as those that can be achieved through meetings or electronic exchange of views, or any other communication techniques. For a smooth functioning of the factory, collaboration with numerous departments falls on the operations or the manufacturing team and there is a momentum required to keep the engine running.
There is constant momentum in the manufacturing industry in terms of technology. With IoT becoming a norm, there are changes happening to manufacturing. As an application, IoT has worked wonders. In our factories, more machines are getting connected with the internet, and, interestingly, this is helping us cull out data that previously we were unable to do. We are also able to accurately predict machine behaviour. A lot of applications are coming up in the maintenance department wherein we are able to see the MTBF (mean time between failures) and MTTR (mean time to repair) of these equipment and able to predict accurately machine behaviour. It’s a very big revolution that is happening and making remote monitoring of these machines possible.