For Immediate Release posted on January 26, 2021
Optimizing production process in the era of Industry 4.0 relies on an enterprise’s ability to harness data to implement data-driven initiatives. Simio Digital Twin technology harnesses every data coming from the factory floor to improve production performance and this webinar will show you how.
In a complex industrial or manufacturing environment, risk-based scheduling ensures risks are predicted, understood, and minimized to optimize available resources while reducing costs. This webinar intends to show you how and why simulation modeling and the Digital Twin are powerful optimization tools for facilities implementing Industry 4.0 technologies and business models.
Simio is delighted to announce that Tolga Yanasik of Dijitalis will be speaking at the webinar slated for the 4th of February 2021. Dijitalis provide digital manufacturing solutions including Digital Twin technologies and services to industrial enterprises in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Tolga will present the topic “Why do factories need simulation and risk-based scheduling?”. His presentation will include applicable use-cases for the digital twin in simulation and risk-based scheduling. It will also provide practical answers to questions relating to risk management, deploying digital twin solutions, dealing with resource constraints, as well as, cover the benefits of simulation modeling and risk-based management using a Digital Twin.
According to Eric Howard, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Simio, “The free webinar will provide real-world use cases and will introduce participants to the ability of digital twins to implement Industry 4.0 strategies”. He went on to say that “the webinar is targeted at professionals and stakeholders in the industrial sector who would like to learn more about the digital twin and risk-based scheduling and their application to your organization’s specific processes”.
The webinar is free and you can register today to participate through the Simio registration portal: https://www.simio.com/resources/webinar/2021-02-04-Dijitalis.php