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ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING - WATCH THE WEBINAR RECORDING

Decoding Factory Success

December 7th, 2023

Track, Trace & Control + Analytics
Uncover profitable pathways and drive actionable insights

During this webinar focused on manufacturing, Julie and Mitch alternated in delivering insights into the latest and urgent market trends. They covered topics ranging from green initiatives (ESG) to evolving OEM requirements, emphasizing the heightened challenges faced by electronics manufacturers to maximize their existing manufacturing infrastructure. Our hosts also shared practical and actionable solutions, aiming to assist in alleviating these challenges and offering valuable perspectives on making a tangible impact on your factory operations today.

Webinar Agenda

1. Emerging Market Trends:

Green Initiatives (ESG)

Shifting OEM Requirements

Pressure do to more with less

2. Simple & Practical Ways to Help:

Factory-wide Connectivity

Active Traceability

Process & Material Control

Intelligent Analytics

3. Questions from the Audience

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Contact the hosts

Mitch DeCaire
Director - Business Development
mdecaire@cogiscan.com

Julie Cliche-Dubois
Product Manager - Cogiscan Solutions
jcdubois@cogiscan.com

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