Industrial Data Platform

From Conventional to Smart Manufacturing

We invite you to embark on a journey that many manufacturing companies will inevitably undertake in the near future. The fast-paced market and rapidly advancing technologies necessitate structure and foresight within organizations. To establish the best possible conditions for a company's data strategy, building a data platform is essential.

Why should you watch the webinar?

In our webinar, we explain what your next steps could look like, regardless of where you currently find yourself on this journey. We demonstrate how you can make your data usable and apply it effectively.

Highlights:

Insights into Data Ingestion: How do the data get into the cloud?
Data Processing: What can the data platform truly accomplish?
Data Utilization: Here lies the key to success!
Best Practice Sharing and Use Cases

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Speaker

Marco Grafe Solution Specialist for Smart Manufacturing

Marco Grafe has been working as Solution Specialist for Smart Manufacturing at ZEISS Digital Innovation since 2022 and bundles the development activities related to Industry 4.0. His focus is on digitization topics such as "modern production organization" and "digital twins". He uses practical experience from 15 years as an engineer in machine and plant construction, especially in the semiconductor, automotive and pharmaceutical sectors.

Michael Muck Cloud Solutions Architect

Michael Muck is a graduate computer scientist and is employed as Solutions Architect and Team Lead at ZEISS Digital Innovation in Munich. His focus is on cloud technologies and digitalization in the manufacturing sector. He has more than 10 years of project experience in various industries, including the automotive industry, the manufacturing industry in general, but also trade and logistics.