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The Connected Enterprise
Execution Model:
5 Stages
To operationalize The Connected Enterprise requires a carefully planned journey, which we call The Connected Enterprise Execution Model.
The Connected Enterprise:
The Benefits
Watch this video to learn how communication among machines, processes, plants and the supply chain creates flexible, productive manufacturing systems.
Manufacturing Connectivity and Data Integration
IndustryWeek Research Report
Read about the benefits and potential risks of increased connectivity, investment trends and projected growth in the adoption of enabling technologies.
Bringing People, Processes and Technology Together
eBook
The Industrial Internet of Things (Industrial IoT) is connecting the physical and virtual worlds.
It has brought people, processes and equipment together, from sensors and smart devices to entire systems.
Operationalizing the Connected Enterprise
Uncover New Opportunities
Move from discussing and theorizing your connected enterprise to making it a reality.
Internet of Things World Forum
The Connected Enterprise in Action
Keith Nosbusch, Rockwell Automation CEO, discusses “The Connected Enterprise in Action: How Industrial IoT is Delivering Results Today".
Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Bob Murphy, Vice President Operations, discusses best practices and lessons learned from our own Connected Enterprise journey.
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Internet of Things World Forum
The Connected Enterprise in Action
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The Connected Enterprise Journey
Best Practices and Lessons Learned
- The Connected Enterprise
- Literature & Media
- Videos
- Customer Success
The Connected Enterprise Puts the Industrial Internet of Things to Work for You
Information is power. Helping customers harness it to bring our Connected Enterprise vision to life has been a priority for decades.
Accelerated by the emergence of the Industrial Internet of Things and advances in enabling technologies – including data analytics, remote monitoring and mobility – The Connected Enterprise opens new worlds of opportunity through greater connectivity and information sharing.
Guided by our industrial expertise and complemented by government and industry initiatives, including the Smart Manufacturing Leadership Coalition, Industry 4.0 and Smart Factories, it drives better decision making, exposes inefficiencies and sparks collaboration.
The Connected Enterprise helps profitably manage and improve manufacturing and industrial processes. It helps reduce network complexities and exposure to information security risks. It shares productivity-improving information to workers across the organization in a context that is meaningful for each role.
The information-enabled Connected Enterprise is a more competitive enterprise. It creates tremendous opportunities for those taking advantage and great risks for those not preparing a strategic response. Explore how Rockwell Automation is evolving its own global operations and helping its customers harness the Industrial Internet of Things by leveraging real-time decision making to drive profitability.
| White Papers | |
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| Manufacturing Connectivity and Data Integration IndustryWeek Research Report | |
| The Connected Enterprise Maturity Model | |
| Key Considerations for Operationalizing the Connected Industrial Enterprise | |
| The Connected Industrial Enterprise | |
| eBooks | |
| The Connected Enterprise: Bringing People, Processes and Technology Together | |
| A Roadmap: The 5 Stages of The Connected Enterprise Execution Model | |
| The Essentials of The Connected Enterprise | |
| Standardized and Connected | |
| Infographics | |
| 5 Stages of The Connected Enterprise | |
| The Benefits of The Connected Enterprise | |
| The Connected Enterprise: Accelerating Industrial Performance | |
| Featured Blogs | |
| Proactive Capital Planning: Build in Business Agility | |
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Plant-wide Optimization: Investments for Improvement and Compliant, Sustainable Processes
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| The Connected Enterprise Culture Change | |
| The Connected Enterprise Must Continually Evolve | |
| The Connected Enterprise Magic Formula: People, Processes and Technology | |
| The Connected Enterprise Execution Model — Metrics that Matter | |
| Critical Lessons Learned when Connecting the Enterprise | |
| Is your network a profitable asset or a cost center? | |
| The economic benefits of a truly Connected Enterprise | |
| Turn Industry 4.0 into reality with seamless integration between IT and OT | |
| Building a Collaborative, Proactive Enterprise and Supply Chain | |
| Tapping the Information Needed to Exponentially Improve | |
| Boost Productivity and Improve Security via the Internet of Things | |
| Articles | |
| Gartner – Factory of the Future Strategies Innovate How Production Delivers Value | |
| Gartner – The Internet of Things Revolution: Impact on Operational Technology Ecosystems | |
| Microsoft – Fueling the Oil and Gas industry with IoT | |
| IndustryWeek – Designing Security into The Connected Industrial Enterprise | |
| IndustryWeek – The Connected Enterprise | |
| The Journal Exclusive – Disruptive Technologies – Big Data & Cloud Computing Changing How Manufacturers Operate | |
| The Journal Exclusive – How Industrial IP Supports Network Connectivity | |
| The Journal Exclusive – What You Need to Know About Securing Your Systems | |
| The Journal Exclusive – Make Secure Connections | |
| Press Releases | |
| New Online Community Helps Ease Network Convergence From Enterprise to Plant | |
| The Internet of Things World Forum Recap | |
| Rockwell Automation CEO to Give Keynote Address at the Internet of Things World Forum | |
| Rockwell Automation to Demonstrate the Value of the “Connected Enterprise” at RSTechED Event | |
Leading decision makers in IT and manufacturing technology explore the opportunities and challenges around 4th generation manufacturing.
Kyle Reissner, Integrated Architecture Mobility Platform Leader, Rockwell Automation, and his team discuss how mobility is enabling users and improving productivity.
Andy Stump, Manager, Design Software, Control & Visualization, Rockwell Automation and team reveal three new tools for designing smart machines.
Marty Thomas, Senior Vice President, Operations & Engineering Services, Rockwell Automation, discusses the firsthand experience of Rockwell Automation as the company embarked on its five-year plan to restructure its facility and supplier network to establish The Connected Enterprise.
Moderator: John Nesi, Vice President, Market Development, Rockwell Automation
Panelists: Samiran Das, Executive Vice President Head Technical Operations – Global Generics, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd.
Bret Hartman, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Security Business Group, Cisco Systems, Inc.
Frank Kulaszewicz, Senior Vice President, Architecture & Software, Rockwell Automation
Moderator: John Nesi, Vice President, Market Development, Rockwell Automation
Panelists: Bruno Alberti, Innovation and Technical Director, CT PACK s.r.l.
Michael Sweet, Director-MIS, First Solar
Blake Moret, Senior Vice President, Control Products & Solutions, Rockwell Automation
| The Connected Enterprise Helps Rockwell Automation Optimize Facilities and Supplier Networks
New approach enables common manufacturing platform and standardized performance measurement across all plants. |
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| Cloud Computing Enables Remote Monitoring and Maintenance at M.G. Bryan Leading provider of oil field service equipment uses cloud-based remote data collection and KPI monitoring to track equipment performance and locations, enabling customers to better manage their high-value equipment. | |
| King’s Hawaiian Standardizes Technology Requirements for All Machine Builders at New Facility Producer of signature bread uses a common network and Integrated Architecture to ease integration and data sharing among all machines. This approach enabled the plant to become operational in a matter of weeks instead of months, while greater visibility into manufacturing processes supports product-quality standards and parameters. | |
| Hillshire Farms Reduce Waste and Improve Production with the FactoryTalk System Leading sausage producer wanted to improve production line efficiencies and reduce waste but lacked visibility into the processes to identify where they could be made. Rockwell Automation and Grantek established dashboards and helped operators improve visibility into manufacturing processes to cut waste. | |
| Hillshire Brands Improves Yield by Over 100,000 Pounds with Manufacturing Intelligence Strategy
Rockwell Automation and Grantek help operators improve visibility into production data to cut waste. |
| Featured Blog
The manufacturer you are today isn’t the manufacturer you need to be tomorrow. |
Featured Video
Do you know what information can do for a manufacturer? |
