New source for manufacturing best practices

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Profitable growth is at the forefront of manufacturing executives’ minds¹.  The math is simple:  increase revenue and decrease costs.  Easy, right?  Unfortunately, getting there isn't that simple.  The good news is that analytics can help.  The better news is that there’s a new place for manufacturers to discover analytic best practices:
Made in... Analytics.

New source for manufacturing best practicesMade in... Analytics is a new sister blog to SAS Voices.  It is designed just for you, the manufacturing professional, to explore hot topics and business issues in the manufacturing industry.  The blog highlights case studies, lessons learned, and best practices.  Whether you're interested in understanding how to take advantage of the Internet of Things or how to finally get your arms around Supply ChainQuality, or Service, this new blog brings you analytic best practices from a manufacturing perspective, so that you can:

  1. Do more with less.
  2. Do it better than anyone else.

Contributors to the blog come from our own manufacturing team, partners, industry though leaders, and even our customers.  Our manufacturing team brings years of experience as practitioners from a variety of manufacturing sectors – in other words, they've walked the walk.  They've developed a broad range of experiences from which to draw, applying analytics and optimizing processes in automotive, consumer electronics, consumer packaged goods, industrial equipment, hi tech, and other sectors.

Recent Made in... Analytics posts include:

We hope you enjoy our new blog.  But at the end of the day, this blog is not about us, it's about you.  We want to build a dialog and a community where ideas are shared and made better with your input.  If you like what we have to say, great!  If you take issue with something, even better!  Either way, the only way the community will improve is through open, honest communication.  So share our posts on social media, comment on them, and engage your colleagues.

To get started, jump on over to Made In… Analytics.  Subscribe, add it to your RSS feed, and let us know what you think!

1Global Manufacturing Outlook: Fostering Growth through Innovation - KPMG

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David Froning

Sr. Manager of IIOT & Heavy Industry Solutions

David Froning is the Sr. Manager of IIOT & Heavy Industry Solutions. His team manages SAS solutions related to Quality, Warranty, Asset Performance, Energy Forecasting, and the Internet of Things. He works with manufacturers to develop solutions for industry issues such as fraud detection, early warning, and accelerated problem solving. Prior to SAS, He worked for General Motors where he managed the development, operation, and continual improvement of quality and warranty information systems. Dave earned a BS from Michigan State University and an MS from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. In addition to subscribing to this blog, you can follow Dave's updates on Twitter @DaveFroning and LinkedIn.

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