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The Connected Worker Summit Series
Powerful keynotes. Trailblazing technologies. Game changing ideas.
Dear member,
Connected workers in industrial environments with remote access to systems and assets offer immense benefits to businesses, including reduced downtime, lower costs, increased safety, and more. However, increased connectivity also exposes organizations to cybersecurity risks and threats.
Ahead of our upcoming OT Cyber Security Summit in Houston, taking place from October 28-29, we spoke with advisory board member,?Reynaldo Gonzalez, Principal Cyber Security Architect at?Cummins, about the need for industrial manufacturers to identify system vulnerabilities, bridge the gap between IT/OT teams, and understand the new cybersecurity risks associated with converged operating environments. Download your free copy of the Case Study: How to Build a Robust Cybersecurity Architecture for IT/OT Integration now.
Plus, if you haven’t already, gain insights to the challenges and opportunities facing Connected Worker leaders based on surveys and research calls with senior operations, manufacturing, and digital executives. Discover more in our informative infographic, Industry Insights: Top Challenges and Investment Priorities in the Connected Worker Landscape.
Until next time,
Doug Power | Conference Director
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The Connected Worker, Houston Post Event Report - Now Live!
The Connected Worker, Houston Summit welcomed over 250 digital plant and field leaders to the Westin Galleria in Houston for four days of interactive discussions, networking and focused learning to discover the innovative technologies that can accelerate digital transformation across their operations.
With insights from Chevron, ExxonMobil, Duke Energy, Eastman, Dow, Chevron Philips Chemical Corporation and many more, The Connected Worker,?Houston facilitated a cross-industry immersive experience of the digital transformation challenge faced and explored the strategies and technologies that can streamline operations, reduce errors and enhance workforce performance.
In this post-event report, you can explore our key takeaways, audience statistics and more!
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Leadership Insights: Enabling Digital Transformation at Owens Corning
“Every decision we make should revolve around adding value in the flow of work,” says Brian Perlstein. “If we fail to do so and neglect to consider the impact on the individuals affected by these changes, no matter how innovative the solution may be, it won't succeed.” As the Digital Manufacturing Innovation Leader at Owens Corning, a global building and construction materials leader, Brian understands the need for leaders today to be more visionary, proactive, and human-centric in their approach to digital transformation.
Ahead of our upcoming Connected Worker Summit in Chicago, we caught up with Brian to learn more about his vision for change.
Read as he shares valuable insights on how digital technology has transformed manufacturing processes at Owens Corning and how digital leaders can prioritize effectively within the current landscape.
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The Connected Worker Summit Series brings the world’s leading Connected Worker experts gather to share use cases and showcase trailblazing technologies that transform operations.
With an aging workforce, attraction, retention and workforce attrition challenges, manufacturing leaders are fast tracking connected worker solutions. By leveraging these solutions, they can attract top talent, improve knowledge retention, and foster continuous improvement through a more connected, productive, and engaged workforce.