Machining Cloud to present at 2015 [MC]2 Conference

Camarillo, CA - Chuck Mathews, Cloud Evangelist of Machining Cloud GmbH will be speaking about empowering manufacturing productivity through cloud-base knowledge and digital product at the [MC]2 Conference in Chicago, Illinois, Wednesday, April 29, 2015 from 1:30pm - 2:15pm.

Presented by AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology and the MTConnect Institute, the [MC]2 Conference is attracting a world-class roster of digital manufacturing technology thought leaders and industry insiders, which will be packed with timely insights, strategic views, and actionable items.

The conference theme is "Enabling Digital Manufacturing." Topics covered at the conference will include:

• Digital manufacturing, Industrial Internet of Things, and Industry 4.0
• Product optimization and maintenance, including manufacturing intelligence, smart machines, big data, predictive analytics, and predictive maintenance
• Supply chain and intra-logistical visibility
• Quality management
• Enablers of the Industrial Internet of Things, including interoperability standards and sensor technologies
• Industrial cybersecurity
• Case studies and lessons learned

Join the fourth edition of the conference, April 28-30, 2015, to learn what's enabling digital manufacturing!

From smart phones and smart cars to the smart factory, we are in the middle of a digital transformation. The world is being digitized. This digital version, mirror image, of the physical world is empowering manufacturers to more effectively plan, monitor, and optimize their manufacturing thereby producing significant improvements in operational efficiency.

In support of this digital transformation, manufacturers need to develop comprehensive digital product strategies. Cloud-based services are now available that allow manufacturers to publish their digital product data and knowledge side-by-side with their physical products - machine tools, cutting tools, workholding, etc. Through the cloud, consumers then have direct access to up-to-date product data allowing them to more easily identify and select an optimal solution from the universe of possibilities. Subsequently, feeding that data into their shop's software and equipment then empowers customers to efficiently plan, program, monitor and optimize their operations.

Source: Machining Cloud GmbH