Continuous Intelligence across the material-centric supply chain
Meet ThinkIQ.
Introduction
Transformational Intelligence delivers actionable insights
ThinkIQ is the leader in Transformational Intelligence for Manufacturers, contextualizing data — both in-plant and across your supply chain — to improve yield, safety, quality, and compliance. Our 5 stage path to Smart Manufacturing leads to safer products and improved key metrics.
The Industry 4.0 Data Revolution
Transforming the Data You Have
Transformational Intelligence gathers data from the earliest point in the supply chain through product delivery. ThinkIQ gathers IIoT and existing data, bringing it all to your screen, then processes it using Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning to correlate cause and effect.
Contextualizing Your Data
ThinkIQ helps you reach Smart Manufacturing status. We contextualize and report analytics that surface root-level problems that you could never spot before. While previous technologies like ERP, MES, and MOM were passive, ThinkIQ’s Transformational Intelligence delivers Industry 4.0 actionable insights that transform manufacturing. Don’t take our word for it, though. Contact us for a transformational demo, and see for yourself.
Contextualizing Your Data
ThinkIQ helps you reach Smart Manufacturing status. We contextualize and report analytics that surface root-level problems that you could never spot before. While previous technologies like ERP, MES, and MOM were passive, ThinkIQ’s Transformational Intelligence delivers Industry 4.0 actionable insights that transform manufacturing. Don’t take our word for it, though. Contact us for a transformational demo, and see for yourself.
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Industry 4.0 for Every Manufacturing Vertical
Industry 4.0 for Every Manufacturing Vertical
Protecting Your Food
From farm-to-table, a wide variety of variables can affect your final product. Onion size? Silo temperature? Transit time? Growth location and weather? ThinkIQ, and your new Smart Manufacturing line, will bring it all together to give you actionable insights for safer, more efficient products.
Pharmaceutical Safety
From component-to-lab-to-patient, you need to be able to trace every supply-chain detail, link to a batch, and proactively verify the safety—and speed—of release. The Industry 4.0 data revolution gives pharma supply chain visibility like never before, potentially avoiding recalls (or worse), before they happen.
Mine-to-Metal Efficiency
ThinkIQ’s Smart Manufacturing process allows you to carefully track raw materials throughout the supply chain. It also integrates with your own assembly line details. Did a line slow down, potentially overheating a more sensitive raw material? With ThinkIQ and an Industry 4.0 manufacturing line, you can see these occurrences and more, making stronger, safer, more cost-effective products.
Transforming Raw Data into Raw Power
Transforming Raw Data into Raw Power
Saved from a Potential Recall
Data points exist all along your supply chain and through your warehouse. But you haven’t been able to assemble that into a clear, actionable picture of your entire workflow. Just imagine, then, a broken-down truck in your current system. Does your intelligence system (if you have one) point out the temperature change, and the threat of a future recall? ThinkIQ did just that, potentially saving millions … or more.
Optimize the Yield of a Product
Your variably-sized raw materials have to be cut to an exact size to deliver minimal waste and consistent products. And while the existing team has already done a great job of maximizing yield, ThinkIQ supplied Transformational Intelligence, based on existing sensors, that allowed the client to see that a slight modification of their cutting patterns would increase yield by a massive 6%.
Finding the Problem Component
Your product has 30 components. Just image the ability to link product failures to a change in suppliers last year. Or perhaps those failures get tracked back to a shipping method where the humidity caused unexpected issues? Or where the shipping date of one component seemed fine, but in reality could cause you to miss — or meet — your big deadline. If you can’t imagine this in your facility, then you’re not using ThinkIQ.
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