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IoT Connectivity as a Service

May 20, 2022
IoT Connectivity as a Service case study

Client:

An American CPG Manufacturer of food toppings, sauces, and syrups.

Problem Statement:

Unavailability of connectivity with shop floor equipment and PLCs for reading fault codes. No real-time visibility of production line equipment status and associated controllers are not networked and monitored centrally. Need for an operator to manually enter downtime hours and reasons and several more.

Benefits Achieved:

Using its “IoT Connectivity as a Service” framework ITC Infotech’s team reduced 15% unscheduled maintenance time, increased 5% OEE, automated capturing of downtime reasons, categorized & grouped fault codes, and several others.

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