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3 Ways Connected Assets Can Transform Your Manufacturing Operations

Learn how connected assets and data-driven insights can impact manufacturing operations, drive efficiency, and create new revenue streams for manufacturers.

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Tony Kratovil

VP & GM, Manufacturing

Michael Janney

VP, Manufacturing Industry

Guido Burger

Senior Director, EMEA Industry Advisor for Manufacturing & Supply Chain

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Brooke Gerhardt

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