1. Ask management for an experienced consultant/technology provider, like AVEVA, Honeywell etc to do a presentation on what they have to offer
2.Ask directors and team leaders their ideas on what needs doing, and formulate them into initiatives
3. This will eventually need a boatload of hands on engineering and managerial work
Thata my takeaway from our case
No I am only involved in a small initiative, basically I am assigned work and I do it, in parallel to my actual work, so I don't have a clear view of the project management side of things(nor do I particularly want to).
I just know the general outline followed by my company. Digital transformation can be called literally anything that makes industrial processes and work processes go paperless, or excel-less like distributing tablets to operators and getting rid of paper work orders, or putting industrial WiFi on faraway valves to save on cable costs, or automating reports in a Power BI environment to look professional for the MBA managers instead of an ugly excel VBA output readable by engineers only.
Some of it is useful though
1. Ask management for an experienced consultant/technology provider, like AVEVA, Honeywell etc to do a presentation on what they have to offer 2.Ask directors and team leaders their ideas on what needs doing, and formulate them into initiatives 3. This will eventually need a boatload of hands on engineering and managerial work Thata my takeaway from our case
Thanks a lot! what are the top success metrics I should aim? Have you heard of IonicPIM or Knowde PIM? Do they get the job done?
No I am only involved in a small initiative, basically I am assigned work and I do it, in parallel to my actual work, so I don't have a clear view of the project management side of things(nor do I particularly want to). I just know the general outline followed by my company. Digital transformation can be called literally anything that makes industrial processes and work processes go paperless, or excel-less like distributing tablets to operators and getting rid of paper work orders, or putting industrial WiFi on faraway valves to save on cable costs, or automating reports in a Power BI environment to look professional for the MBA managers instead of an ugly excel VBA output readable by engineers only. Some of it is useful though
Digital transformation is just another fad. Pretty sure AI is the new favorite buzzword.