Presentation: Moving On: From a Data Project to Operational Business as Usual

PRESENTATION

2017 - Users Conference - London - Process Industries

Moving On: From a Data Project to Operational Business as Usual

Through a pilot project, a small team enabled significant savings by developing a data driven solution based on historical data and analytics. After closure of the project, as the team members returned into their normal role, the benefits started to disappear and expected savings not delivered. Using a structure approach to data, not only did the site manage to restore the solution and delivered the promised benefits, but also paved the way to the application of Operational Intelligence through the enterprise.

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Industry

  • Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences

Company

Specialty Paper Company

Speaker

Laurent Watremetz

Laurent now leads Operational Intelligence, driving and developing data driven solutions and systems and focusing on creating a sustainable infrastructure across all on site processes. He has worked on product and process improvements within the Optical Fibres, Pharmaceuticals, Food and Beverage and now Pulp and Paper industries. Six Sigma Black Belt and Agile Project Manager, Laurent holds an M.Sc in Chemistry of Advanced Materials from UMIST, University of Manchester and a Superior Diploma of Engineering Material Sciences from ENSI de Caen, France.

Company

Specialty Paper Company

Speaker

Dora Halmi

Dora moved to the UK 13 years ago to study in sunny Bournemouth. After getting her Business Studies degree, she has had the opportunity to work with a number of different data systems in various industries. She has worked with a complex customer feedback tool in outsourcing, working with transactional data using SAS to create home shopping trends and predicting best buyers of catalogue shoppers. Dora currently works in manufacturing, using the PI System to improve production time and cost with a more efficient way of collecting, processing and analysing data. The concept of data use, and the management of data processes are very similar across these systems, and she has enjoyed having exposure to various systems.