Remote Connected Worker Today and in the Future

The pandemic has impacted almost every industry worldwide and forced businesses to create social distancing in workplaces and implement remote work strategies. The remote connected worker drove the use of many newer technologies in 2020.  While some companies had technologies in place to keep the workers connected, safe and to maintain productivity, other operations were forced to implement new technologies to enable business continuity that ranges from new modern platforms, new networks and cybersecurity, AI, new visualization and dashboards, operator advisors and worker advisors.  New technologies that were implemented include new technologies with connected workers to the data and information including new digital dashboards and other visualization technologies and modern platforms that enable remote data-based decisions.   Learn how workers were able to access SMEs, monitor processes and make better production decisions using newer technologies.  Join us to learn what end users did to enable the remote connected worker.