Snowflake Manufacturing Data Forum
DXC was proud to present at the Nordic Manufacturing Data Forum 2024.
Accelerate smart manufacturing and drive innovation with AI
Thank you for joining us at the Nordic Manufacturing Data Forum for educational sessions and networking. As part of our strategic partnership with Snowflake, DXC Technology helps customers manage their Snowflake environments, subscriptions and deployments to transform enterprise data into meaningful information and actionable insights. We have built migration frameworks to mitigate risks, speed up your Snowflake adoption and accelerate business value.
Thank you for attending our session, hosted by Head of IIoT Offerings (Europe) Alexander Linke, where you could see a demo of our joint smart manufacturing solution.
Registration has given you access to watch the presentations via live stream — and request access to replays after the event.
It was a pleasure to see you in Stockholm!
Session
Date / Time: 24 May, 2024 | 14:20 - 14:50
Location: Disruption Hall
Speaker: Alexander Linke, Head of IIoT Offerings, DXC Technology (Europe)
DXC was giving a demo of our smart manufacturing solution, live on a robotic arm. Our solution enables data-driven manufacturing in fast-paced and complex environments by easily analyzing machines, sensors and manufacturing data. DXC has used the solution to develop a number of use cases, such as production visibility, quality control, predictive maintenance and energy optimization.
Figure 1. Benefits of DXC's Smart Manufacturing solution on Snowflake
(Source: Snowflake-DXC: Optimizing Manufacturing with Advanced Analytics in Real-time)
Speaker
Alexander Linke
Head of IIoT Offerings, DXC Technology (Europe)
Alex is an experienced technology professional, who is motivated by a vision to enhance the world through intelligent software, data and AI. With specialized manufacturing and automotive industry expertise, Alex has headed DevOps, data engineering and machine learning projects for DXC’s global automotive and manufacturing customers, including BMW, Continental and Mercedes-Benz. He is currently leading a team dedicated to designing and implementing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platforms for multiple clients. These platforms consist of an hybrid architecture, including edge and connectivity solutions for PLCs and sensors and an enterprise-wide private cloud component – all with an emphasis on a secure and production-critical design.
Alex has a Master of Sciences in Computer Science from the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. Connect with him on LinkedIn.