The Smartest People In The Room - Some ProveIt! 2025 Observations

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Join us as we dive into the key observations from ProveIt! 2025, highlighting the trends and insights in the manufacturing industry. From the growing presence of end users at conferences to the evolving role of systems integrators, this video covers it all.
Chapters:
0:00 - Conference Sign-Ups & End User Trends
- End users lead with over 60% of ticket sales.
- Significant participation from end users and systems integrators.
3:13 - Industry Trends & Systems Integrator Experience
- Rare end-user conference attendance; typically brought by salespeople.
- Vendor opportunities for apples-to-apples tool comparisons.
- 80-90% of systems integrators lack manufacturing floor experience.
- Anecdote: Young integrator owner with no manufacturing background.
9:23 - Manufacturing Trends & End-User Role in Digital Transformation
- Contrast between IT policies and plant floor realities.
- Importance of plant floor workers’ knowledge vs. decision-making power.
- Integrators often hire graduates with no manufacturing experience.
- End users' growing digital fluency could shift industry dynamics.

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Комментарии : 14

@4.0Solutions 24 дня назад

Get tickets to ProveIt! 2025! 🎫 www.proveitconference.com

@MrNolimiits 20 дней назад

I've been in this dog fight for 12 years with "higher up's". Awesome observation.

@StefanPlotz 23 дня назад

Looking forward to it! Regarding Distribution, at my last event in the US I made a poll on stage to make sure I knew who the audience was, this was the result: 40% vendors , 30% integrators , 15% manufacturers, 15% other

@hairlessyoda767 24 дня назад

Can't wait for ProveIt!

@matthewparris2823 23 дня назад

If "MRP Easy" will be at the conference, I'm there!

@4.0Solutions 22 дня назад

Let's build a bridge!

@matthewparris2823 20 дней назад

@@4.0SolutionsMRPeasy doesn't need to engage the community... The name says it all.. easy Peasy!

@chrisgele4438 23 дня назад

I’ve spent 25+ years working in industry for consultants and distributors. I did spend a couple of years working for an OEM. While I learned alot, I never learned it all. Most if not all of the people I worked with, were straight out of college and had no field experience. Most engineers working for consultants are the same.

@krisg1077 23 дня назад

My new employer, 1st week at production line. All lines 1-2 hrs each key position. This was the best way to understand what kind of problems workers must deal. My obserwations ? They know how to make job better and faster. Technology may help but their suggestions are even better. No one talked to them. Someone was comming, here this is new system , tool, use it. Culture, values, vision. None of the points mentioned were taken seriously

@4.0Solutions 23 дня назад

You are in the right track. Thanks for joining the community. Please leverage the discord community for help

@seanarney948 24 дня назад

Looking forward to it!

@shawndeggans 24 дня назад

I worked as an edge developer for a very large F&B manufacturer for a year. I only set foot on the packaging floor once.

@PMC.Cambodia 22 дня назад

25 plus years in Manufacturing starting in a toolroom to a plant manager and now a consultant in CNC and metals machining and fabrication. I find most manufacturer higher ups don't have a clue as to how the plant floor runs and people on the shop floor don't have much respect for them, just someone in an office pushing paper or messing up the machining production. Then another 25 years teaching manufacturing I find most higher ups don't listen to their shop floor people or education.

@4.0Solutions 22 дня назад

We agree, which is why we tell executives constantly that they are not the smartest people in the organization - it’s the people on the plant floor, who do the actual work.