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By making sense of business data quickly, manufacturers can understand op- portunities and threats that must be addressed to support growth and profi tability. Squeaks supports improved communication and a laser focus on what’s really critical on the factory fl oor, for improved business outcomes and competitive advantage. ME: What are some advantages of your communications technology versus other factory monitoring deployed today? Korfhage: There are many types of messaging in use in manufacturing today. All too often, people still rely on a big button or a pull cord to signal for maintenance or parts. And then that message goes out via a localized [limited to line of sight] fl ashing light or a beeping alarm—not the most precise way to communicate when the stakes of a line shutdown can be $10,000 per minute. Given today’s technology and the importance of keeping things running optimally on the factory fl oor, managers, workers, and even machines should be communicating with each other in real time, with a richer layer of information—with video, photos, and coded information.
Squeaks integrates all machine and human messaging to improve access and
increase the velocity of information sharing. It also introduces ‘closed-loop com- munication.’ Rather than an alarm that goes out to whoever hears it, a specifi c message goes to a particular person or to a team for action. A specifi c individual
The IGear Squeaks mobile messaging alert system features real-time factory-fl oor messaging available on mobile devices.
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