Accelerating Digital Transformation and IIoT in Pharma Manufacturing with MQTT Sparkplug
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Chapters
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 03:10 - Future of Pharma Manufacturing
- 07:20 - Digital Transformation in IIoT
- 09:32 - Challenges in IIoT
- 10:50 - Bridging the Gap between Industry 3.0 and Industry 4.0
- 12:15 - What is MQTT? How can it help address IIoT challenges for Pharma?
- 22:19 - Demo
- 30:54 - Use Case Discussion on Pharma Supply Chain Optimization
- 40:09 - Use Case Discussion on Regulatory Reporting Enablement
- 43:34 - Q&A
Webinar Overview
The pandemic exposed a major weakness in supply chains; they are not resilient to sudden change or issues with production. In particular, the pharma manufacturing industry had dramatic spikes in demand for vaccines and drugs and increased regulatory reporting requirements from the FDA and other governing bodies.
These factors have inspired many pharma companies to explore Digital Transformation, Industry 4.0, Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Digitization initiatives. This technology includes cloud digital twins, analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI).
However, pharma companies still have to grapple with challenges, such as unreliable connections, legacy equipment with proprietary protocols, and complex infrastructures, making implementing IIoT solutions challenging. These hurdles make it more difficult to bring data interoperability and connectivity between OT and IT systems.
MQTT Sparkplug, a specification built on top of MQTT protocol, can help address data connectivity and interoperability challenges in Pharma Manufacturing.
Watch this webinar to learn how:
MQTT Sparkplug can bring data interoperability and connect your manufacturing machines and processes with enterprise data centers.
A full-featured MQTT broker offering bi-directional, reliable, scalable, secure, and flexible data connectivity from devices to and from the cloud can boost the operation of your equipment.
Different Pharma companies are employing MQTT Sparkplug to optimize the supply chain and enable regulatory compliance.
Ravi Subramanyan
Ravi Subramanyan, Director of Industry Solutions, Manufacturing at HiveMQ, has extensive experience delivering high-quality products and services that have generated revenues and cost savings of over $10B for companies such as Motorola, GE, Bosch, and Weir. Ravi has successfully launched products, established branding, and created product advertisements and marketing campaigns for global and regional business teams.
Ryan Dussiaume
Ryan Dussiaume, a Solutions Engineer at HiveMQ, combines his software development expertise with a passion for staying at the forefront of technology. Proficient in IIoT, MQTT, and UNS, Ryan is dedicated to guiding companies on their Industry 4.0 transformation, leveraging his experience with middleware and cloud native technologies to benefit individuals, teams, and businesses.
