Manufacturers are adopting AI without the full dataset they need to drive ROI. We asked 169 manufacturing leaders where their frontline data really stands. See the gaps, and what to fix first.
169 leaders · 28 questions · A 20-minute readMost plants have already rolled AI out with an incomplete dataset, which limits AI's benefits. The report tells you which data gaps exist, how common they are, and how you can set your data up for a successful AI deployment.
Every plant has a different mix of gaps, so the report does not hand you one checklist. It helps you work out which gaps you have, how far they hold your AI back, and which to close first.
Each of the four gaps comes with the signs to look for on your floor, so you can tell which ones apply to your plant and which do not.
Each recommendation closes a specific gap and stands on its own, with what it looks like in practice and what to look for in a platform.
Make capture easier than paper“Having a tool that’s so adaptable and easy to use has not only saved us time but has also made our work environment much more enjoyable.”
Mars · Waco plant
Standardize how issues get recorded“Weever removed barriers, making it easy for associates to report issues, and the data’s accuracy gave everyone confidence in the process.”
Royal Canin
Close the loop“Weever helped us increase engagement and participation instantly.”
Baywater
Connect it“We could also see where issues were happening and make adjustments quickly.”
Monin169 leaders at manufacturing organizations with 500 or more employees, including plant managers, production managers, continuous improvement managers, VPs and executives.
Five findings on AI adoption and frontline data, the four gaps behind them, the three readiness segments, and four recommendations to close the gaps.
About 20 minutes end to end. Each finding stands on its own, so you can go straight to the sections that matter to your plant.