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Factories lose $3.1 Billion a year to isolated data, bbsolete systems, and Excel usage

Factories have invested billions in industrial software, but are still operating with systems that don't communicate with each other, fragmented data, and manual processes in error-prone spreadsheets.

πŸ“Œ Source: IDC, Rockwell, Rand, QBE, Spreadsheet Quality Assurance

Factories have invested billions in industrial software, but are still operating with systems that don't communicate with each other, fragmented data, and manual processes in error-prone spreadsheets. In a world where digitization is key to competitiveness, the lack of integration and intelligent planning generates multi-billion dollar losses and exposes industry to critical risks.

πŸ’° $3.1B in annual losses due to operational errors, inefficiencies and cost overruns resulting from disconnected systems (IDC, 2023).

πŸ›‘ 71% of ransomware attacks target manufacturing, with an average ransom of $2.4M per attack (QBE, 2023).

🧠 80% of AI projects fail because companies can't access integrated, reliable data.(Rand, 2023)

πŸ“Š 94% of spreadsheets contain errors, leading to decisions based on inaccurate data, wasted resources, and critical failures.(Spreadsheet Quality Assurance, 2023)

πŸ”— Only 44% of industrial data is used effectively, wasting valuable information and slowing digital transformation (Rockwell, 2023).


πŸ’‘ The problem is not a lack of technology, but the absence of a solution that truly connects planning, production and data management on a single flexible and secure platform.

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