There are 3 silent (or sometimes loud) killers of digital projects in manufacturing... I've seen them over and over again. Here's what they are, and what you can do about them π§΅
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Blocker 1: Data is trapped in siloed people and systems Fix it by mapping a key process end-to-end. Then ask: π Who owns the data? π How is it accessed? π What decisions rely on it? Now pick ONE silo and make that data usable as simply as possible.
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Blocker 2: Decision makers donβt see ROI ROI isnβt something you find later. You define it before you start. π Pilot small π Measure ruthlessly π Speak in language they get: downtime, rework, hours saved
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Blocker 3: No shop floor buy-in Frontline teams aren't just users, they're key partners. π Involve them in the pilot π Test early, get feedback π Prove the goal is making their day easier
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Digital transformation rarely fails because of bad tech, it fails because of data no one can access, ROI no one can prove and tools no one wants to use.
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