Embedding quality management processes across value chains is becoming your competitive edge
Learn how make complexity an advantage and drive quality to minimize core business risks
In this digital era and amid an unprecedented period, the adoption of innovative technologies, business complexity and global competition are factors that exert higher pressure to achieve best-in-class performance. Therefore, manufacturers must adapt their offering standards to meet customer requests and reduce time to market.
Excellence in product and production quality is as critical as speed to innovation. Adopting a closed-loop quality management solution helps generate a positive impact on product and process quality throughout the product lifecycle.
Watch our webinar and learn how make complexity an advantage and drive quality to minimize core business risks. We explore:
- Benefits of a new way of thinking to gain a competitive advantage from a complex environment
- Why your company must consider quality management as a driver to minimize core business risks
- Steps to boost quality processes as an integral part of digital transformation by leveraging a collaborative backbone
Industry Manager – Discrete Manufacturing, Siemens Digital Industries Software
Valentina is Industry Manager for Discrete Manufacturing at the Siemens Digital Industries Software, with the focus on quality. She started her journey in Siemens two years ago in the Business Enablement Team of Manufacturing Operations Management. Before joining Siemens, she held different positions in Quality Management and R&D, both in Italy and Poland. She also covered Project Management position, as “Certified Project Management Associate – IPMA Level D®️”. She holds a Master degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Polytechnic of Bari.
Vice President - Business Development and Marketing, Siemens Digital Industries Software
Dr. Raffaello Lepratti is Vice President of Business Development and Marketing for Siemens Digital Industries Software. Dr. Lepratti holds a degree in electrical engineering, as well as a PhD in Advanced Human-Machine Collaboration. Over the years, he has worked on several international research projects, is the author of books and scientific papers, and is co-owner of several patents. He is a member of MESA’s international board of directors.