For many manufacturers, spreadsheets are the default tool when it comes to organising manufacturing data. Low cost and incredibly versatile – they are used in wide range of contexts, from stock control and quality to production planning.
But have you considered how spreadsheets could be limiting your growth and efficiency improvement efforts?
Join us for this webinar where we’ll outline how spreadsheets are holding you back, using examples from across manufacturing businesses like yours.
Discover how moving beyond spreadsheets can help you:
- Transform productivity and operational visibility
- Reduce human errors by automating and streamlining key processes
- Identify opportunities for continuous improvement and waste reduction
- Build a solid foundation for growth
Who should tune in?
This webinar is designed for manufacturing leaders looking to:
- Gain more meaningful insights from data generated throughout their operations
- Manage growing and/or increasingly complex operations
- Connect data and processes for a more accurate, view of their operations
Meet our Speakers:
Rod Schregardus
Manufacturing Software Specialist, Access Group
Rod boasts over two decades of experience in consulting roles and has dedicated his career to assisting companies across various industries in enhancing their productivity through the implementation of software solutions.
He has worked with businesses spanning from small owner-managed businesses to global industry leaders. Invariably, the organisations Rod collaborates with share common objectives: the pursuit of heightened productivity, cost reduction, and increased operational capacity.
Tom StJohn
Multimedia Editor, The Manufacturer (part of Nineteen Group)
Tom is the Multimedia Editor at The Manufacturer (part of Nineteen Group). His professional background is in broadcast journalism; in tv and radio.As well as writing for The Manufacturer Magazine, he leads on all our video content and is a presenter on The Manufacturer Podcast. Tom has thoroughly enjoyed immersing himself in the stories that our manufacturing and vendor communities have to tell, and views sessions like these as a valuable extension of that.







