AWS for Industries

#3: Gain insights from complex data (featuring 3M)

AWS Industrial Insights

Welcome to AWS Industrial Insights. In every episode, we interview visionary leaders from industrial companies to share their insights on technology, innovation, and leadership. This podcast is for industrial business leaders who are looking to make data-driven decisions and learn from those who’ve experienced similar challenges. By interviewing leading executives, we’ll uncover their insights and learn exactly how their organization found a solution. You can find all episodes of AWS Industrial Insights on your favorite streaming platform or listen below.

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Episode #3: Gain insights from complex data  (featuring 3M)

In this episode, hear from American multinational conglomerate corporation 3M and learn how 3M was able to aggregate data from multiple, disparate sources across different functions within the business to create a single supply chain view in an AWS Data Lake. See how users quickly build secure, self-service reporting for questions on raw materials and finished goods, how they glean valuable insights from this data, and how they use it to optimize operations.Duration :00:28:40

Featured guests: Anders Davidson, Digital Systems Product Owner at 3M | Douglas Bellin, Business Development Executive, Industrie 4.0 and Smart Factory at AWS

Helpful Resources

Data Lake on AWS eBook https://pages.awscloud.com/rs/112-TZM-766/images/AWS_Manufacturing_Data_Lake_eBook.pdf

Cloud Enabled Smart Factory Ebook https://d1.awsstatic.com/Industries/Manufacturing/Cloud_enabled_Smart_Factory_ebook.pdf

Machine to Cloud Connectivity Framework https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/machine-to-cloud-connectivity-framework/

AWS for Industrial Blog https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/industries/aws-for-industrial/

Amazon Lookout for Vision https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-lookout-for-vision-new-machine-learning-service-that-simplifies-defect-detection-for-manufacturing/

AWS for Manufacturing Webpage https://aws.amazon.com/manufacturing/

AWS for Industrials Webpage https://aws.amazon.com/industrial/

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Caroline Lawrence

Caroline Lawrence

Caroline serves as a Marketing Manager for Manufacturing at Amazon Web Services. Caroline brings a diverse international marketing background with experience in graphic design, social media management, public relations, and small business development strategy. Across the scope of her career, Caroline has led and facilitated several innovative projects focusing on audience growth, thought leadership engagements, and marketing ROI analysis.

Douglas Bellin

Douglas Bellin

Douglas is the Global Lead of Business Development for Smart Factories and Industrie 4.0 at Amazon Web. He leads the strategy and execution of manufacturing and supply chain solution areas across Industrial customers at the intersection between Operational Technologies and Information Technologies. Prior to AWS, he ran the Marketing, Go-to-Market and Business Development teams for the Industrial Markets within Cisco Systems. He has a background in both the RFID and Analytics markets and was instrumental in running a Business Intelligence software company by bringing it to the Asia market. Douglas started his career in the steel and food manufacturing industry. After 12 years in Asia Pacific he is now based in Seattle, WA

Scot Wlodarczak

Scot Wlodarczak

Scot joined AWS in July 2018, where he now manages the manufacturing industry marketing efforts. Scot worked previously at Cisco, and Rockwell Automation where he held roles as Industrial Marketing Manager and Regional Marketing Leader. Scot has focused on marketing to industrial customers on their digital transformation journey, and bridging the gap between IT and operations. He has experience in automation across a wide range of industries. Scot holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from SUNY - Buffalo, and an MBA from Colorado University. He lives in Colorado.