Overview

Palantir Foundry and Quiver is empowering production decisions that can help maximise yield, prevent downtime, and increase revenue. It can optimise your most complex production processes, no matter what hardware or software you have. Foundry leverages your existing hardware and software stack, integrating data across all your systems and centralising operations into a single pane of glass. This enables manufacturers to unify data silos, create digital twins of their plants, and analyse data seamlessly with low or no-code workflows.

Applications include: conducting predictive maintenance, investigate product quality issues at scale, perform causal analyses for repetitive failures and launch component testing — reducing equipment downtime and minimising maintenance costs; connect essential logic with data to create a digital representation of your entire business.

In summary, Foundry allows manufacturers to:

• Build a core digital picture containing the key semantics and kinetics of your world
• Build actionable business applications on top of your digital twin, connecting data to operations
• Run what-if analysis and compound simulations
• Make smarter, data-driven decisions at the edge of your business
• Connect local decisions with global ones — from the factory floor to the C-suite

Speaker

Ognjen Ivkovic, Enterprise Lead, Palantir Technologies

Ognjen is an Enterprise Lead at Palantir Technologies. Prior to this he was a Development Strategist. He has an MSc and BA in Physics from the University of Cambridge.

The material presented in this webinar has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenter's own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE or the Process Management and Control Special Interest Group. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.

Time

09:00–10:00 BST.

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