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Media Alert: Kenandy & SPS to Participate in Manufacturing.net Webinar

REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA , USA, September 6, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Kenandy, a cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution built natively on the Salesforce platform, will be participating in an upcoming Webinar hosted by Manufacturing.net magazine on Sept. 14, 2017. The Webinar, titled “First Came the Robots, Now Comes Data and Analytics. What's Next for Manufacturing?” will explore how IoT, analytics and artificial intelligence will impact the manufacturing process. Panelists include Patrick Farrell, Founder and President of Savage Grant LLC, Abbey Dean, editor of Manufacturing.net, and Rod Butters, Chief Technology Officer, at Kenandy.

What:
The Webinar, titled “First Came the Robots, Now Comes Data and Analytics. What's Next for Manufacturing?” will explore the advances in manufacturing and how it will impact the end-to-end manufacturing process and today's human driven processes. Advances in manufacturing are all about being "faster, better, and cheaper." This was true with the invention of the steam engine, the assembly line, the widespread use of machines, and the introduction of robots; each of which defined a new frontier in manufacturing efficiency. Today, the new efficient frontier is being created by digital data and advanced analytical techniques, including artificial intelligence (AI).

Join the Webinar and hear from a mid-size manufacturer putting these technologies to work to create growth for itself and value for its customers. Topics to be covered include:

The role IoT, predictive analytics, and AI will play in the end-to-end manufacturing process
How you might leverage IoT, predictive analytics, and AI to foster growth and improve customer relationships
AI advances that have been developed for manufacturing using the Salesforce Einstein platform

Who:
Patrick Farrell, Founder and President, Savage Grant LLC. Farrell is closely involved in the operations of companies owned by Savage Grant, a holding company based in Appalachia working across the energy, infrastructure and technology industries. As part of that strategy, Patrick acquired Service Pump & Supply, an industrial products and services company serving the mining, municipal, and oil and gas industries. Farrell is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy and earned his MBA from the Duke University Fuqua School of Business.

Rod Butters, CTO, Kenandy. Butters brings more than 20 years of executive experience in marketing, strategy, sales, and product development to his position as Kenandy’s Chief Technology Officer. Prior to joining Kenandy, Butters was the Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President of Products for RNA Networks, the technology leader in memory and flash virtualization.

Abbey Dean, Editor, Manufacturing.net. Abbey Dean is the Editor of Manufacturing.net. Prior to joining Advantage Business Media in February 2015, Abbey held a variety of editorial positions at various magazine publications, including most recently The Oxford American and Vox Magazine. While attending the Missouri School of Journalism, she learned to love Twitter.

When:
Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017
2 p.m. ET

Where:
Registration can be found here and there is no cost to participate.
Webinar log-in information will be provided after registration is completed for the event.
For more information, contact pr@kenandy.


About Kenandy, Inc.
Kenandy's Cloud ERP on Salesforce empowers business innovation. Kenandy has redefined enterprise resource planning by allowing customers to map their ERP to their existing business processes. Kenandy is dedicated to giving companies the freedom to innovate products, services, operations and relationships with Cloud ERP that is flexible and ready for growth. Unlike traditional ERP systems, Kenandy provides an end-to-end Cloud ERP in 150 Business Ready Objects™, not thousands of tables. Now you can, with Kenandy. www.Kenandy.com

About SPS, Inc.
Service Pump & Supply has served customers in the Ohio River Basin and Appalachia since 1980. Operating from five locations in four states, we are dedicated to helping our customers succeed through a data-driven approach to cutting costs, eliminating waste, and achieving operational efficiencies. “We put service first” is not just a motto; it’s the customer-focused philosophy at the heart of everything we do. Our goal is to be the premier choice for customers who need the right products, at the right price, delivered at the right time without compromising safety, quality or reliability.

Carol Hanko
Kenandy
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