Industrial Connectivity Series

Free White Papers For Machine Builders & Manufacturers

Four independent research papers on connectivity architecture, the skilled labour gap, and what it's actually costing you to keep wiring machines the old way. No sales pitch, just the data and the specification language to act on it.

White Papers for OEMs and Machine Builders

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How To Get Gen Z To Wire Machines

Why connectorized control systems solve the Gen Z, skilled labour, and tribal knowledge problems for industrial machine builders.


For senior leaders, VPs, engineering directors and controls managers at OEMs and industrial machine builders.

2.1M

Manufacturing jobs unfilled by 2030

1.1 yrs

Average Gen Z job tenure

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Stop Terminating. Start Connecting.

The real cost of traditional control system wiring, and what industrial machine builders can do about it.


For senior leaders, VPs, engineering directors and controls managers at OEMs and industrial machine builders.

~50%

Of panel build time spent on wiring

66%

Build time cut, real case study

White Papers for Manufacturers and End-Users

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Stop Accepting Field-Wired Connectors

How field-wired M12/M8 connectors are driving unnecessary downtime on your packaging lines, and what to specify instead.


For engineering managers, plant managers, operations leaders, project managers, and procurement teams at manufacturers and end-users.

57%

Of connector failures are installation errors

<10 min

To swap out an over-molded sensor cable

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The Electrical Specification Gap

How downtime is being wired into your machines, and the specification changes that stop it.

 

For engineering managers, plant managers, operations leaders, project managers, and procurement teams at manufacturers and end-users.

2.1M

Manufacturing jobs unfilled by 2030

1.1 yrs

Average Gen Z job tenure

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