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ON DEMAND: To deliver high quality products within specifications while meeting the expectation for operational efficiency, food and beverage manufacturers need to capitalise on big data and take advantage of new technologies. Digitalisation of manufacturing operations pave the way for manufacturers to achieve improved profitability. Attend this webinar to uncover the opportunities within operations enabled by new digital capabilities.
