Factory simulation: Virtualization can be used to simulate and test production processes and equipment, reducing the need for physical prototypes and allowing for faster and more cost-effective product development.
Machine control: Virtualization can be used to control and monitor production equipment and processes, including real-time monitoring of key performance indicators, predictive maintenance and remote management.
Workforce training: Virtualization can be used for training and development, including online training programs and virtual access to training materials.
Supply chain management: Virtualization can be used to manage the supply chain, including real-time visibility into inventory levels and tracking of shipments and deliveries.
Quality control: Virtualization can be used for quality control, including real-time monitoring of production processes and collection and analysis of quality data.
Collaboration: Virtualization can be used to facilitate collaboration and communication between teams, including remote teams, allowing for more effective collaboration and problem-solving.