If all the buzz aroud AI and Automation in advanced manufacturing feels overwhelming, you’re definitely not alone.
A lot of the engineering operations leaders we work with are asking the same question: “Where do we start – and how do we move forward with purpose?”
That’s exactly why we’re offering a limited number of complimentary, insight-led conversations with Owen Tribe, our fractional consultant and expert in Data, Automation, and Advanced Manufacturing.
Owen brings world-class expertise in Data and Automation, with a sharp focus on High-Precision Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing. With a blend of strategic vision, hands-on leadership, and deep technical industry know-how, he’s here to help manufacturers thrive in the era of Industry 4.0.
Owen’s not your average consultant. He’s a former CTO, AI strategist, and board advisor with over 30 years of experience helping high-precision manufacturers thrive in the era of Industry 4.0. Whether it’s building high-availability data platforms, driving predictive quality control, or delivering transformative automation at scale – Owen brings both the strategic lens and technical depth to move things forward.
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Working on your data readiness for Automation?
Looking to accelerate innovation & performance in manufacturing?
Through Alpha Insights – our specialist consulting division – we connect leaders like you with experts like Owen to provide clarity, challenge current thinking, and explore what’s actually possible.
No sales pitch. Just a focused, practical conversation built around your challenges and goals.
Ready to explore the potential?…
Get in touch to book a no-fee, no-obligation consultation with Owen – Call 07561691704
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