Ignited: Striking Industrial Automation Conversations
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The Interoperability Imperative: How CESMII Is Building the Open Foundation for Smart Manufacturing

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Raw data isn't the problem for modern factories, it's accessibility. When critical information stays buried inside closed, legacy systems, scaling AI and enterprise automation becomes nearly impossible. In this episode, Travis and Tom sit down with CESMII’s CEO John Dyck and Chief Technology Architect Jonathan Wise to tackle the push for open, interoperable manufacturing standards across the U.S. They discuss how pairing open frameworks like SM Profiles and the i3X API with Ignition gives plants full ownership of their data model; turning isolated metrics into enterprise-wide insights. Stick around to the end for a step-by-step roadmap on where your facility should actually begin.

Guests: John Dyck (CEO) & Jonathan Wise (Chief Technology Architect) — CESMII

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