GE’s Digital Manufacturing Transformation keynote from ISG Imagine Your Future Workshop for Manufacturing Enterprises

1. GE’s Digital Manufacturing
Transformation
Jim Beilstein – CIO Advanced Manufacturing
General Electric
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2. GE Business Portfolio
50,000+
Technologists
$108B Ind. Rev; 400+ Global Factories; $70B+ Mfg Spend; $5B+ R&D Spend
Aviation
$20B
Power & Water
$28B
Energy Management
$7B
Oil & Gas
$15B
Transportation
$6B
Healthcare
$18B
Appliances &
Lighting
$8B
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3. GE FOR GE
PRODUCTIVITY
Digital thread
Predix + data
Digital twin
GE FOR WORLD
PLATFORM
Predix
Secure
Cloud for industry
GE FOR
CUSTOMERS
APPS
GE’s software business
“Inside-out” strategy
Outcomes for customers
Supplier Customer
GE is the digital industrial company
$15B software business by 2020
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4. Manufacturing Today at GE
Engine designed
DIGITALLY, but …
Data broken into
PIECES, and …
Then put back together in
Supply Chain MANUALLY
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5. GE’s Brilliant Factory
Virtual Product Design
Virtual Manufacturing
Service/Repair Shop
Supply Chain NetworkEnabling the “digital thread”
• Fully-connected
• Automated
• Never surprised
• “Factory that never stops”
- Supplier feedback loop-
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6. The GE Digital Thread
Model Based Enterprise (MBE)
Design
Systems
Integration
(DSI)
Brilliant Factory
Field &
Service
Digital Thread: Feed-forward, Feedback, Analytics, Apps
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7. Why now?
Agile ManufacturingHardware
Meets Software New Ecosystems
“Henry Ford is generally regarded as the father of mass production.
He was not. He was the sponsor of it.”
Charles E. Sorensen
My Forty Years with Ford
The Physical and Digital worlds are converging …
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8. 1% productivity savings =$500MM for GE
Manufacturing from “The Cloud” to the Factory Floor
NEW COLLABORATIVE ECOSYSTEMS EMERGING
BRILLIANT FACTORY
Advanced
Manufacturing
Industrial
Internet
 Industrial data growing 2X
other data, more complex
 Collect, analyze, use
physical data to:
• Engage enterprise, engineering
and supply chain
• Build digital thread
 Platforms
• Open source, collaborative
(DMDII)
• Systems talking to each other
 Data storage
 Automation
Advanced
Manufacturing
Industrial
Internet
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The Physical and Digital worlds are converging …
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9. Accelerators
• Open, but secure architectures for
machines and manufacturing systems
• Platform-based approach for systems
and analytics
• Specific applications built to solve
manufacturing pain points
• Key focus areas:
• Sensor enabling machines
• Visualization with analytics
• System integration
• Standards & architecture
• Big data and analytics
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10. The Ford Assembly Line Automotive Lean Factory GE Brilliant Factory

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