PART II of our Modern Manufacturing Series
Are you spending more time putting out fires than improving operations?
Join us to learn how to achieve—and sustain—peak productivity where it matters most: on your shop floor.
Building on the previous webinar in our series, this session shows not just why systems matter, but exactly how they influence day‑to‑day operations and your ability to adapt in a modern manufacturing environment.
In this webinar, you'll discover:
- The hidden process gaps that quietly erode productivity and create avoidable losses.
- A clear, evidence-based framework to prioritise high-impact improvements and maximise your ROI from technology and process change.
- How automation and better processes can reduce material waste, manual errors, and unnecessary costs.
- Practical, department-led steps to uncover inefficiencies and roll out improvements that deliver measurable results.
- Real-world examples showing the tangible benefits of productivity-focused changes.
Meet the Speakers
Adrian Connard
Sales Engineer
Adrian is an engineer and technical expert for ECI's manufacturing solutions M1 and JobBOSS². His background in mechanical engineering and the CAD industry gives him a blend of technical and sales expertise. It also provides a deep industry knowledge of small to medium-sized discrete manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand.
James Reyes
Business Development Manager
James Reyes has significant experience with ERP and business management solutions helping companies transform their operations; working for companies such as MYOB, Oracle and Squiz. With a degree in business and commerce, James partners with manufacturers to find the right solutions for their unique needs. He has an appreciation for how technology can genuinely simplify business management and empower small and medium businesses to be more successful.
Who should attend?
If you’re facing production delays, material wastage, manual errors, or excessive operating costs, this webinar is for you.
Stop reacting to problems—learn how to identify the highest-impact fixes and become proactive in running a more productive manufacturing operation.