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Dave Trail explains that Arch Systems extensive experience as the global digital partner for Flex, monitoring 5,000 machines over 40 sites worldwide and a trillion data points, give them a unique capability to handle large data sets. The company plan to offer these capabilities to smaller manufacturers in the form of modules that can be expanded as needed. Subscribers will all benefit from the unique data insights gathered from all subscribers. 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Tell us about the work you're doing for FLEX 01:49 - Have you seen real results in productivity? 02:41 - What happens to the small companies? 04:10 - Can you tell us about the modules you have produced? 06:10 - Will a module look into the inspection process and a separate one for placement? 07:11 - Line management software competition between inspection companies and pick and place companies 09:00 - Arch Systems can handle large data sets If you enjoyed watching this video, please Like and Subscribe to our channel by clicking below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC05aHyKgA6dIhJ2m1G_5JzQ?sub_confirmation=1 If you want the latest news from the EMS industry, subscribe to our Newsletter https://action.globalsmt.com/j1.pl?1b6751adb5704f9542bd3d56dc94395d969cc0e914384cd43c25437c54892e9f

Karen Pearman talks to Gadi Meik & Dave Trail from Arch Systems at SMTconnect 2022 in Nuremberg, Germany. WNIE TV is kindly sponsored by Electrolube, Koh Young Technologies, ASYS, Fuji, Humiseal, ART, Cyberoptics and Global Industry Focus.

Speakers: Dave Trail (Arch Systems), Rajeev Bhalla (Clip Automation), and Carl Hung (Season Group) Moderators: Philip Stoten (SCOOP) and Terry Arbaugh (SEACOMP) The manufacturing process generates a lot of valuable data, a lot of it latent and untapped. Design data, product data, process data, worker data, product telemetry, return data… Everyone in the process can benefit from this data, but who gets to decide who does? The answer really matters. Data transparency may feel like a radical shift in an industry that has traditionally not shared data between suppliers, EMS providers, and brands. But manufacturing data is the fuel that powers the optimizations of the smart manufacturing ecosystem. Every stakeholder in the ecosystem should contribute to capturing that data and have the ability to derive insights and value from it. In this discussion co-hosted by Fast Company writer and SCOOP founder Philip Stoten and VP of Sales and Marketing at SEACOMP Terry Arbaugh, the panel will explore the ownership of data, best practices for sharing data today, and the mutual value that can be achieved by the judicious collection and open sharing of operational and process data.

Iain Hazlewood speaks to Dave Trail from Arch Systems at IPC Apex 2022 in San Diego, California. WNIE TV is kindly sponsored by Electrolube, Koh Young Technologies, Europlacer, Kyzen, Mirtec, Cyberoptics, Humiseal, and Global Industry Focus.

Dave Trail is Vice President of Sales for Arch Systems. Dave is well versed in Manufacturing Execution Software (MES), IIoT, Industry 4.0, SMT, and Electronic Manufacturing Equipment industries. Dave is experienced in several market segments including Automotive, Consumer, Medical, Industrial, and Consumer Electronics sectors. Dave has extensive experience in product development and working with customers to create a solution that fits their needs. Arch Systems works with top-tier global manufacturers to extract data from any machine and drive uniform metrics for enhanced productivity and predictive analytics. We focus on the electronics manufacturing supply chains, digitizing both greenfield and brownfield factories. Using the Arch Utilization Suite, manufacturers are achieving real, state-of-the-art 20-40% machine utilization improvements. Arch provides one of the largest surface mount technology (SMT) machine connector libraries in the world and has partnerships with the leading PCB manufacturing machine vendors. We are deployed on 5 continents and connected to thousands of machines inside the facilities of 4 of the world's top 10 electronics manufacturers. Dave's Contact Information: dtrail@archsys.io Arch Systems: https://archsys.io

The trade wars have driven many manufacturers to move their manufacturing outside of China and in many cases shorten the supply chain. Will these companies use the opportunity to modernize their manufacturing operations and make their factories smart? Dave Trail (Critical Manufacturing), Jay Gorajia (Siemens), Joel Scutchfield (Koh Young America), Michael Ford (Aegis)

Arch Systems take an innovative approach to factory optimization, using data mining to identify untapped utilization across factories, systems and lines. Here to tell us more is the company’s CEO, Andrew Scheurmann and Tim Burke, the co-Founder and CTO. We also talk to industry-veteran Dave Trail, who recently joined Arch Systems to head up their international sales.

SCOOP's Philip Stoten is joined by Critical Manufacturing's Vice President of Sales, Dave Trail, to discuss their recent acquisition by ASM Assembly Systems and the integration of their MES system into their portfolio of solutions as well as developments in the market and deployment of Industry 4.0 among EMS companies. Filmed on location at SMTAi 2019 in Chicago on the SCOOPstudio, thanks to the kind sponsorship of Aegis Software, Creative Electron, Cogiscan, Fuji America, KIC and Koh Young.

Iain Hazlewood talks to Dave Trail, VP SMT & Electronics, Critical manufacturing and jay Wimer, President & CEO, Valtronic. The Smart factory has been talked about for nearly a decade, where are we at with it? The panel discuss the different ways in which smart working, AI and connectivity are being harnessed. Filmed at SMTAI 2019 in Chicago