HCL Technologies (HCL) has announced its partnership with iBASEt, a provider of manufacturing, quality and sustainment solutions to support greater scaling of operations to serve growing needs of complex discrete manufacturing industries.
The partnership will address the growing needs of the Aerospace and Defense industry undergoing a digital manufacturing transformation, including Connected Factory processes.
Working together, iBASEt and HCL Technologies can accelerate digital transformation initiatives by simplifying the implementation of advanced technologies in operations. HCL can leverage iBASEt’s digital suite of solutions designed to address the needs of businesses operating in complex, highly regulated discrete manufacturing industries.
To enable smart manufacturing transformation in the Industry 4.0 era, it is critical to connect, optimise and create value from. HCL’s ExPAND 4.0 framework enables to build a connect and collaboration between siloed Engineering, Manufacturing and Aftersales functions and creates of value for varied stakeholders.
HCL’s strong engineering DNA coupled with Consulting-led, Technology-driven and Implementation-focused approach uniquely positions it to help businesses like iBASEt make best out of their industry 4.0 initiatives. An iBASEt solution implemented by HCL offers the best of both worlds – best-in-class software with an implementation partner that is actively driving digital innovation across the Aerospace and Defense manufacturing industry.
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Post written by: Matt Brown
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