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Manufacturing IT is no longer just about keeping systems running—it’s about enabling smarter, faster, and more connected factories. As production environments become more complex, manufacturers need technology that can adapt quickly. This is where cloud computing plays a powerful role, helping plants modernise without disrupting daily operations.

Key Benefits for Manufacturing Plants 

1. Better Visibility Across Operations 

Manufacturers can no longer rely on delayed reports. With centralised platforms, production data is available in real time.

Monitor machine performance instantly

Track inventory and material flow

Identify bottlenecks before they impact output

2. Lower IT Costs and Faster Scaling 

Traditional infrastructure can be expensive and slow to expand. Using **cloud computing, plants can:

Avoid large upfront hardware investments

Pay only for the resources they use

Scale systems easily during peak demand or expansion

3. Faster Decision-Making on the Shop Floor 

When systems are connected, insights become actionable. Production managers can adjust schedules, maintenance teams can respond faster, and leadership gains clearer performance metrics.

Case Study: Electronics Manufacturing Plant 

A growing electronics manufacturer faced frequent downtime and inconsistent reporting across two facilities. Their on-premise systems couldn’t handle increased data volumes. After moving core manufacturing applications to a cloud-based platform, data became unified and accessible. By leveraging **cloud computing**, the company reduced downtime by 22% and improved production planning accuracy within the first year.

Stronger Security and Collaboration 

Cloud platforms invest heavily in cybersecurity, offering encrypted data, automated backups, and strict access controls. Teams across IT, engineering, and operations can collaborate using shared systems without compromising security.

Conclusion 

Manufacturers are under pressure to deliver quality, speed, and flexibility. By embracing cloud computing, manufacturing plants gain the agility and insight needed to stay competitive. In the evolving world of Manufacturing IT, the cloud is becoming a foundation for smarter, more resilient operations.

A humanoid robot modeled after Melania Trump was unveiled at a technology summit, drawing attention for both its appearance and the reaction it sparked. The robot is part of a broader push to create more lifelike machines that can mimic real people in both look and expression.

The presentation highlighted how far robotics and AI have come in replicating human features, though reactions were mixed. Some attendees saw it as an impressive technical achievement, while others found it unsettling or questioned the purpose behind creating such specific likenesses.

The event also touched on the wider direction of humanoid robotics, where developers are experimenting with more realistic designs as part of future applications in service, entertainment, and communication.

At the same time, the robot raised familiar questions about ethics, identity, and how comfortable people are with machines that closely resemble real individuals.

At CII Connect Madurai 2025, Twozo had the opportunity to engage with a diverse audience of business leaders, innovators, and decision-makers. Throughout the day, the stall became a space for meaningful dialogue, where visitors explored our AI-Powered CRM, experienced live demos, and discussed the challenges shaping today’s sales and customer management landscape.

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Tech x Management: A Powerful Combination at Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025

I’m Harsh Pandit, MBA Batch 2025–27 at IIBS Bengaluru, and I’m excited to share my experience from the Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025!

It was an inspiring and eye-opening visit—filled with innovative startup companies, breakthrough technologies, and incredible networking opportunities. I had the chance to interact with founders, explore new ideas, and gain insights into emerging trends shaping the future of tech and management.

One of the most fascinating moments was witnessing an electronic robot capable of performing handshakes—a true glimpse into the future of technology!

Our stall remained active, with founders, innovators, investors, and procurement leaders exploring how Twozo AI-Powered CRM strengthens sales pipelines, customer engagement, and business intelligence. With deep-tech collaborations, direct B2B enquiries, and over 100+ conversations, the event opened exciting avenues for partnerships and innovation.  

Twozo is thrilled to be part of Investech South TN 2025 at CII Connect Madurai tomorrow. Catch us at IDA Scudder, Madurai, as we share insights, exchange ideas, and spotlight, Twozo AI-Powered CRM propelling the next wave of digital transformation.

Come experience it live, Drop by Stall No.43