Manufacturing, logistics, and industrial operations are the backbone of the global economy, yet inefficiencies in production, supply chain management, and workforce coordination drain literally trillions of dollars from businesses annually. High-volume industries—such as paper mills, bottling plants, perishable goods manufacturing, mining, automotive, and pharmaceuticals—face persistent challenges in managing downtime, optimizing supply chains, and maintaining operational efficiency.

The Staggering Cost of Inefficiency in Enterprise Operations

Workplace inefficiencies contribute to massive financial losses across industries:

A Personal Introduction from Lisa Solazzo

With over 20 years in the software industry, I have worked closely with industrial companies to drive digital transformation. As the Customer Success and Implementation Manager at Webalo, a leading Platform for the Connected Workforce, I lead a team dedicated to delivering innovative, customized solutions that enhance operational efficiency. My passion lies in helping businesses optimize their processes and leverage cutting-edge technology to stay ahead of the competition.

Workforce Data as the Missing Link

A transformative shift is underway in industrial operations. While traditional data strategies have long focused on IT and OT systems, the missing link has been workforce data—information derived from human expertise, activities, insights, and feedback within production processes.