Connected worker initiatives deliver greater value when they are designed around the needs of the people performing the work every day. Jacob Turner, Manufacturing Transformation Leader at Georgia-Pacific, shares how the company developed a frontline-led connected worker approach, giving operators and maintenance teams faster access to critical information, improving collaboration, and creating new opportunities for continuous improvement across manufacturing operations.
How frontline worker involvement shaped the design and deployment of MIQ, creating a solution built around real operational challenges rather than top-down assumptions
Enabling operators and maintenance teams to access procedures, equipment information, troubleshooting guidance, and expert knowledge in the flow of work, reducing time spent searching across multiple systems
Breaking down information silos and improving collaboration by connecting employees with the knowledge, applications, and people they need to solve problems faster
Lessons from scaling a successful connected worker pilot and creating a foundation for workforce-driven innovation across additional manufacturing sites
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Jacob.
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