Watch the on-demand recording of this executive-level workshop to hear how manufacturing leaders are moving beyond AI concepts and into practical execution outcomes.
In this session, you’ll hear the framing, discussion, and outcomes from a live working session where COOs, VPs of Operations, and manufacturing leaders explored where agentic AI can realistically improve execution today.
Why watch on-demand
This isn’t a product demo or a theoretical AI talk.
You’ll hear:
How manufacturing leaders are thinking about the “Industry 3.9 rut”
- Where agentic AI shows real promise—and where it doesn’t
- What emerged from peer breakout discussions across operations, quality, compliance, and logistics
- Practical guidance on where to start (and what to avoid)
Who should watch
This session is designed for:
- COO VP / SVP of Operations
- VP Manufacturing
- VP Operations Excellence
- Senior operations leaders accountable for execution
What You’ll Get from the Recording
Executive framing on why manufacturing execution is stuck
Hear Paul Boris, manufacturing industry expert, explain why many manufacturers are stuck in an “Industry 3.9” state—and why the next gains won’t come from more dashboards or applications, but from reducing decision latency and mundane work.
A clear explanation of what agentic manufacturing is and is not
Understand where agentic AI fits in manufacturing—and where it doesn’t:
- Why agentic AI is different from predictive, conversational, or traditional automation
- How agents turn insight into execution across systems
- Why automation and agentic AI must work together
Key outcomes from live breakout sessions with operations leaders
Hear synthesized outcomes from peer discussions across:
- Compliance, Safety, and Quality
- Inbound Logistics Operations
- Executive execution challenges
Key themes include:
- Why value—not technology—must lead use case selection
- Where decision bottlenecks slow execution
- Why the biggest opportunities live between silos
Practical starting points—without disrupting operations
Learn where manufacturers are beginning today:
- Which types of use cases show early value
- Which approaches tend to stall
- How to start small, learn fast, and avoid large transformation risk
This is about intelligent starting points, not big-bang programs.
Real-world perspective from manufacturing practitioners
Hear directly from Maxim Ioffe, Director, Global AI at Wesco, on:
- How to find the right use cases
- Why breaking silos matters more than adding tools
- Lessons learned from real manufacturing and supply chain environment
→ Watch on-demand to learn how operations leaders are approaching agentic manufacturing execution