On-demand session from Chemical Processing
Process Health: A Competitive Edge for Chemical Manufacturers
Summary
As chemical manufacturing gets more competitive, can healthy processes provide a pathway to optimal production lines? Getting from Point A to Point B can be challenging, as companies need to consider factors affecting quality, throughput, and yield goals while conserving energy and reducing emissions.
To better understand how companies are approaching process improvement, Chemical Processing surveyed process engineers, C-suite decision-makers, and professionals in R&D, quality control, and continuous improvement roles. Join us for a roundtable discussion as our expert panelists unpack the survey results and share their thoughts on:
- Continuous improvement methods, tools, and tactics
- Emerging trends in process improvement
- Best practices to get started (or further) on the road to process health
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