The metals and mining industry has increasingly adopted digital technology to tackle its toughest challenges. But these investments aren't always delivering the hoped for ROI.
In fact, a recent Frost & Sullivan report (Mining in the Digital Era) revealed that operators have tons of data, yet struggle to optimize and act on this data effectively. In this webinar, our expert panel will review the report's findings across three main areas of mining operations and how companies can successfully integrate technology with minimal risk and maximum ROI.
Join the conversation and learn how digital transformation:
- Improves operations
- Prioritizes safety
- Enhances workforce skills
- Promotes sustainability
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Scott Waughtal, CEO at Superior Silica Sands Mr. Waughtal was retained as COO of Emerge/Superior Silica Sands in December 2019 and became CEO in July 2021. Mr. Waughtal holds a bachelor's degree and masters' degrees in engineering as well as a master's degree in business administration and a master's degree in engineering management. Mr. Waughtal has over 29 years of experience as a senior operations manager, most recently as Chief Operating Officer of Hoerbiger Corporation America, Inc., a global oil & gas service and manufacturing company. |
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Clifton Green, Solutions Architect, Augury Entering the heavy industrial sector after military service, Clifton started with greenfield/brownfield major capital EPC and transitioned into site commissioning, precision maintenance, and predictive maintenance field service. Most recently he came to Augury after covering Engineering & Maintenance activities for multiple sites in North America and is now a Solutions Architect. |
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Martin Veitch Martin Veitch is a freelance writer, analyst and contributor to Mining Magazine. He has been writing about business and technology for over 30 years. Martin is the former editor of titles including IT Week, ZDNet, CIO and IDG Connect and he has contributed to many other publications and media outlets including the Wall Street Journal, The Guardian and the BBC. He has met and interviewed luminaries including Steve Ballmer, Michael Dell, Mike Lynch, Mark Hurd, Scott McNealy and Mark Shuttleworth. |
