THE ROLE OF DATA IN MODERN INDUSTRIAL PRACTICES: ANALYSIS AND IMPACT
THE ROLE OF DATA IN MODERN INDUSTRIAL PRACTICES: ANALYSIS AND IMPACT

Summary/Abstract: In today’s digitalized industrial landscape, the seamless management and exchange of operational data, such as Bills of Materials (BoMs), technical schematics, production schedules, and quality control data, are essential for enhancing manufacturing efficiency and supply chain performance. How- ever, many organizations face persistent challenges, including data silos, system incompatibility, and cybersecurity risks, which can hinder the potential of digital platforms like Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. This study explores the management of critical data types within industrial environments, emphasizing how these structured data types support regulatory compliance, workflow optimization, and product quality. By examining established standards, particularly ISO 10303 (STEP) and IEC/ISO 81346, this research highlights the role of data standardization in addressing issues related to interoperability, security, and data accessibility. Findings indicate that while digital platforms facilitate real-time access and improved decision-making, challenges in data fragmentation and integration remain significant. The research emphasizes the potential of unified, cloud-based systems and adherence to international standards to enhance data consistency, interoperability, and operational agility, ultimately supporting industry competitiveness in a complex, globalized market.

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