Date: June 25, 16:00 CET 📅
Duration: 30 minutes ⏳
Walk any shop floor today, and you'll likely find a value stream map on the wall.
Walk past it on a different day, and the map still says the same thing. The shop floor doesn't.
This gap between value stream documentation and value stream reality is one of the oldest problems in Lean. It's also where most AI promises in this space fall apart. Connecting an AI agent to scattered production data does not create a working value stream view - it creates a faster way to generate incomplete answers.
What's missing is the operational context: how steps, dependencies, constraints, and losses are actually connected across the stream. Once that foundation is in place, AI agents stop guessing - and start doing useful work in continuous improvement.
Where AI agents deliver measurable results in value stream management - and where their limits lie?
Why AI agents need a Digital Value Stream foundation to produce reliable results?
How ONIQ turns this into practice, with real use cases from manufacturers scaling Lean with AI?
Julia Härtner, VP Growth & Revenue, has been a key driver of digital transformation for many years, recognizing it as a critical success factor for the industry. With ONIQ, her mission is to seamlessly integrate Lean Manufacturing methods with intelligent software, making them more effective, scalable, and future-ready.