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Harri Pihlajavesi
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Harri Pihlajavesi is the CEO of Predisys, bringing more than three decades of experience in manufacturing analytics, statistical process control (SPC), and quality management. His career spans the evolution of manufacturing technology, from early shop-floor data collection and statistical analysis to modern Manufacturing Intelligence and AI.
Through his writing, Harri shares perspectives shaped by decades of hands-on industry experience, exploring process behavior, manufacturing context, and the role of emerging technologies in helping manufacturers better understand their operations.
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Oct 15, 2026 ∙ 6 min
Closing the Loop Between Product Design and Manufacturing
How can Manufacturing Intelligence connect real-world manufacturing experience with product design to support better engineering decisions? Manufacturing Intelligence can connect what happens in production with the decisions made during product design. Harri Pihlajavesi explores how manufacturing data, process variation, and quality history can provide valuable feedback to engineering teams and help inform future product development.
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Oct 1, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Manufacturing Intelligence Beyond the Factory: Supplier Quality and Risk
How can Manufacturing Intelligence help manufacturers identify and investigate quality risks across their supply chains? Manufacturing Intelligence extends beyond the factory floor. Harri Pihlajavesi explores how manufacturing context, quality data, and supplier information can help manufacturers understand component quality, identify potential risks, and investigate problems across increasingly complex supply chains.
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Sep 24, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Manufacturing AI Needs to Understand More Than the Data
Manufacturing data means different things depending on who is asking the question. Harri Pihlajavesi explores why meaningful Manufacturing Intelligence requires more than access to data, including an understanding of manufacturing context, process behavior, and the different perspectives of engineers, plant managers, and quality leaders.
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