In our previous blog post, we highlighted how manufacturing companies can easily test IIoT concepts with minimal upfront investment. But once you’ve proven value in your initial prototype, what comes next?
Unfortunately, many promising IIoT projects never move past the pilot phase. This persisting issue, often called pilot purgatory, leaves valuable innovations stuck in endless proof-of-concept loops.
Pilot purgatory describes the situation where an IIoT project (or any other project) remains indefinitely stuck as a limited experiment or proof-of-concept (PoC), failing to scale or integrate into broader use. Despite initial successes, companies struggle to expand these solutions to their full potential.
Stalled pilots represent wasted investments and lost opportunities. Competitors who successfully scale their IIoT projects can rapidly outpace your business in efficiency, innovation, and profitability. Repeated failed projects can also demoralize your teams and reduce future buy-in for digital initiatives.
Here’s how to ensure your IIoT projects smoothly transition beyond pilot purgatory:
Our monthly budget approach, where clear ROI targets are discussed regularly in collaboration, significantly reduces the risks associated with moving beyond pilot projects:
Don’t let your promising IIoT innovations remain trapped in endless trials. With our flexible, low-risk approach, you can confidently expand successful pilots into full-scale operations.
Stay tuned for our upcoming posts in this series, where we’ll dive deeper into common IIoT adoption pitfalls, such as moving from data collection to actionable control.
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