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On Friday, June 28, professors Farhad Ameri and Binil Starly from Arizona State University (ASU) joined the Workforce Edition of BEMA Convention to offer members of the baking industry a glimpse into the powerful use of data within the supply chain.

Workforce Edition culminated with a session on the Industrial Data Flow from Machine Assets and the growing complexity of data in factories from Binil Starly, Director of the School of Manufacturing Systems and Network, ASU.

On Friday, June 28, Workforce Edition continued with a session on Building Factory Dashboards for Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) from Binil Starly, Director of the School of Manufacturing Systems and Network, ASU. The session looked at next-generation dashboards and advancements in data analytics and machine learning.

Sweet Memories with Robert Benton and the Power of Always Saying Yes!

Wondering what to pack and what events you or your family may be attending at #bemaconvention2024?

There is a phrase some of you out there in the baking industry may be familiar with. “You can fake caring, but you can’t fake showing up.” There’s also a good chance you’re acquainted with the person the quote is associated with – Mike Gude: 2024 recipient of BEMA’s Fred Springer Lifetime Achievement Award.

Up-And-Comers In The Industry At ASB 2024

Overland Park, KS: BEMA is pleased to announce its ongoing collaboration with Arizona State University for the Workforce Edition 2024.

I’m sure you’ve all heard of Ted Williams, the greatest hitter in the history of baseball. He was the last player in Major League Baseball to hit over .400 in a season. He understood the mechanics and the mental game of hitting better than any other player to play the game.

There are moments in life when your whole world changes. Moving to a new city. Starting a new career. Getting married. Having a child. Retirement.