Editorial composite of a factory worker at a machine control panel and automated conveyor equipment in separate panels.

QAD and its Redzone manufacturing business plan to integrate NVIDIA technology into software that connects factory-floor signals with orders, quality records, suppliers and workforce data. The companies are pitching the project as a way to move from isolated alerts to operational decisions, but they have not announced a customer rollout, price or performance results.

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