Better Automation Decisions Start here.
A complimentary, two-hour onsite automation assessment for JAMA members.
JAMA Members don’t have to do Automation alone!
Automation is a significant investment. Whether you're considering your first project, evaluating an equipment proposal, or struggling with a machine that isn't meeting expectations, having an experienced, independent perspective can make all the difference.
Connecting Automation is partnering with the Jackson Area Manufacturers Association (JAMA) to help local manufacturers make smarter automation decisions.
As a JAMA member, you can receive a complimentary, two-hour onsite assessment and written recommendations, once per year.
Automation Opportunity Assessment
Have a process you think could benefit from automation? We'll walk through your operation, identify one or two promising opportunities, and help you understand what's technically and financially practical.
Equipment Quote Review
Already talking with an equipment builder or integrator? We'll independently review your proposal, evaluate the proposed approach, and help you understand what you're buying before you commit.
How Can We Help?
Troubled Machine Review
Have a machine that never quite delivered what was promised? We'll look at the problems you're experiencing, explore potential causes, and recommend practical next steps toward getting the performance you expected.
Automation Concept Development
Have an idea but aren't sure how to move it forward? We'll help explore potential approaches, identify technical considerations, and establish a direction for further development.
What you’ll receive
Your complimentary assessment includes up to two hours onsite with Noah Hardy, Founder of Connecting Automation, followed by a brief written report.
Depending on the focus of your visit, your report may include preliminary recommendations, potential automation opportunities, equipment considerations, rough budget estimates, or initial financial justification.
The goal is simple: Give you enough information to make a better decision about what comes next.
