Patrick Dunfey

Scaling connected worker technology requires more than technical readiness or isolated pilots. Without execution-level data, organizations cannot see how work is actually performed or justify Connected Worker investments at scale. This workshop shows how digital procedure lifecycle management transforms procedures into a central strategy for unlocking operational insight and driving measurable safety, efficiency, and compliance outcomes.

Key Themes:

• Understanding why most Connected Worker initiatives struggle to scale without execution-level visibility
• Using digital procedure lifecycle management to unlock operational, safety, and compliance data
• Quantifying ROI through reduced risk, improved execution consistency, and productivity gains
• Building business cases that connect Connected Worker investments to measurable outcomes
• Aligning pilots with enterprise metrics to demonstrate value beyond initial deployment
• Overcoming fragmentation by establishing procedures as a system of execution and insight
• Identifying the right stakeholders across Operations, EHS, IT/OT, and executive leadership to support scalable adoption