Right from Enterprise Mobility Solutions to emerging technologies, digital transformation is critical to building and executing growth strategies for manufacturing.
IoT is the Next Big Thing
Manufacturers can strategically use the Internet of Things (IoT), which forms an intrinsic ecosystem of connected devices within an existing infrastructure.
Each industrial IoT ecosystem consists of:
Intelligent and smart assets that can depict, sense, communicate and store information about themselves.
This statistics represents the projected global Internet of Things (IoT) spending in 2020, with a breakdown by application.
Embracing the digital transformation is no more a choice for manufacturing industry but a must today.
Are you able to bridge the gap between factory and shop floor?
A couple of people, operating a little away from the plant, watching a number of displays and light bulbs would be ‘quietly’ monitoring the entire production process.
What if the traditional shop floor can also be managed and monitored with quiet confidence and outstanding efficiency – by connecting machines, systems and people seamlessly.
Every day, new devices and equipment are providing manufacturers with new opportunities for innovation and connection.
A true smart factory can integrate data from system-wide physical, operational, and human assets to drive manufacturing, maintenance, inventory tracking, digitization of operations through the digital twin, and other types of activities across the entire manufacturing network.