Siemens has helped one of the world’s most advanced and sustainable paint factories achieve unprecedented levels of speed and efficiency.
We know gold is one of the most valuable materials on the planet, and we know data is valuable too. But just how valuable to your organisation is your data?
As the volume of data continues to grow, and businesses’ desire to make that data work for them, the only way to enhance business outcomes and drive innovation is to recognise the need to improve how they manage unstructured data, according to Simon Bain, CEO, OmniIndex.
The first machine that could be considered an industrial PC (IPC) was released by IBM in the early 1980s, designed for the rigorous operations of industry. Almost 40 years on, IPCs are commonly used as automation controllers in many industrial environments. However, selecting the right IPC for these industrial environments is anything but straightforward.
Jeremy Shinton, Product Manager for Edge Computing Technologies at Mitsubishi Electric, looks at how the latest controllers designed to manage the convergence of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) can be used to ensure optimal data management and connectivity.
Lighthouses have been the key to maritime navigation for centuries, emitting light to guide sailors across treacherous seas. Recognised by the World Economic Forum (WEF), Lighthouse facilities can also act as a guiding light for the manufacturing industry, as it navigates the technologies of Industry 4.0.