Unmasking the Cost of Downtime: How Industrial DevOps Can Save Manufacturers Millions
In today’s manufacturing landscape, downtime significantly threatens both productivity and profitability. According to the latest State of Industrial DevOps Report, each hour of downtime costs U.S. manufacturers an astounding $4.2 million, with an average shutdown costing $126 million. With half of
Modernizing Data Historians for Smarter Industrial Operations | SPONSORED
A new technical paper is now available, offering critical insights for industries seeking to modernize their data historians and improve overall operational efficiency. This paper explores the evolving role of data historians in the era of Industry 4.0 and how
Top ICS Cybersecurity Predictions for 2025: Securing Critical Infrastructure Against Emerging Threats
As critical infrastructure increasingly relies on interconnected systems, Industrial Control System (ICS) cybersecurity is now essential for manufacturing, energy, and water management. Based on expert predictions, here are the key ICS cybersecurity trends and challenges expected to shape 2025, along
Future-Ready Cities Lead the Way in Urban Innovation, Sustainability, and Inclusiveness
As cities around the world strive to become more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive, a select group is leading the charge toward becoming “future-ready”. According to a comprehensive global study by ThoughtLab, 50 cities across five continents have not only set ambitious
Preparing ICS for Future Threats: Quantum-Resistant Security and Industry Standards
As the threat landscape rapidly evolves, industrial companies managing ICS environments must proactively strengthen their cybersecurity defenses. In addition to current regulations, emerging technologies like quantum computing will necessitate more advanced security protocols to prevent potential breaches. This article explores
Am I Ready for DataOps? 4 Common Signs
DataOps solutions are necessary in manufacturing environments where data must be aggregated from industrial automation assets and systems and then leveraged by business users throughout the company and its supply chain. These solutions are purpose-built to improve the orchestration, observability,
Gravity Water Wins City Solution of the Year: Tackling Water Scarcity with Innovation
The 2024 QBE AcceliCITY Resilience Challenge, hosted by Leading Cities in partnership with QBE Insurance Group, has crowned Gravity Water as the "City Solution of the Year." Gravity Water’s cutting-edge technology captures, filters, and stores rainwater, providing a sustainable source of safe drinking water to communities worldwide—addressing
Embracing Change: Key Trends Shaping the Future of Manufacturing
The manufacturing industry is facing significant challenges and opportunities, driven by technological advancements, shifting supply chain dynamics, and evolving workforce needs. A recent survey highlighted the current state of the industry, showing that 88% of respondents have already implemented artificial
Top Trends Shaping the Manufacturing Sector in 2025: Insights from Randy Carr, CEO of World Emblem
Randy Carr, President and CEO of World Emblem, the world’s largest emblem and patch manufacturer serving industry giants like Cintas, Vestis (formerly Aramark), Levi’s, New Era, and Perry Ellis, anticipates three key trends that will define manufacturing in 2025:
Managing Highly Contextualized Data for IIoT | SPONSORED
Have you ever wondered how industries using smart devices handle tons of unique data loading on their server? High cardinality data allows for detailed tracking and monitoring of each sensor, machine, and device in real-time. Finding patterns and irregularities in this
Manufacturing Excellence with AI and IIoT: An Expert Guide | SPONSORED
In an era where advanced technology drives efficiency, AI and IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) are shaping the future of manufacturing. "Harnessing AI and IIoT for Manufacturing Excellence," a new booklet from IIoT World, delves into how these innovations are
Addressing the Skills Gap: Sparking Middle School Student Interest in Submarine Manufacturing Careers
The U.S. manufacturing sector faces a massive skills shortage. Employers are desperate to find qualified workers with the technical skills needed to grow their operations. Over the next decade, 4 million manufacturing jobs will likely be needed and 2.1 million