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Energy storage technologies are at the heart of the renewable energy revolution, providing critical flexibility, stability, and efficiency to power systems. However, as the adoption of energy storage systems (ESS) accelerates, the lack of standardization in interoperability has emerged as

For modern manufacturers to stay relevant in an ever-expanding global market, they have to overcome a plethora of challenges that demand innovative solutions. Rising costs of raw materials and energy have placed considerable strain on profit margins, causing manufacturers to

In today’s digital age, connectivity is the backbone of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) systems, enabling real-time data sharing, remote monitoring, and predictive maintenance. However, industries operating in remote or challenging environments, such as offshore energy operations, face unique connectivity

Licensing is a big part of using Aveva’s industrial software. But, like many powerful systems, it can be confusing and expensive. In this post, we'll discuss the challenges of Aveva’s licensing model and why it can be tough for users.  We'll

The rise of renewable energy has brought energy storage systems (ESS) to the forefront of modern energy infrastructure. These systems are critical in addressing the variability of renewable sources such as wind and solar. Industrial IoT (IIoT) technologies are emerging

The industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) helps bind machines, sensors, and systems together. They form a network of intelligent devices working together to generate and share data. This approach to managing devices has revolutionized how industries manage, monitor, and maintain

IIoT World’s latest booklet, "Enhancing Manufacturing Processes Through AI and Low-Code Integration," is a must-read resource for manufacturers looking to leverage cutting-edge technologies to drive efficiency, innovation, and productivity. This guide delves into the synergy between AI and low-code platforms, offering actionable

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) offers incredible potential for manufacturers to optimize their operations, enhance efficiency, and drive innovation. However, harnessing the true power of IIoT requires overcoming the hurdle of data interoperability - the ability of different devices,

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