Manufacturing Tag

In the realm of industrial manufacturing, the digital era has ushered in unprecedented opportunities for efficiency and productivity. However, the journey towards digital transformation is fraught with challenges, not least of which is the underutilization of the vast amounts of

An annual global research report released today, titled The Voice of Digital Leaders in Manufacturing 2024, interviewed global B2B digital leaders and decision-makers from large industrial manufacturers. Key findings include: • The number of organizations relying on e-commerce for aftermarket services

In the throes of 2024, manufacturers are at a crucial juncture, facing a landscape brimming with both unparalleled challenges and transformative opportunities. Our comprehensive ebook, "2024's Big Challenges: What Every Manufacturer Must Overcome," offers an incisive look into the top

Program Logic Controllers (PLCs) have played an integral role in industrial automation since their initial creation during the 1960s. Since then, we've seen incremental improvements to their form and function throughout the years. The problem? While PLCs are exceptional at managing

Karen Czachorowski, Digital/Data Product Manager, Aker BP, and Bill Hendricks, VP of Manufacturing, Cognite share their insights during the ARC Forum 2024 on the topic of Generative AI in Asset-Heavy Industries, in this case, in the process industry, focusing on

Manufacturing companies are increasingly turning to digital transformation technologies as a solution to the talent shortage they face. Below are listed just a few ways how they are using these technologies: 1. Talent Ecosystems and Workforce Development: By creating talent ecosystems,

In the rapidly evolving world of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), organizations face numerous challenges when it comes to managing and analyzing the vast amounts of data generated by their industrial processes. Data generated by instrumented industrial equipment is consistent, predictable,

Are factory floors the next hub for ​immersive experiences? In a world where 64% customers are more likely to recommend your brand if they have a great experience, shouldn’t that journey begin closer to the source? When we think of factory

Manufacturing processes consume a lot of energy, with chemicals, paper and pulp, metal, and food manufacturing being the most energy-intensive industries. Yet, more and more manufacturers are putting energy use optimization on their agendas for cost-saving and sustainability purposes. Moreover,