Exploring the concept of Industry X and its impact on the manufacturing sector.
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Fortinet expands its security fabric portfolio
Unveils new real-time response and automation capabilities across its security fabric.
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The future of manufacturing is autonomous operations
In conversation with Mahesh Waghle, Co-Founder and Director, Cybernetik.
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Celebrating Automation, Taiwan Excellence to participate in Automation Expo 2022
Technology-led automation has seeped its way deep into most heavy industry manufacturing and factories, and it’s so embedded that more than often we fail to recognize its presence.
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Ivanti Neurons for IIoT: New platform to help automate and optimise supply chain operations
Award-winning velocity product to accelerate logistics with digital transformation.
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Key technology trends to shape 2022 and beyond
As we start a new year, Sangeet Kumar looks at what the future beholds for the manufacturing sector in terms of technology and trends
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Guest column: Transforming manufacturing with IoT, AI and Data Analytics
With the increasing market pressure for continuous product development in a rapidly changing manufacturing industry, there is a growing call for new technologies and accompanying skill sets to leverage those technologies. At the same time, fiscal pressures constraints management to support those demands. Data driven product development decision making technology that is amenable to quick and affordable integration is the answer, writes Padaki.
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India electronics: The 5G swell
Along with Industry 4.0, data guzzling consumer applications like video streaming, gaming, social media and remote working will place massive demands on 5G for voluminous and reliable data transfer. With the demand for 5G devices, electronics and electronic component manufacturers see huge business opportunity.
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Guest column: Is Industry-4.0 the new accelerator to Lean Manufacturing?
Ravindra Ojha, Professor of Operations at the Great Lakes Institute of Management, examines Lean Manufacturing in the context of increasingly large and complex operations.