The digital revolution within the manufacturing industry is going beyond operations
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In the era of the fourth industrial revolution which has seen the proliferation of next-generation technologies
Field services are now more important in the manufacturing industry than ever before.
This paper explores the key trends, implementation use cases and challenges that manufacturing industry faces
Digital transformation enabled servitization is helping manufacturers improve profitability
How is Augmented Reality helping manufacturing companies provide top notch field service
Supply chain experts have, for long, relied on the traditional forecasting models and tools to derive demand
Machine Learning: Predicting back-orders for a leading medical device manufacturer
A manufacturer with multiple product lines engages with a large number vendors for timely procurement of parts
A shift that is aligning with where the manufacturing industry world over is heading-towards more interconnected
Technology-enabled processes are providing manufacturers a bird's eye view of the entire supply line
Within warehouses, order-picking accounts for an estimated 55 percent of the total warehouse operating expenses
Digital data is paving the way for the entry of agile, tech-driven startups
Machine-as-a-service has visibly shaken up traditional business processes
In this constantly connected world, businesses are increasingly turning to machine-to-machine communications
Read Sangram Kadam’s views on Industry 4.0
Article highlights the challenges being faced by manufacturers in this context and the strategies to overcome them.
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