You don’t have to change everything at once, but you have to change enough to stay ahead.
Yes, I am guilty… I have used it myself, but it is time to stop. 'Industry 5.0' should be retired as a term…. Now! It's not just premature, it's misleading. Let me explain…
Let’s break down some of the "perks" that come with the territory—if only they were as effortless as they sound.
Embracing the wisdom of the waves: Leading digital transformation with nature as our guide
A culture of curiosity in the workplace consistently outperforms merely having the latest technology stack
Traditional maintenance reacts, predictive maintenance anticipates—because being one step ahead is the difference between downtime and uptime.
Ah, digital transformation and optimization—two buzzwords that float around like butterflies in the business world.
As industries across the globe enter the fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, culture is becoming increasingly critical for successful digital transformation.
Industry 4.0 is a revolution, not just an evolution. It isn’t about tweaking what we already do; it’s about transforming the entire system
Ever feel like IT and OT departments are starring in a manufacturing sitcom? Well, according to a LinkedIn poll with 411 respondents, the IT/OT blame game is alive and well
Jeff Winter details his career journey, insights into industry 4.0 and tells us why he's built a influential platform to discuss manufacturing on LinkedIn
Dare to challenge the status quo? Let’s unravel the six counterintuitive aspects of digital transformation that prove sometimes, the road less traveled leads to greater success.
With the rise of AI, companies cannot fully leverage AI without data roles like engineers, scientists, and analysts. These roles are essential for collecting, preparing, and analyzing data, which forms the foundation for training and maintaining accurate AI models. Without skilled data professionals, the potential of AI cannot be fully realized.
A noisy dashboard makes for a silent strategy.