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Hannover Messe 2021: The Journey to Industry 4.0

Cisco Manufacturing

The same mindset can enable industry leaders looking to digitally transform their operations into the Industry 4.0 Sure, it’s the technologies that comprise Industry 4.0—artificial This alignment is being accelerated by the need to secure and scale the Industry 4.0 The How: OT and IT Alignment.

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Is Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing working for you?

Control Engineering

Learning Objectives Identify how to determine if your company is moving quickly enough with Industry 4.0 Review differences in Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing and digital transformation. Understand Industry 4.0 It has been a dozen years of Industry 4.0 Is there an Industry 5.0?

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Cyber Defense Company Acquisition

Gary Mintchell

government agencies, utilities, oil and gas, manufacturing, and other critical industries where air-gapped environments are essential for defense against cyber incidents. Previous acquisition: OPSWATs industrial OT offerings significantly expanded with its 2021 acquisition of Bayshore Networks.

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How to: Embrace Industry 4.0 in Your Factory

Cisco Manufacturing

Manufacturing is the core driver of economic growth in many countries across the world, including the Asia-Pacific region. The consensus is that the sector needs to embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution (a.k.a. 4IR or Industry 4.0) The Journey to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. of the GDP. 3D Printing.

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Why now is the perfect time to ‘get on’ with Industry 4.0

Manufacturer's Monthly

When the term ‘Industry 4.0’ Twelve years on, you and I know and understand the benefits of Industry 4.0, but why do we still see evidence of many manufacturers being reticent about getting involved? And through these conversations, it is clear manufacturers’ awareness of Industry 4.0

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Hannover Messe 2021: What’s next for Manufacturing?

Cisco Manufacturing

An Industry Changed. It’s no secret that manufacturing was one of the hardest hit industries by COVID-19. A report from Interact Analysis noted that nearly $3 trillion of global industrial production would be lost due to the pandemic. million manufacturing jobs were lost in the US alone according to Bloomberg.

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ASME and Autodesk Research the Future of Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing

Report includes recommendations for academic, industry, and government collaboration on system-level approaches to reduce “time to talent” and achieve Industry 4.0 have released the results of their collaborative multiphase research project on the “Future of Manufacturing.” business outcomes. business outcomes.