Manufacturing
Industry 4.0 is transforming Manufacturing
Manufacturers in industries such as automotive and electronics, nearing the tipping point of digital adoption, are achieving even faster and more sustainable change through Industry 4.0 (McKinsey)
bioMérieux
Nassim El Aned
Head of Strategic Planning & Performance - Digital Transformation
Ensuring the right infrastructure of security alongside the cloud is “a no-brainer” in my industry. It should be in place before we engage with customers and before we talk about the distributed workforce, because we are in highly-regulated environments, dealing with data that is super critical.
Resilient, Agile and Connected
How business and IT leaders are redesigning tomorrow’s winning enterprise infrastructure
Transforming advanced manufacturing through Industry 4.0
Manufacturers in industries such as automotive and electronics, nearing the tipping point of digital adoption, are achieving even faster and more sustainable change through Industry 4.0.
2022 manufacturing industry outlook
The manufacturing industry is building back fast, undeterred by significant labor and supply chain challenges. To maintain this momentum, manufacturers should navigate elevated risks while advancing sustainability priorities. Our 2022 outlook explores five manufacturing industry trends that can help organizations turn risks into advantages and capture growth.
Operating a Successful Smart Factory
A smart factory represents an opportunity to create new forms of efficiency and flexibility by connecting different processes, information streams and stakeholders (frontline workers, planners, etc.) in a streamlined fashion. Such efficiency and flexibility gains may improve competitiveness and the customer experience.
Why greater visibility holds the key to manufacturing supply chain resilience
UK manufacturers have weathered the pandemic-related logistics challenges and operational uncertainty of the last two years. But now they must rapidly respond and adapt to yet more supply chain turbulence – high inflation, rising costs and logistics issues – caused by geopolitical events and ongoing Covid-related lockdowns in China.
