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While most people are staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are on the front line. Not just in hospitals, but our manufacturers who are essential to society and doing their part helping to stop the global pandemic.
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The Journey to the Factory of the Future
This is the first in a series based on the LNS Research Paper regarding the Factory of the Future by Tom Muth. Our manufacturing sector is gearing up to fill the gaps from the global supply partners. The America of the future requires factories of the future that can quickly retool using Industry 4.0 technologies in any situation.
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Financial industry leaders are prepared to increase the resources that they use to protect against these threats in order to provide sufficient level
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Industry 4.0 requires increased sensing and mitigation of cyber threats. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Manufacturing Profile is helpful in paying attention to and mitigating the multiple threats.
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An accurate population count could have huge economic implications, but you can help.
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The economic implications of the 2020 Census create opportunities for entrepreneurs, manufacturers, and business leaders. Industry 4.0 related businesses should pay particular attention to where the population shifts are happening for talent acquisition and filling their human capital pipelines.
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The path to Industry 4.0 often requires multiyear transformation journeys. This article, second in a series, guides leaders on setting a transformation north star that helps their organizations stay focused and on track.
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Deloitte is one of the leading voices on Industry 4.0 research, disruption, and transformation. There research is detailed, informative, and actionable. I appreciate how they've recognized the various perspectives, technologies, and strategies required to evolve organizations to the future. This particular report helps leaders and doers understand how strategic vision and planning accelerates change and transformation to the advanced technologies of the future. Thanks to the authors of
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Industry 4.0 is expected to pave the way towards a future in which smart factories, intelligent machines and networked processes are brought together to encourage greater anufacturing productivity, flexibility and profitability.
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Quora is a great place to learn new things, share what you know, and discuss the differences, ask questions, and build your network. Here's an example and great overview of Industry 4.0 from a group of experts and enthusiasts.
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The 5G campus network is positioned to be the future of industrial communications. That may seem like a bold statement, but the advantages of a 5G campus are clear: They provide the best wireless experience compared to public networks, with high performance, low latency, control of data, and network security.
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In a project study a couple of years ago, I had the honor of working with a great team of experts in acquisition, procurement, and technology. One of the areas we explored was IOT and the Industry 4.0. This blog post is a nice summary of the opportunities for enterprises to modernize and take advantage of 5G as outlined by Jos Grond, Software AG.
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Episode 18: Boosting Digital SkillsGuest: Sir Peter Estlin, Former Lord Mayor of the City of London
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Sir Peter Estlin, Alderman and former Lord Mayor of the City of London joins the #PowerOfData podcast. Peter worked for 35 years in the financial services and banking industry and has recently launched Future.Now, a new initiative focused on motivating people and businesses to boost their digital skills in what is being termed the fourth industrial revolution.
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Factories based on robotics, AI, Machine Vision and Digital Twins are the future of manufacturing flexibility. OPEX-oriented offerings, supply chain innovation, and cellular upgrades are required to reach Industry 5.0.
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4 key industry challenges where the impact of personalization is likely to be felt:
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The “Internet of Things” will fundamentally change the relationship between consumers and producers
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Chips with everything - a short example of how our world has changed as the internet of everything becomes more and more connected each day. Interesting example from Tesla related to Hurricane Dorian.
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The manufacturing industry is one of the main customers for automation providers. And that will not change anytime soon. According to a new 2018 skills gap study from Deloitte and The Manufacturing Institute, the widening manufacturing skills gap is expected to grow from about 488,000 jobs left open today to as many as 2.4 million manufacturing jobs going unfilled between this year and 2028. That is compared to 2 million jobs between 2015 and 2025 per an earlier study.
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Thinking about a new career? Manufacturing is hiring!
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Supply chain, automotive, and sales of industrial sensor data emerge as initial use-case contenders for blockchain and its ilk in the Internet of Things.
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IoT is an integral part of Industry 4.0. The Eisenhower School describes it like this:
"Termed the 4th Industrial Revolution, this fusing of previous technologies will transform the advanced manufacturing sector by “integrating breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, biotechnology, materials science, big data, the IOT, robotics, and quantum computing.” The resulting automation of processes will allow for mass customization, efficiency, effectiveness, and a reduced waste stream."
What examples are emerging in your area?
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It's great to see all the good news about the growth of opportunities in manufacturing across the United States. The emerging opportunities include training, education, and new centers of innovation across the country. As we move into the new "roaring 20s" and building a resilient, sustainable economy, Americans will have new career opportunities to learn new skills, trades, and technologies that strengthen our country, mitigate supply chain risks, and leverage U.S. resources, capabilities, and inventiveness.
Source: ThomasNet.com
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