Digital Transformation Tag

1. Introduction The Fourth Industrial Revolution provides an opportunity to meaningfully serve society. Popular definitions of Digital Transformation have come from management consulting firms with little consideration of social impact (the why). Several review papers {Cited in DISO} reveal a void:

Are factory floors the next hub for ​immersive experiences? In a world where 64% customers are more likely to recommend your brand if they have a great experience, shouldn’t that journey begin closer to the source? When we think of factory

In a recent interview, Greg Pada, VP of Business Strategy Engineering at Aveva, shed light on the transformative potential of Data-Centric Engineering in bridging the gap between engineering insights and operational excellence. This approach replaces the traditional method of manual

In the vibrant setting of Porto, we caught up with Francisco Almada, who shared insights into how Critical Manufacturing is steering the ship of digital transformation in the manufacturing industry. Digital transformation is at the heart of the industry's evolution, and

In our extensive conversations with industry leaders across four continents, a recurring theme has emerged: the persistent challenge of internal resource constraints and overwhelming workloads in the realm of digital transformation. According to 2020 research by Gartner, 79% of organizations

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has the potential to revolutionize the way manufacturers operate, by enabling them to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and capture value at scale. However, the challenge for manufacturers is not just in the technology itself, but

Digital transformation and energy transition go hand in hand, according to a recent study commissioned by Eaton, a global power management company. The study surveyed over 1,000 executives and found that businesses entering the era of energy transition need new

Digital transformation is a growing trend in the manufacturing and supply chain industries, driven by the need for increased efficiency and cost reduction. The global supply chain software market is expected to reach over $200 billion by 2027. Companies are

Siemens recently made a few major announcements, including the launch of the Xcelerator platform. Find out how this platform will help the process industry in an exclusive interview with Mr. Steffen Wagner, the CTO of Process Automation and Senior Vice