The challenge isn't simply that technology is changing faster than regulations. Many organizations still validate modern systems based on assumptions from an earlier generation of technology.
According to just-released survey results from the cloud-based enterprise software vendor, ungoverned risks are compounding within enterprises—but manufacturing has some protective controls in place that seem to be ensuring better security.
To capture real value, the enterprise software ecosystem is being remodeled from isolated application silos into an integrated, multi-agent canvas engineered to observe, contain, and execute automated intent across secure boundaries.
Chuck Hull spoke with Smart Industry’s Dennis Scimeca about how he's seen additive manufacturing change over the years—and where he thinks it's headed.
ARC Advisory Group research lead Inderpreet Shoker brings the data and follows up her recent three-part Smart Industry series on connected worker platforms with more advice on making the most of these promising solutions that involve many variables to succeed in smart factories.
They are moving beyond project-by-project SI work using vendors and toward ongoing relationships with strategic partners that preserve knowledge, improve consistency, and support long-term modernization across facilities.
Software vendor reps use splashy debut at their Unleashed conference to showcase the ability of IFS Intelligence to pull information from assets, systems, and processes all over the plant and turn the information into insights in plain language, in one place.
Industrial software company’s index also shows gains in reliability and performance as industrial frontline teams tap operational data to solve critical challenges and achieve cost savings with AI.
