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In order to identify and prioritize opportunities along the digital thread, McKinsey has identified the eight value drivers that significantly impact a typical manufacturing company’s performance.
Industry 4.0 is quickly changing the manufacturing industry landscape, and companies must be ready for it—or get left behind. In addition to activating those Industry 4.0 levers, companies must prepare the information flow upon which they draw in order to realize the full benefits of this revolution.
Industry 4.0 is creating new cost savings for manufacturers. Leveraging and sharing information across a digital thread allows for closer cohesion across the complete product lifecycle.
Industry 4.0 connects digital and physical technologies—AI, robotics, cloud computing and more—to create more adaptable, responsive and unified enterprises with the ability to make more informed decisions. What challenges will manufacturers face in addressing this?
The Operational Data Hub (ODH) is a newer architecture pattern, so enterprise architects may wonder how it fits in with other technologies and architectural models that they’re already using and/or are familiar with. Let's explore how an ODH fits in with a service-oriented architecture model.
In case you haven’t heard, Industry 4.0 is here. It’s a significant transformation in the way products are produced, as a result of the digitization of manufacturing. Digitization helps ensure product quality and safety as well as faster service delivery, which goes a long way with customers.
Efficient data can lead to more effective service delivery in the public sector. But, much of the data is stored in silos in outdated infrastructure. Integrating data to merge these silos is notoriously difficult. Fortunately, there are solutions that can ease the pain, including the Operational Data Hub.
State agencies running multi-million dollar programs for vulnerable populations who rely on them are at risk for failing people due to flawed data stuck in silos. Let’s explore the impact of data silos on departments and why they’re a problem.
