Technology in Manufacturing

Modern manufacturers are under pressure from limited labor availability, ongoing supply chain uncertainty, and costly production interruptions. The right technology can help overcome these obstacles, but only when supported by a scalable and effective architecture.

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How internet connectivity provides the foundation for other tech enhancements
Why resilience (not just “security”) should be every factory’s goal
How plant managers can turn raw data into actionable insights
What manufacturers should be evaluating as they invest in their IT environments

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Top Manufacturing Trends

Increased automation. Manufacturers are identifying areas where AI can perform repetitive work.
Security investments. With downtime costing up to $2.3 million per hour (and with manufacturing suffering an inordinate number of cyber-attacks), resilience is a top priority.
Predictive maintenance. By employing the right intelligence tools and drawing on existing data, manufacturers can repair equipment before total failure.