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Kentucky printer maker Lexmark lent its IoT tech to another company that calls the Blue Grass State home—Big Ass Fans—which has made Lexmark’s software engine the core of its ...
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Given the difficulties in defending IoT, manufacturers are going to need to adopt a new strategy. Sticking to the same cybersecurity methodology isn’t going to work.
In the latest installment from Endeavor Business Media’s Manufacturing Group, Nico Apollo’s Luke Clark talks manufacturing skill sets and vibration analysis and IoT technology...
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What's the technology being used for, and what's needed to adopt it?
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An asset-criticality analysis generates insights into which assets are candidates for condition monitoring.
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IoT-connectivity solutions help proptechs transform traditional buildings into smart ones.
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By outsourcing data center functions to SaaS providers, specialized resources are available to optimize specific software solutions and reduce the risk of system failures.
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"We are calling 2022 the year of the smart factory, as manufacturers go all-in on technology adoption."
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Enterprises have to plan for a flexible—yet scalable—IoT infrastructure.
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Standard. Automated. Intelligent. Resilient.
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What the heck is the "industrial spaghetti architecture"?
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It is time for the testing community to embrace new technologies that meet the requirements of IoT systems.
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"We wanted to gain more agility and control in our processes, as well as repeatability."