Blog on Digitalization, Industrial Internet of Things and Industry 4.0
Day 3 of automatica 2018 IT2Industry Forum at the doors! Check the live coverage from hall B4 on Thursday, 21 June about talks, keynote, and panel discussion on IT and Industrial Internet of Things.
Get updates from IT2Industry Forum stage at automatica 2018, Messe München, hall B4, live on this blog post throughout day 1 (Tuesday, 19 June).
Industrial companies working on IoT solutions build upon an existing IoT platform, as it provides up to 90 percent of building blocks as connectivity, data and device management, to save costs, accelerate time-to-market, avoid issues. Jan Rodig, tresmo, cuts through the IoT platform jungle –
Digital transformation is a major topic in the manufacturing industry today. This is driven by the need to stay competitive in a global environment. Stefanie Naujoks, PAC, presents findings from latest CxO Survey, in which manufacturing companies in Europe were asked about their major economic challenges.
Which role will Industrial Internet of Things play in manufacturing industry in the future? Falk Senger, Managing Director, Messe München, describes at ‘Digitale Welt’ the state of Industry 4.0 as flexible, production-independent production systems that manufacture automatically, control and service themselves –
As a new integrated subject area of automatica 2018, IT2Industry focuses on interplay between automation and information technology as core component of digital automation and robotics, and provides companies with guidance on digitalization trends in industry, strategies and IoT technologies –
Recent IT Security Risks Survey by IT security expert firm Kaspersky Lab says that 28 Percent of industrial companies were subject of one or more cyberattacks, i.e. plus 8 percent in comparison to 2016 (20 percent). This threat is the most relevant. But there are still more IT security aspects to watch.
The force with which the digital transformation is starting to steamroll automated production will be obvious at automatica 2018, in Munich from June 19 to 22. Cloud robotics, deep learning and smart production are no longer catchwords, but are increasingly becoming experienced reality.
IBM Watson IoT, through cognitive computing, is leading evolution from gathering and predicting, to understand patterns and relationships in IoT data. – Niklaus H. Waser on IBM Watson Internet of Things.
Im Rahmen der Diskussionsrunde „Planlos in die Digitalisierung – weltweit haben nur knapp 30 Prozent aller Industrieunternehmen eine Strategie zur digitalen Transformation“ der IT2Industry Open Conference (Messe München, Halle B2) wird Jürgen Hill, Leitender Redakteur des renommierten IT-Fachmagazins Computerwoche im IDG Verlag, als Podiumsteilnehmer seine Positionen live am 16. November 2017, um 14:30 Uhr vorstellen. Im Interview…
Die Metajobsuchmaschine Joblift untersuchte die Entwicklung der Stellenanzeigen, die sich im vergangenen Jahr an IoT-Spezialisten richteten und konnte dabei wesentliche Erkenntnisse gewinnen.