Machine Learning Delivers Better IT Insights
A few macro-trends have magnified the challenge of satisfying the business. First, peoples’ expectations have been raised and their tolerance for delay reduced as they’ve developed heavier reliance on IT. This probably doesn’t need much explanation. Second, most modern applications are far more complicated and data-intensive than earlier generations. They rely on diverse data sources, fast transaction processing, and real-time information. Third, the IT infrastructure itself has become much more complex. Abstractions in storage, servers, networking, and cloud make for improvements in choice and functionality, but also increase opacity and dependencies. Not least, as noted, the number of workers reliant on applications has greatly increased, so that any problem is felt more broadly across organisations. These factors make perceived and objective service-level “success” elusive for the IT department.
The performance of enterprise applications will have a direct impact on business activities and outcomes. The quality of the delivery of applications will depend on how smoothly the underlying data infrastructure operates.
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3 Industry Trends That Every Project Leader Should Know
The world is changing. Projects have become more complex, new standards of work have been introduced, and firms face increasing expectations to drive better project outcomes.
As digital transformation has swept the engineering, architecture, and construction (AEC) industry, it has become more imperative than ever for design project managers to ensure that they deliver projects faster while minimizing cost and risk.
In this e-book, we outline how the industry is changing and provide insights on how to stay ahead of the curve to continue delive ...
Secure Access to Field Device Data Holds the Key to Digitization and Optimized Maintenance
The digitization of field devices offers plant operators a huge potential to reduce operating costs while increasing productivity. With over 40 million field devices installed, the HART communication protocol is the most widely used digital communication technology in the process industry.
This Whitepaper shows how the HART signal can be used for continuous device monitoring and diagnosis to provide considerable added value over the complete plant lifecycle – from planning and installation through to operation and maintenance.
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The Workstation Buyer's Guide for Manufacturing and Engineering
Forward-looking enterprises are investing in digital transformation, acquiring technology and services that accelerate innovation, enhance competitiveness, and help develop new areas of growth. Workstations are often crucial for development and use of manufactured machines.
What you will learn in this infobrief:
1 Digital transformation means many key parts of the business now depend on specific and often very demanding applications.
2 The outcome of these applications can determine the health of the company.
3 Applications can ha ...
How to Achieve IoT Success in Five Easy Steps
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the enabler for new types of business model that will increase the bottom line for businesses and improve the range of service they offer. Edge computing promises near real-time insights and facilitates localized actions that are turned to the needs of customers. In doing so, business can ensure they remain competitive in a rapidly changing world.
Full IoT solutions conventionally require significant upfront investment, despite, according to industry studies, success rates for such projects only reaching 26%. ...
Culture of invention leads to IoT success
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the enabler for new types of business model that will increase the bottom line for businesses and improve the range of services they can offer. Edge computing promises near real-time insights and facilitates localised actions that are tuned to the needs of customers. In doing so, businesses can ensure they remain competitive in a rapidly changing world.
According to Markets and Markets, the industrial IoT (IIoT) market alone is expected to grow from $64.0bn to $91.40bn by 2023, a compound annual growth rate of ...
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