Digital Technologies In Core Sectors
From factory floors to mine shafts to skyscrapers — Industry 4.0 is reshaping how core sectors operate. Expert Anton Jayanth reveals how AI, IoT, and cloud tech are unlocking real-time insights, smarter decisions, and safer, more sustainable operations. A must-read for digital leaders.
Organizations in the core sectors like manufacturing, mining, construction, and infrastructure management have realized that to thrive in a connected cloud-first world, they need to invest in developing and executing industry 4.0 strategies based on digital technologies like IoT, AI-powered solutions, and other emerging technologies.
By using these technologies, organizations aim to provide a completely digital experience in both internal operations and the clients, bringing unprecedented transparency into the monitoring of business operations and real-time insights based on live data with respect to performance and other operational parameters.
Manufacturing – Industry 4.0
Manufacturing industries are early adopters of digital technologies. Large manufacturers have already invested in implementing digital solutions to connect aspects of the production process – material procurement, planning and design, worker safety and productivity, equipment efficiency and condition monitoring, product quality, and more.
Deployment of AI base image/video analytic solutions has enabled better worker safety on the factory floor. Data from the connected equipment enables managers to monitor OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness), which is a factor of availability, performance, and quality.
IIoT enables accurate runtime calculation to give real-time OEE and allows floor managers efficiently use machine times.
Connected Mining
IIoT solutions have enabled real-time monitoring of the…
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