Company Blog - Industrial Digital Transformation

Organizations can ensure a successful industrial transformation by approaching the process with a narrow focus and limited scope through several basic steps:  Use the SMKL Method to Assess Your Digitalization Needs; Define Your Value Levers; and Build a Partner Ecosystem That Understands What Your Success Looks Like. 

Digital transformation is the process, many call it a journey, of incorporating digital solutions, strategies, and advanced technologies into traditional industrial factories/processes to bring about smart industrial factories/processes with greatly improved operations, productivity and work efficiency. It's a game changer for...

Having recently given his 10-year-old son an iPhone, Kyle noticed that the games his son downloaded are slight variations of the same game that are built with the same code base. And it struck Kyle that the industrial software market seems to be evolving like that of this particular game app market. Game creators are delivering super...

Industrial organizations can achieve a connectivity solution that gives them the ability for all their disparate devices, for all their disparate hardware from all the different vendors to talk, thus establishing interoperability and reliable communication. This connectivity is achievable with one leading solution, the Takebishi DeviceXPlorer...

Keeping up with and understanding the technology and related terminology of digital transformation and Industry 4.0 (the fourth Industrial Revolution) might be daunting. However, if you're in industrial manufacturing or industrial processing, it’s important to know the basics and benefits of these. What follows is an explanation about...

Have you ever been in a meeting with a customer and they start mentioning how they want to implement analytics or apply machine learning algorithms to their industrial automation application? Does being in the same room as someone saying “algorithms” make you feel like you work at Google? Great. Glad to know we are in the same boat...