While circumstances impact sectors differently, the most powerful differentiator behind every new opportunity is Artificial Intelligence (AI). It’s what drives industrial machines to be more intelligent – producing data, identifying metrics and gaps, and generating actionable insights, says Marcel van Helten. It’s an invigorating time for industrial enterprises in Europe. As organizations recover from the challenges of the pandemic, they’re seizing new opportunities and innovating to make processes greener, sustainable and more efficient. They’re finding ways to increase the resiliency and security of their operations amid trade pressures, inflation, and the war in Ukraine. Many are exploring new optimizations and automations to gain a competitive edge. The pressure’s on to digitally transform and harness AI to forge ahead in the modern industrial landscape. Seizing the moment will bring added precision, clarity, and foresight to business decision-making to maximize production and value. The baseline for those discoveries is, of course, data. For industrial companies, this is where the dream of digital transformation dissolves into a series of question marks. The one I get from business owners every day is: “How can we get data from our industrial systems?” Those who run small-to-medium-sized operations have far-reaching goals, but with less capital […]
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