Industry 4.0

A few months back Elon Musk tweeted that in Tesla’s Giga factory “people are underrated” and that heavy automation had no planned effects. Isn’t it a brilliant example of what’s wrong with smart digital transformation?!...

The infrastructure for industry 4.0 has already changed the activities of fabricators before the pandemic. Particularly in parts of the world where the original influence of COVID-19 has begun to fade, significant disruptions continue to...

The road to the 2030 manufacturing workplace What Industry 4.0 means for talent strategies? Manufacturers are currently faced with a variety of industry challenges. The global production operations are contracted by metrics. When producers threaten...

Many CMOs and other leaders are mindful of the need to incorporate emerging technology – AI, IOT, robots, cloud, and others – into operations for longer-term market growth. But Deloitte’s third annual survey, The Fourth...

The US is just behind China as the world’s second-largest producer. However, since the turn of the century, it has undergone substantial declines. China has been the biggest manufacturing nation in 2010 according to UN...

Technological developments have driven significant rises in manufacturing productivity since the start of the Industrial Revolution. The steam engine-driven factories in the nineteenth century, electrification led to mass manufacturing in the early part of the...

Digital transformation is a continuum rather than a disturbance and security. Companies may start leveraging state-of-the-art technologies for protection and process optimization, create a firm foundation of operational excellence, knowledge of technology, and gradually build...