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The dream of transitioning to a smart factory simply cannot be realized without condition monitoring. Condition monitoring, or relying on the industrial internet of things (IIoT), enables an organization to do predictive maintenance of machinery. It can prevent a total shutdown of the production process as a result of machine break down by avoiding the…

The way forward for any forward-thinking manufacturer is to start laying the foundation for the adoption of Industrial IoT and start implementing the concept of the connected machine and leverage the power of IIoT now.

The Digital Twin concept presents a situation where the physical and virtual worlds converge, and every industrial product is given a dynamic digital representation.

In simple terms, lean is a system, a way of life or even school of thought that’s focused on reducing waste in the industries. Usually, lean is applied in the manufacturing industries, and as a result, it can be used to reduce waste while also making sure high quality is maintained.

To achieve a successful implementation of the IoT in a manufacturing setting, a well-defined digital transformation strategy is obligatory.

The technologies that are driving this new era of transformation range from prototyping and R&D, production and performance of analytics, and robotics to innovations such as virtual reality, IoT, artificial intelligence and cloud computing

The digital twin approach can collect data from sensors and use it in predicting maintenance and optimization even though the physical meters and dials, where manufacturing information has been traditionally gleaned.

The Lean approach is founded on the principle of a thorough evaluation of a manufacturing process to find out the things that are done right and those that need to removed, or adapt all steps within the manufacturing process that are possibly generating waste.

Digital factories are all about digitizing the manufacturing process (and supply chain systems) by employing digital technologies that are behind the fourth industrial revolution, also known as Industry 4.0.

With Industry 4.0, things and processes that were originally managed internally by both machines and people are taken to the cloud making them controllable remotely from any location through the power of cloud computing and IoT.

The shift toward more patient-centred and affordable care has fueled consumerism in healthcare to new heights, at least going by the fact that Salesforce has launched the Salesforce Health Cloud Platform.

IBM and Salesforce have launched an Artificial Intelligence partnership, bringing their own respective AI systems together to create a cognitive computing breakthrough for the ages.

Healthcare Cloud was specifically designed to solve communications issues and challenges. It fills the gaps in patient engagement, connects patients and caregivers, and provides a comprehensive patient chart visual.

Salesforce FSC, the new-age financial advisors, not only carries valuable information about the client but also carries information on their household too.