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    • Top 5 IoT

    Top 5 IoT

    Manufacturing
    Use Cases

    Predictive
    Maintenance

     
    With the use of sensors, cameras and data 
    analytics, managers in a range of  industries can determine when a piece 
    of equipment will fail before it does.
    By leveraging streaming data from sensors and devices to quickly assess current conditions, recognize warning 
    signs, deliver alerts, and automatically trigger appropriate maintenance processes, IoT turns maintenance into a dynamic, rapid and automated task.

    Asset
    Tracking

    The goal of asset tracking is to allow an 
    enterprise to easily locate and monitor key 
    assets, including along the supply chain 
    (e.g. raw materials, final products 
    and containers) to optimize logistics, maintain 
    inventory levels, prevent quality issues and 
    detect theft.

    Connected

    Operations

    Intelligence

    Asset
    Tracking

    The goal of asset tracking is to allow an 
    enterprise to easily locate and monitor key 
    assets, including along the supply chain 
    (e.g. raw materials, final products 
    and containers) to optimize logistics, maintain 
    inventory levels, prevent quality issues and 
    detect theft.

    Unified KPIs

    Firms can aggregate and contextualize data 
    from isolated manufacturing systems 
    and assets into actionable web and mobile applications that provide 
    role-based views into key indicators, while also allowing drill-down into correlated data to diagnose problems more  quickly 
    and improve performance.

    Operations

    Management

    Improvements

    Quickly improve how complex processes are monitored, managed, and optimized, and accelerate smart factory initiatives. This can be achieved by extending existing equipment and ERP/MES systems with connectivity, interoperability, mobility and crown sourced intelligence