Joe McKendrick

An IEEE survey of 350 CTOs and CIOs found that 5G, digital twins, the metaverse, and more will drive innovations in the new year.

The key to achieving Industry 4.0 success is data democratization, which provides broad accessibility to data and corresponding analytics tools.

McKinsey identifies edge as the center of innovation for the year ahead thanks to the enormous speed advantages delivered through 5G networks.

A majority of companies consider most of their enterprises’ data to be “dark data,” or basically data overlooked by analytic applications and processes.

Digital delivery and data movement simply won’t happen without fully engaged staff. That’s why digital employee experience, or digital EX, is vital to today’s real-time digital operations.

The group will identify use cases, develop prototypes, and customize solutions that will make it faster, easier, and more cost effective for government agencies to deploy 5G, advanced wireless, and edge capabilities.

Most businesses are new to artificial intelligence and face daunting challenges when trying to scale their efforts that seek to derive business value from data.

The latest artificial intelligence code research these days is quickly translated by big tech and startups into commercial developer tools.

Digital twins can revolutionize and rapidly speed up the product development process, reducing the time to market. They also allow for rapid iterations and optimizations of product designs far faster than physically testing every single prototype.

5G and edge technologies are expected to provide the bandwidth, low latency, and reliability that address the needs of connected cars.

Digital twins are being built through the convergence of simulation technology, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence.

Increased speed and reduced latency are the top reasons that make the combination of 5G and edge computing a big hit today.