Early Wins for IoT: Customer Experience and Supply Chains
With enterprise execs pondering IoT developments, the earliest winners seem to be in the areas of customer experience and supply chain
Topic: Manufacturing
How real-time analytics is used in the manufacturing sector, such as for predictive maintenance, production optimization, and flaw detection.
Case Study: Keeping an Eye on the World’s Most Powerful Filters
As a designer and builder of some of the world's most sensitive and critical filtration systems, IONEX implemented a way to document their supply
Developers Must Embrace Intelligent Automation
Automation is expanding beyond the back-office and developers must be prepared to institute intelligent automation that can drive complex
How to forge a Real-Time Link Between Manufacturing and Actionable Data
Using the technology powering the Industrial Internet of Things, this manufacturing consulting group has begun closely aligning IT and operational technology …
How Rolls-Royce Maintains Jet Engines With the IoT
Rolls-Royce is using Microsoft Azure IoT to target use cases in predictive maintenance and fuel
How Do You Analyze Data That Isn’t Yours?
How do you analyze data that's not
How Bluemix Enhanced the Smart Lighting Experience
How an lighting provider used IBM Bluemix to deliver a cloud-based system for password resets and troubleshooting for smart LED
How the Cloud Keeps Compressed Air Flowing
How a compressed air monitoring solution from Exosite and Parker Hannifin can troubleshoot maintenance and flow problems in compressed air
GE’s Big Selling Point: Asset Performance as a Service
With Predix Cloud, GE has positioned itself as a leader in the industrial IoT-as-a-service area, including asset performance
Optimizing Production With RFID
How Stanley Black & Decker used a real-time location system from AeroScout and Cisco's wireless and Ethernet networks to optimize a manufacturing