Data at the Edge Improves Factory Workers’ Lives and the Bottom Line
Edge computing and 5G unleash the potential to improve the lives of factory workers, solve growing labor shortages, and contribute to a more sustainable
Topic: Industry Insights
How various industries use real-time analytics to improve the business bottom line. We explore both physical, IoT uses (such as sensor data in manufacturing, transportation, and energy) as well as use of transactional and Web data, such as in the financial services, marketing, and customer-experience management industries.
Join the Open Banking and Open Finance Revolution
Open Banking is now expanding towards the broader revolution of Open Finance, which goes beyond any regulatory framework and is designed to share more precise …
IBM Delivers Real-Time AI for Transaction Processing at Scale
The new IBM z16 offers AI inferencing (delivered via the integrated on-chip AI accelerator IBM Telum Processor) and is designed to analyze real-time …
Study: Automation Biggest Driver in Machine Vision
Providing automation solutions at a lower cost will help satisfy increasing demand for machine vision in manufacturing and other
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending April 2
In this week's real-time analytics news: MIT launched a collaborative program with industry to develop enhanced energy efficiency AI hardware systems.
Manufacturing Increases its Edge with the Help of 5G
Manufacturers can use edge data for the full product lifecycle to gain accurate and timely insights into how their products are used by
Cloud Data Offers Airlines a Way to Fly High Post-Covid
As the travel industry is forecast to come roaring back in 2022, the ability of airlines to migrate to cloud-based data solutions will determine who comes out …
Report: Shanghai Earns Top Smart Cities Spot
Governments like Shanghai and the others in the top five smart cities spots want to use data to democratize services and
The Many Use Cases in an Emerging ‘Industrial Metaverse’
Simulations in a metaverse environment could allow manufacturers to test thousands of potential scenarios for their ecosystems to explore different
AI in Manufacturing Is Driving Digital Transformation
As AI in manufacturing changes how machine health is monitored and managed, companies will need machine ops specialists to bridge the gap between operations …