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How to Create a Connected Manufacturing Environment

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How to Create a Connected Manufacturing Environment

This free white paper looks at challenges to brownfield development. Download the PDF to learn how to establish a connected factory environment.

Sep 5, 2017

Internet of Things (IoT) technology is changing the manufacturing sector and ushering in “Industry 4.0.” In this new era, production processes move to IoT-based intelligent automation and machine-to-machine and machine-to-person communication. Combined with business information systems and analytics, this creates endless possibilities for a smart factory model.

In this white paper, sponsored by ADLINK, Jason Ng and Gloria Hung look at the possibilities for brownfield development and creating intelligent manufacturing environments.

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