More and more manufacturers are taking advantage of mobile computing devices in the workplace, but many remain unaware of the problems they can generate. Alan Johnson reports.
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Unified electric actuator control, monitoring and diagnostics platform
Emerson Process Management has introduced DCMlink Software, a unified electric actuator control, monitoring and diagnostics platform.
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Manufacturers taking notice of production software
While ERP and SCM fill most IT industry pages, technology advances in production software is making manufacturers sit up and take more notice.
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46 per cent of SME owners plan to invest more in digital
50 per cent of SMEs increased financial investment in the digital space in the last 12 months and 46 per cent intend to further increase them, according to a survey.
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Manufacturing and making money in the digital age
Hardware manufacturers looking to become intelligent goods manufacturers need to incorporate software licensing and entitlement management into operations.
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Taking S&OP to the boardroom
In today’s globalised market, organisations’ needs are changing every day.
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SolidWorks wants to change the way you do conceptual design
The big announcement for SolidWorks World 2014 was a product that the software company hopes will change the way its customers get their projects underway.
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What the cloud holds for manufacturers
The rising popularity of and potential offered by cloud computing is nothing new.
In areas like ERP and CAD, the benefits of cloud – quick rollout, a saving on IT capital expenditure, boosted computing muscle – have been known by industrial users and those offering them solutions for some time.
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Microsoft demonstrates internal tagging technique for 3D printed objects
The age of 3D printing, when every object so created can be personalised, will increase the need for tags to keep track of everything.
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GE hires thousands for “Industrial Internet” project
Global manufacturing giant GE has announced that it is partnering with Amazon, Accenture and Pivotal and employing “thousands” near San Francisco to develop its Industrial Internet concept.
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National Manufacturing Week kicks off, sees a focus on working smarter
The need to work more responsively and flexibly was highlighted as National Manufacturing Week 2013 got underway on Wednesday.
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GE boss Immelt spruiks industrial internet at breakfast
GE's chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt has spoken of the need for Australia’s manufacturers to work productively and intelligently, and highlighted the benefits of the company’s “industrial internet” concept during an event.
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Safety In Action 2013 gets underway
Safety first, Shaun...
While those words were quipped by the remarkable Bill Nighy mid-zombie apocalypse in Shaun of the Dead, regardless of the extremity, safety indeed comes first.
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Autodesk to speak to Aussie companies about how CIOs can help drive innovation
Manufacturers’ Monthly talks to Autodesk Chief Information Officer Jeff Brzycki about the company’s continued focus on cloud computing and why the company is reaching out to manufacturing and other CIOs.
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Tailoring welding process with new intelligent software
International welding equipment manufacturer, Kemppi has launched a family of revolutionary software based welding products for use with its FastMig and KempArc welding machines.
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