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Unlocking the Power of Industrial Automation Through Java

Feb 17 2017

Industrial automation promises to make your organization far more profitable and succeed faster than ever before. It promises to improve product quality and increase a manufacturer’s flexibility.

Specifically, organizations can speed up and optimize their repetitive and discrete processes. By collecting better data and using advanced algorithms, machines can make the best production decisions so that the plant can reduce waste and improve the production process. Plus, with better data, your organization will be able to make better decisions.
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Augmented Reality: Staying Ahead in Your Industry

Oct 14 2016

Augmented reality has the ability to disrupt the way every single business and industry operates in the next half-decade. From the obvious industries like construction, to the not-as-obvious industries like auto repair, will find new ways to compete and offer better experiences for their customers.

This “cool” idea that has been in the labs for years, may soon become reality for every business. It’s part of the growing trend to deliver personal, customizable, and interactive services and products that today’s consumers are demanding.

While a majority of the time augmented reality (AR) has been used in the gaming — PokemonGo went viral — and entertainment industries, the potential business applications are far more powerful. Augmented reality can be used in industries like manufacturing, logistics, education, construction, and more.

Sep 29 2016

An organization’s ability to grow and compete in today’s competitive environment is directly proportional to their integration ability, specifically systems integration. The pursuit of an integrated system is no longer optional for any business, in good times or bad.

An effective integration strategy is key to making multiple units work together to improve performance, increase efficiency and capacity, lower cost, and discover unique opportunities that only appear when you look across business functions.

The 21st-century has been appropriately named the integration century. Soon, every single business — from the major conglomerate in varying industries to the small-local business — will need to integrate their systems and data if they want to successfully overcome the challenges of tighter profit margins, increased governmental regulations, and the demand for customization and personalization.

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Unlocking the Power of Industrial Automation Through Java

Augmented Reality: Staying Ahead in Your Industry

Systems Integration: Integrate or Perish

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