Industry 4.0 stories - Page 13

TDengine, a trailblazing data historian firm, receives top accolade from Frost and Sullivan as the Best in Class in Global Industrial Data Management Solutions, affirming its leadership in leading the industry towards its next growth phase.

NanoLock Security, a device-level OT protection provider, partners with OTIFYD to offer world-class OT cybersecurity.

The industrial IoT market is expected to register a net value of $145 billion in 2023, marking a significant milestone in the journey of digital transformation.

Telstra earmarks $24m for fibre network expansion in Western Australia's Pilbara region, advancing Industry 4.0.

As IME manufacturers embrace ERP solutions, they position themselves for growth, improved customer relationships and enhanced operational efficiency.

ABB enters a strategic partnership with Pratexo, making a minority investment to boost IoT and AI advancements.

To reap the full benefits of Industry 4.0, security teams need to understand what they can do to harden their legacy systems.

Q3 2023 sees CEOs focusing on AI innovations, particularly Generative AI, and sustainability, says IoT Analytics.

The demand for DRO systems is set to rise as manufacturing embraces digitalisation and Industry 4.0 principles.

Telstra launches a new end-to-end Industrial Automation capability to help transform some of Australia's biggest industries.

Global managed blockchain services market is estimated to surpass US$6.7 billion by 2032, up from US$2.2 billion in 2022.

Peter Halliday appointed new CEO of Siemens Australia, bringing extensive local & global leadership experience to shape future growth & digital transformation.

SYSPRO's Chief Product Officer, Paulo de Matos, shares insights on how ERP can improve supply chain resilience in Australia.

We chat to SYSPRO CFO and CRO Sanjay Galal about the challenges and benefits of being a manufacturing financial leader in the current economic climate.

Stratus is a software company focused on infrastructure solutions, especially for fault tolerant servers and virtualised edge servers.

The technology could reduce accidents and increase construction site safety in tightly-packed areas or near critical infrastructure.

FIRST was founded in 1990, and its members come from 95 countries across Oceania, Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa.

RMIT, Siemens and Festo have partnered to establish an Industrial Digital Innovation Hub in Australia, supporting Industry 4.0 workforce transformation.

The country has openly expressed its desire to become the prime destination for high-tech industries in Southeast Asia.

The anticipation around what Industry 4.0 may bring to the table has placed ASEAN—a region of relatively lower labor productivity—firmly under the spotlight.