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Innovative Manufacturers are Investing in these Advanced Technologies

CIO Business Intelligence

In many ways, the manufacturing industry stands on edge—emerging from a pandemic and facing all-time highs in demand yet teetering on inflation-related economic uncertainty and coping with skilled labor shortages. The sheer volume of data available, for instance, prompts heightened expectations for real-time insights.

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How manufacturers can unlock new value from existing data

CIO Business Intelligence

In an industry buffeted by constant pressure on margins, shifting trade patterns, and supply chain uncertainty, manufacturing companies are looking for any edge they can get. Here’s how manufacturers can harness data analytics to improve performance across three critical areas of their businesses. The good news?

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3 Trends in Manufacturing and AI for 2022

Dataiku

With the current global health crisis, companies do have tools at their disposal to help them recover from this period of uncertainty and accelerate for the future. Global crises usually force companies to become more resilient and make bold moves that can sometimes turn difficulties into opportunities.

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How to improve manufacturing ROI with prescriptive analytics

IBM Big Data Hub

Today's manufacturing organizations operate in a dynamic environment characterized by increased complexity and uncertainty. The financial performance of manufacturers hinges on their ability to rapidly adapt to constantly-changing conditions, from demand fluctuations to delivery challenges while managing production costs efficiently.

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Airbus abandons possible acquisition of Atos data division

CIO Business Intelligence

Unlikely savior The aircraft manufacturer might have seemed an unlikely savior, but there could have been interesting synergies between its existing activities and the cybersecurity and data science businesses of Atos. Atos holds numerous contracts with the French Ministry of Defense.

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American Honda IT to fuel innovation with generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

The completion of such transformative EV and hydrogen fuel cell engineering — amid uncertainty about which technology will prevail as the industry standard — reflects the one constant American Honda’s VP of IT Bob Brizendine has confronted throughout his 36 years with the company: an ever-changing, winding road that never slows down. “We

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Huabao sniffs out the ultimate efficiency formula

CIO Business Intelligence

The AI fragrance application trimmed years off what had been a lengthy process, based largely on human “hit-and-miss” calculations, enabling the company to manufacture and market new products while demand was at its peak.