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8 Reasons Manufacturers Need to Embrace Digital Automation

RFgen

Digital automation remains one of the hottest topics among manufacturing executives, plant managers, industry operation professionals and finance stakeholders. What is digital automation in manufacturing? For manufacturers, a variety of technologies belong under the umbrella term of digital automation.

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Three Cool Technologies

Supply Chain Shaman

To address the topic, let me digress. There were two great blog posts on the topic of DDMRP on Linkedin last week. The industry has not been able to overcome the issues with reading tags on liquids and metals, and the overall cost of the tags. The recommendation is a broad-brush approach.

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Big data and supply chain logistics optimization: Illusion vs. reality

DELMIA Quintiq

In my previous blog , I discussed what big data means to manufacturers operating in the B2B market. While the RFID tags are easy to slap on just about everything, the GPS device is still too costly to attach to every type of a container traveling around the world. If you found this topic interesting, leave your comment or suggestion.

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The Best of DELMIA Communities Week in Review

DELMIA Quintiq

Today’s era of manufacturing is spiked with words such as digitalization, disruptive, analytics, AI(1), flexibility, platform, predictive, digital continuity, order of one and many others. A lot of the requests we get for new translators are now related to smaller robot manufacturers. Global Operations Community.

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Taming the Supply Chain. Will It Ever Be Social?

Supply Chain Shaman

For many readers that know my background, they know how deeply I have thought about the topic. I quickly found that the two topics were worlds apart. They are just now becoming a topic for the VERY EARLY adopter in supply chain management. By definition, the tagging and categorization gives a flat architecture.

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Internet of Things (IoT) in the supply chain – a jolt of creativity required?

DELMIA Quintiq

Given that it took place in Japan, I imagined quite an animated discussion around making another leap in the manufacturing of things. From the presentations, it was clear that the investment in IoT hardware, from raw material tags, inventory tags, to equipment sensors – is increasing. I look forward to hearing what you think.

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Blockchain Will Eventually Make Supply Chains More Resilient

Enterra Insights

Supply chain resiliency has been a much-discussed topic during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a blockchain-based supply chain management, record keeping and provenance tracking is made easier as product information is accessed by embedding sensors and RFID tags. This lack of transparency can affect organizations significantly.