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personAdi Gaskell event

5 key trends in Industrial IoT for 2020

personAdi Gaskell event

Hack & Craft reports on five IIoT trends driving change in 2020.
personDuncan Jefferies event
Real-time insight: connected factories and the future of manufacturing
personDuncan Jefferies event

The Industrial Internet of Things offers manufacturers real-time visibility into their processes, assets and supply chain, but security is still a concern.
personRich McEachran event
On the road to a greener system of vehicle manufacturing
personRich McEachran event

A silent revolution is transforming the UK’s automotive industry.
personJessica Meek event
Industry 4.0 and X.0 and the state of security
personJessica Meek event

As digital transformation continues across industry, how can we tackle the growing security vulnerabilities we may find ourselves exposed to because of our interconnectedness?
personRich McEachran event
Smarter, safer drilling: innovation in the oil and gas industry
personRich McEachran event

Rigs and vessels can be harsh and hazardous environments, but technology is helping to improve safety and maintenance.
personRachel Falconer event

Breaking up the static - AI and the music industry

personRachel Falconer event

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an established tool in music distribution, search and streaming, but now AI is being employed by industry innovators as a collaborative creative tool to disrupt the static models of music tracks and artist composition.
personRich McEachran event
How augmented reality can build efficiencies into the construction industry
personRich McEachran event

AR technology can be a game-changer for construction, but barriers need to be overcome to push up adoption.
personPeter Vander Auwera event
How to change an industry sector
personPeter Vander Auwera event

How do you change the way an industry functions? Some people might say: that is the job of disruptors, maybe startups, maybe new entrants from other industries who come in and shake up the incumbents.
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