By Helen Tang
Yes, weโve come a long way from steam engines that powered the first industrial revolution. Now your worries are likely related to cyber-physical systems, internet of things, internet of services, 3D printingโฆ all the technologies that underpin the fourth industrial revolution. But no matter how much the world changes, a few things stay constant: Optimizing manufacturing processes ultimately revolves around increasing output at reduced cost and improved quality.
All of this comes down to harnessing data, so that you can build a single view of the customer; leverage predictive analytics for manufacturing optimization and innovation; and enhance data discovery capabilities to improve supply chain efficiency.
How do you do that exactly? Well join this joint HPE-Hortonworks webinar called "HPE AND HORTONWORKS PARTNER TO TRANSFORM MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS" to hear about use cases, examples and best practices from the likes of Western Digital, Merck, Siemens. Itโs time to transform and be a winner in Industry 4.0.
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