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AI now touches employees, departments, and enterprise value all at once, sparking friction between CIOs, COOs, and everyone in between unless companies align on how work truly changes.
An entertaining look at why finding insights in today’s factories feels less like analytics and more like squinting at a crowded Waldo page hoping the answers reveal themselves.
Most companies call their efforts “digital transformation,” but if the operating model would function the same without the technology, then nothing transformative has happened, and this article explains why lasting change only occurs when the business itself evolves, not just the tools around it.
Generative AI gave us smart answers.
Agentic AI gives us autonomous action.
That jump is massive… and dangerous.
A practical guide for manufacturers on how to strengthen their digital transformation readiness, move faster with confidence, and turn uncertainty into advantage.
Factories have needs too. Just like Maslow taught us about people, manufacturers must climb their own pyramid.
Edge Computing Explained: From Shop Floor Sensors to AI-Powered Insights, Right Where the Work Gets Done
Every second counts on the factory floor, yet countless hours slip away due to messy code management.
Spreadsheets don’t win supply chains; intelligence does; the winners will be those who replace static rows and columns with living systems that think, learn, and respond.
Half-truths are more dangerous than lies. Because lies you can spot. Half-truths feel real. They give you just enough confidence to act… but not enough clarity to succeed.
Everyone talks about Industry 4.0 strategy. No one talks about the ways it secretly falls apart.
This article profiles Jeff Winter’s journey into Industry 4.0 and explores how digital transformation, data integration, and cultural change are revolutionizing maintenance into a proactive, strategic driver of manufacturing success.
This isn’t a tech stack…it’s a decision stack. Build it in this order or build excuses later.
ROI is a superhero when used in the right places, a black hole when used in the wrong ones, and a discipline, not a deliverable, if you actually want it to work.