How to Make Manufacturing More Efficient

Infographic | December 13, 2019

AI enables organization to optimize product availability by decreasing out of stocks and spoilage. AI can also help with getting a better understanding of sales patterns. L’Oreal uses AI algorithms to predict demand based on a wide variety of data gathered from social media, weather, and financial markets. AI enables organizations to expediate product development and R&D by reducing the test times and driving more concrete insights from customer data and demands.

Infographic | January 18, 2022

By 2022, more than half of the new businesses will integrate constant intelligence to make real-time context-data-based decisions.

Infographic | January 24, 2020

Getting ahead of the competition is much easier with the help of artificial intelligence. 60% of business leaders desperately need a method for AI use; however, only half of their organizations actually have a plan set. It’s 2020- new year, new enterprise needs. The most important thing to do is just get started. Waiting to do so can hurt your business, leaving you unable to measure up to competitors.

Infographic | February 26, 2020

Everyone at work is entitled to be provided with an environment where risks of health and safety are professionally controlled. Employers carry primary responsibility for safe and accident-free working sites. What are the key factors that have a direct impact on the number of accidents, people’s injuries, incurring unplanned costs and breaching projects timelines?

Infographic | February 12, 2020

PDM takes control of designs, documents, BOMs and processes, primarily to drive engineering efficiency and productivity, but also to improve collaboration across the business. PLM not only manages all product-related data, but also extends the benefits of PDM to support the whole business across the product lifecycle, with specialized applications for engineering, manufacturing, procurement, purchasing, suppliers, customers, sales and service.

Infographic | March 1, 2022

According to the 2021 Global Threat Intelligence Report (GTIR), the manufacturing industry moved from the 8th most targeted sector by cyber attackers to number 2. 30% Attacks come from employees or other personnel with access to the company. (Bitlyft)