August 30, 2018 - Many countries around the world are introducing initiatives aiming to achieve industrial digitalisation in the next 10–15 years. However, industrial automation expert Novotek UK and Ireland argues that the technology is already available and businesses can begin digitalising operations by 2020. The company outlines the technologies available, and the value in using them, in its new industrial internet of things (IIoT) whitepaper .
The whitepaper tackles emerging technologies such as digital twinning, artificial intelligence and next-generation supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. Novotek explains how each of these technologies can be used to benefit the modern industrial business, particularly in terms of significantly improving maintenance operations.
Novotek’s whitepaper is designed to provide an immediate benefit to plant managers. According to the company, many businesses are still under the impression that the IIoT is a distant concept that is not yet practical.
Engineers and plant managers interested in achieving more from digitalisation and automation can download Novotek’s whitepaper from the company website .