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FeatureCreating a Process Optimization Culture
As digital transformation advances throughout manufacturing organizations, incorporating advanced process analytics technologies into continuous improvement programs will foster a process optimization culture and increase employee engagement. -
FeatureThe Industrial Reality Check: Why Factory Success Depends on Execution, Not Ambition
Execution means improving data visibility and equipment reliability incrementally, not waiting for a complete digital overhaul that may never come. -
FeatureHow to Measure Moisture in the Pulp and Paper Industry
Monitoring moisture is critical for success in the pulp and paper industry. Near-Infrared Moisture meters provide a way to quickly and reliably determine moisture levels. -
FeatureThe Critical Role of Gas Chromatography in CCUS Success
Process gas chromatography is one of the most consistent tools supporting the safe, compliant and optimal operation of processes using carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). -
FeatureHumanoid Robot Production Surged Tenfold in 2025, But Commercial Deployments Remain Limited
By the end of 2025, most real-world application projects remained small-scale proof-of-concept (POC) deployments, predominantly driven by government subsidies, strategic investments and supply chain partnerships. -
FeatureThe Quiet Cost of Maintenance Inefficiency
When paired with strong data discipline, AI can help organizations identify where time, effort and budget are being misallocated. -
FeatureHow Data Maturity Brings Industrial AI Agents Within Reach
Manufacturers can build a foundational data infrastructure that enables them to adopt agents faster and with less outright risk. -
FeatureHands-On Automation Learning Prepares Students for the Future
Kettering University developed a collaborative program between education and industry to prepare students for meaningful, high-impact careers. -
FeatureMonolithic Namespace Is a Liability, Not a Strategy
The industry has been so focused on solving the integration problem that it has ignored the failure mode problem. -
FeatureIndustry 5.0: The Digital Journey of Enterprise-Wide Intelligence
The quest for optimization begins with digital connectivity, unlocking opportunities for insight generation, automated modeling and predictive maintenance, all essential for productivity in today’s demanding process environments. -
FeatureManufacturing's AI Moment: The Tech Powering the Workforce to Take the Next Industrial Leap
Here's how manufacturers translate AI investment into real-world gains on the shop floor. -
FeatureLogistics Industry Trends: Software-Layer Solutions and Resilience Planning
The software layer is connecting data, automation, labor management, slotting and exception handling. -
FeatureWhy Enterprise Industrial AI Requires a Data Backbone, Not More Models
Industrial AI does not fail because the technology is weak. It fails when the foundations are treated as an afterthought. -
FeatureHow a Good Story Can Save Your Industrial Transformation
Industrial transformation isn’t just a technical challenge — it’s a storytelling challenge. Those who master it will move the fastest. -
FeatureWhy SGP.32 Specification Is Changing the Rules of Vehicle Connectivity
Software-defined ecosystems exist for both industrial vehicles and consumer automobiles. The SGP.32 specification is at the center of a change in how vehicles connect to mobile networks globally. -
FeatureOT Internet Exposure: A Collaborative Industry-Wide Approach to Reducing Risk in Critical Infrastructure
Cyber resilience in the OT world is achieved not through intention — but through collective action executed consistently over time. -
FeatureWhen Supplier Access Becomes an OT Security Risk
Third-party remote access is essential in OT environments, but it can easily become a pathway for compromise. As supplier connectivity expands, industrial organizations are under growing pressure to control and contain the risks that come with it. -
FeatureOptimizing VOC Removal With Automated Air Stripping
Automation enables wastewater treatment facilities to match treatment intensity to actual need in real time. That responsiveness translates directly into lower operating costs and reliable compliance. -
FeatureDefining Digital Twin: History, Attributes and Examples
Here's a brief history of the term "digital twin," along with a discussion of its attributes, what it is and what it isn't. -
FeatureReal-time Corrosion and Erosion Monitoring Enhances Maintenance Planning
Ultrasonic corrosion and erosion monitoring instruments provide plant personnel with asset integrity information that facilitates proactive maintenance.