Industrial stories - Page 58

Aussie firm MOVUS has teamed up with global IT solutions provider Denver to automize real-time data inputs into asset management systems.

The award recognises NEC's foresight in innovating and developing biometric solutions for the future that maximises customer value and experience.

Ruckus Networks enhances its Ruckus Ready Partner Program with four new specialisations, offering partners training, incentives, and access to new markets.

The app enables customers to leverage their Palo Alto Networks investment and subscribe to value-added OT-specific risk scoring and threat detection services.

Cloud adoption in the finance industry is on the rise, with more than half of APAC enterprises planning to move their finance systems to the cloud.

5G has the potential to transform industry verticals through indoor connectivity, but certain key verticals will experience stronger growth than others.

Forescout’s latest features will provide enterprises with improved productivity, lower risk profiles and faster mitigation of threats.

Healthcare organisations face significant security challenges due to diverse and complex IT environments, reveals Forescout's extensive study.

Anxiety grows among millennials and Gen Z as Deloitte's 2019 survey reveals declining trust in traditional institutions, pessimism on economic progress.

However, it says that semiconductor revenues will recover in 2020 and log a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.0% from 2018-2023.

Developers, device creators, and companies don’t necessarily need to have a background or training in artificial intelligence.

Schneider Electric has shared the findings of a new whitepaper that delves into the issues of deploying IT at the edge.

LF Edge's Project EVE set to revolutionise interoperability in edge computing, promising industry-wide standards.

The Data Literacy Project has unveiled a new certification to enable individuals to demonstrate their data literacy skills.

Scale Computing CEO Jeff Ready talks offerings, plans for the future, and a look as edge computing as the next tech innovation.

With Intel’s software and hardware technologies, Silverlake’s technology stack designed for PAM will form a cybersecurity PAM product line.

Edge computing brings bandwidth-intensive content and latency-sensitive applications closer to the user or data source.

Guiyang, aiming to be China's big data hub, has attracted 4,000+ companies and seen its big data market exceed CNY ¥100 billion since 2015.

The World Wide Web recently turned 30 – an apt time to reminisce about the incredible impact Sir Tim Berners-Lee has had on the world beyond the World Wide Web.

The new products and partnerships are designed to bring new levels of manufacturing predictability and quality to customers scaling to full production.