November 15, 2018
Manufacturing Technology Insights Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
A steady decline in the revenue from new product sales have been pushing Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to offer aftermarket services—providing parts, repair, maintenance and online services for their products.
Smart cameras are also used in the retail industry for barcode reading and identification. They can scan a barcode and verify whether it has been applied to the right product, or if the code contains the correct data.
Robotics has brought drastic changes in the field of manufacturing. These are often used to work at dangerous or unsuitable environments where humans cannot.
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CIO Viewpoint
Edward Rodden, CIO, Sugar Creek
Forty-two years, sounds like a long time…My first office job started just that long ago, and it was a far different world from what we live in today.
Jawahar Kaliani, Deputy CIO, Department of Treasury - Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
The future for us is to prepare for the bank examiner and bank supervision of 2020. To deliver the solutions that will allow the agency to ensure banks are safe and sound.
CXO Insights
By Sanjay Choubey, VP-IT, Briggs & Stratton
Imagine it’s Thursday night, the kids have soccer practice and you’re always looking for a place to pick-up dinner on the way home.
By Patrick Bass, CEO, ThyssenKrupp North America
Digitization is changing our society as fundamentally as the Industrial Revolution did. It is having a tremendous effect on the style of value creation.
