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Smart and connected devices change everything

Jeffrey Phillips

In my last post I wrote about a big transition in innovation that will occur in the near future - when the tipping point is reached and most innovation is focused on smart, connected devices as opposed to dumb products. The headline suggests that I think we should forget IoT, the ubiquitous internet of things. Forget IoT?

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The future interplays between design thinking, technology and AI

Paul Hobcraft

Firstly, we have the interconnected global marketplace as our context The change toward an interconnected and conscious global marketplace has been of significant importance, reshaping business strategies, consumer expectations, and societal values. Moving to the edge : Organizations are becoming more agile by adopting an “edge” approach.

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Industry 4.0

eZassi

It’s all about embracing automation, artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things to optimize productivity, efficiency, and innovation across the supply chain. Ezassi Innovation Management Software advances project pipeline management. Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0

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Recognizing the value of innovative interplays for design thinking impact.

Ecosystems4Innovating

What will be the changes or potential to leverage these three of Design Thinking, Technology and AI Generative Thinking for solving innovation challenges in the future? For example, AI can analyze large datasets of user feedback to identify patterns and trends, guiding designers in making data-informed decisions.

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

For example, changes in product design, market demands, or production volume are more difficult to accommodate in these rigid legacy solutions. They are improving the manufacturing landscape by facilitating data-driven decision-making, increasing productivity, and reducing costs through sensors, embedded software, and robotics.

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

For example, changes in product design, market demands, or production volume are more difficult to accommodate in these rigid legacy solutions. They are improving the manufacturing landscape by facilitating data-driven decision-making, increasing productivity, and reducing costs through sensors, embedded software, and robotics.

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The Industry 4.0 Advantage

Daniel Burrus

advanced automation and robotics, 3D printing, and other industrial Internet of Things (IoT) advancements often replace mundane tasks in manufacturing, Industry 4.0 Near the end of this period, manufacturers began experiencing a shift from legacy technology to an increase in attention to digital technology and automation software.