Outdated attitudes towards technology among senior business leaders are at risk of jeopardising future business survival, new research has found.
High-Tech Electronics software
The term High-Tech (high technology) relates to advanced, state-of-the-art technology such as micro-electronics used as components in the production of goods such as desk and laptop computers, mobile devices, smart phones and tablet PCs. The term high tech refers to the most advanced technology currently available. It is often used in reference to micro-electronics. Hi-Tech Manufacturing software enables control and optimisation of production operations as well as providing the supply chain visibility you need to better understand the status of outsourced activities and trading partner relationships and their impact on orders, inventory and distribution. This visibility enables effective management of every aspect of the supply chain to balance demand with production efforts, maintain optimum inventory levels and meet customer expectations.
Datomize secures US$6 million seed round funding for enterprise grade synthetic data solution
Feb 04, 2021 Comments (0)
Datomize has completed its $6 million seed funding round for the commercialisation of its synthetic data solution that accelerates time to market for artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) models and new products that drive business growth.
Tech salaries in the manufacturing sector lag behind the top paying industries by as much as 20%, global tech survey reveals
Jan 28, 2021 Comments (0)
Tech salaries across the manufacturing industry are lagging behind top paying business sectors by as much as 20%, according to a global survey* of more than 15,000 developers and tech recruiters conducted by developer recruitment platform CodinGame.
Technology adoption by manufacturers driving demand for digital skills
Jan 27, 2021 Comments (0)
SME manufacturers joining the Industry 4.0 revolution are driving up the demand for data science and software engineering skills, according to Made Smarter, the movement helping businesses grow through technology adoption.
The best is yet to come
Jan 20, 2021 Comments (0)
Given that the concepts behind Materials Requirement Planning are now around fifty years old, you might think that Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and its siblings would now count as ‘mature’. But in fact ERP/MRP is only just getting started, and the best is yet to come.
AI is cool, but SaaS is your first step
Jan 07, 2021 Comments (0)
By Matt Chubb, Chief Technology Officer at Razor.
There’s always been divided opinions when it comes to AI. Amidst the tropes and the fear, businesses often hype the technology as a magic wand with the power to grant rapid transformation. However, in manufacturing specifically, although 60% of companies are aware of the benefits that AI could bring to their business, only 23% are currently using it.
Manufacturing business invests in Timico’s cloud telephony solutions
Jan 04, 2021 Comments (0)
IT managed service provider, Timico, has been appointed by Roxel UK to implement MiCloud Flex solutions and drive successful digital transformation across the organisation.
Digital transformation predictions for 2021
Dec 25, 2020 Comments (0)
While 2020 was a year of innovation in digital services, the focus in 2021 is likely to be more about consolidation. After ensuring over the past 12 months that employees could work remotely, the next step is to keep users at the heart of digital strategies.
Ensign, HPE Aruba Partner Accredited as a Managed Services Provider (MSP)
Dec 18, 2020 Comments (0)
As part of Aruba’s drive to deliver cloud-based networking solutions with flexible OPEX and pay-per-use investment models through channel partners, enterprise network specialist Ensign is now a certified MSP (Managed Services Provider).
40% of small business employees worried they’ll be blamed for data breaches at work
Dec 16, 2020 Comments (0)
Avast (LSE:AVST), the digital security and privacy products provider, has found that almost 40% of small business employees think that a staff member who unknowingly clicks a malicious link would be held personally responsible for a data breach, which could be encouraging employees to keep quiet rather than flagging a potential threat.
