EXOR | Industrie 4.0 Benefits

This article covers:

• Machinery within the “smart” factory context
• What is meant by the machines as a service model
• The key benefits of the machines as a service model
• The industries which are using it
• What it takes to implement a machines as a service model

This article will discuss:

• The importance of digital twins in achieving the digital transformation needed to implement Industrie 4.0 business models
• How the digital twin supports data analytics and Industrie 4.0 growth across the industrial sector
• How the digital twin enables optimized...

This article will discuss:

• How the digital transformation that comes with Industrie 4.0 leads to revenue growth
• The opportunities for revenue growth Industrie 4.0 offers through value-based services
• How OEMs and factory owners can leverage Industrie 4.0 to improve revenue-generation processes

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