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The Basis for Fruitful Collaboration

Gary Mintchell

Nassim Nicholas Taleb wrote in his first book, Fooled By Randomness , “The more data we have, the more likely we are to drown in it.” I had a role in a manufacturing company once upon a time that was something like “director of all data.” It must be time to acknowledge it here in the blog. What is data sovereignty?

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Ignition Adds Cloud Edition Plus Many Updates

Gary Mintchell

I’ve highlighted a blog post by Dante Augello of Inductive discussing some of the reasoning and features of a Cloud Edition coming in 2023. This new product will differ from the standard version of Ignition in three key ways: distribution, purchasing, and features. This blog post by Aaron Block gives points about the latest update.

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Ignition Updates—OPC UA Writes, OIDC Request Options, and More

Gary Mintchell

Previously, while a read would populate a tag with no issue, writes to the full value of Document tags were not possible when subscribed directly to Siemens array data type instances. This update aligns with IA’s long-term effort to provide more flexibility with unique Siemens data types. You can check out more on the developer’s blog.

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The Connectivity Revolution: How the Emergence of 5G Networks Are Reshaping Manufacturing

21st Century Tech

Please welcome Dijam Panigrahi to 21st Century Tech Blog. In his first contribution to the blog site, he writes about the change that 5G is bringing to manufacturing. The advent of 5G means latency restrictions over data networks will come to an end. When it comes to manufacturing, 5G is making a noticeable difference.

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Top Trends in Machine Health Monitoring for 2024

ATS

Share Surprises are rarely a good thing in manufacturing. Manufacturers have a lot riding on their ability to keep their systems functioning smoothly, which is why so many of them have invested in machine health monitoring. This is especially true when it comes to downtime caused by unexpected equipment failures. technologies.

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Manufacturing Execution Systems

ATS

Share With the wealth of data that can — and should — be collected and monitored using today’s industrial technology, the need for a unified tool to record, analyze, synthesize and store this information is more important than ever. Read on to learn more about what an MES in manufacturing is and how it works. How does an MES work?

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Process Optimization in Manufacturing

ATS

The only way to succeed is to keep looking for ways to do things better, which is what fuels the drive for optimization of manufacturing processes. Optimizing a manufacturing process is like fine-tuning a race car. This blog dives into the subject of manufacturing optimization. What is process optimization?