Expert explains the IIoT adoption curve in the GCC nations.
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The IIoT adoption curve in Gulf Corporation Council nations.
LONDON - Grundfos won the award for Company of the Year in the global water and wastewater pumps market at the annual awards show of consultancy company Frost & Sullivan held in London last week.
In the award report, Frost & Sullivan cited superior offerings of sustainable solutions for a better world and commitment towards a customer-centric service, coupled with market foresight and innovation-driven growth.
Adoption of the IIoT will affect a broad range of market segments, including mining.
As oil prices recover over time, a number of factors are expected to shape the future of this crucial market driver.
LONDON (Oct. 14 2015) – The future of manufacturing is defined by the Industry 4.0 paradigm, which will be singularly determined by the design, development and implementation of the Internet of Things.
Despite a downturn resulting from oil prices, the area will continue construction for international events and population increases.
LONDON (Sept. 10, 2015) – New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, “The Safety-Security Argument: Expanding Needs in a Connected Enterprise,” has found that the global cybersecurity market for control systems is expected to grow at a rate between 20 to 25 percent every year until 2021. North America and Europe will remain at the forefront of creating awareness and initiating technology advancements that address attacks from advanced persistent threats.
LONDON (Aug. 25, 2015) – The advent of the Internet of Industrial Things (IoIT) has triggered an influx of technology-oriented services such as cybersecurity and advanced maintenance. This has dramatically widened business opportunities in the manufacturing services sector.
LONDON (Aug.12, 2015) – The Internet of Industrial Things (IoIT), a concept derived from the ability to connect assets, business processes and people across the enterprise, has transformed the plant floor into a state of hyper-connectivity. However, with greater connectivity comes a drastic increase in the inflow of data.