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U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders Fell 15% Last November to $320 Million, But There is Still Optimism. – Jim Chrzan
This dip was likely in response to the rumors of an impending recession. Now that we are in the clear, I expect orders to come back up by the time spring comes around. #Manufacturing https://www.automationworld.com/home/article/21110171/the-association-for-manufacturing-technology-amt-manufacturing-technology-orders-down-in-nov-2019
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Unifying Open Standards and Open Source With Agile Technology – Robin Mersh
Don’t sleep on the power of #OpenSource, especially in #manufacturing. We can learn a lot from each other by collaborating. Love this piece from @RMersh. #DigitalTransformation
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3 Ways Tech Will Change Manufacturing in 2020 – Antony Bourne
#5G won’t just be a major transformation for consumers. It will quickly become an integral tool for factories worldwide once it is implemented. #Manufacturing https://www.industryweek.com/technology-and-iiot/article/21120638/3-ways-tech-will-change-manufacturing-in-2020
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Five Emerging AI Trends To Watch In 2020 – Eric Vardon
#AI is such a powerful tool for testing changes before implementing them. With predictive analysis, you can look at how both consumers and your system are disrupted by the changes you’re planning. #DigitalTransformation https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesagencycouncil/2020/01/13/five-emerging-ai-trends-to-watch-in-2020/#47c9fab17ad2