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Written by Walter Graf on March 7, 2019

How an agile approach will enable manufacturers to make Industry 4.0 work for them

As we begin to feel the impact of the fourth industrial revolution, manufacturers have to look carefully at new, disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics, or Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) like blockchain. The majority understand that their future depends on these...

Building human skills into machines – so humans can be more human

People have long been fascinated by the idea that a machine could be intelligent. Not for its own sake, but for our sake. We...

Four reasons we got excited about manufacturing in 2017

We talk about the pace of change a lot here at Fujitsu, but sometimes it’s hard to believe how fast the world turns these days. But as winter rolls in and we prepare for the new year ahead,...

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Co-creating to unlock creativity, knowledge and innovation in the field of automation

19/02/2019

Doru Cazan

As I write this blog, I noticed that the world is... Read more

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Examining the future state of UK manufacturing

31/07/2018

Graeme Wright

Despite some bumps in the road, there is cause for optimism for UK manufacturers looking to embrace the 4th... Read more

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How co-creation is driving innovation in the utilities sector

09/04/2018

Graeme Wright

A few weeks ago I attended the Future of Utilities Summit 2018, where I presented my... Read more

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What will the future workplace look like for the manufacturing and utilities sector?

06/03/2018

Graeme Wright

Our Workplace 2025 white paper has revealed the key trends shaping... Read more

The ingredients for making British industry digital

The ingredients for making British industry digital

14/12/2017

Graeme Wright

Last month, an independent review by Jürgen Maier, CEO of Siemens UK and Ireland, was released in the form... Read more

How wearable tech can make your business a better place to work

How wearable tech can make your business a better place to work

11/12/2017

Graeme Wright

Around 274.6 million wearable electronic devices were sold worldwide in 2016. With so much wearable tech being... Read more

How wearable enterprise tech can make remote workers feel more valued

How wearable enterprise tech can make remote workers feel more valued

06/12/2017

David Walker

Do you enjoy working on your own? It used to be the case that only certain types... Read more

Here’s how data can help combat future flooding, today

Here’s how data can help combat future flooding, today

23/11/2017

Graeme Wright

Climate change is an objective fact – in spite of some very public attempts to deny it. In fact, statistics... Read more

Five things you need to know about manufacturing from Fujitsu Forum 2017

Five things you need to know about manufacturing from Fujitsu Forum 2017

15/11/2017

Graeme Wright

Last week we travelled to Munich’s ICM Centre once again to welcome thousands of technology experts... Read more

Only AI can overcome power network complexity – here’s why

Only AI can overcome power network complexity – here’s why

30/06/2017

Graeme Wright

Complexity – a word that has become synonymous with the 21st century. And few areas of society... Read more

Embracing the cloud – why utilities needs to get flexible

Embracing the cloud – why utilities needs to get flexible

22/06/2017

Marian Nicholson

The only certainty in the world at the moment is that nothing is certain at all. In... Read more

UK Manufacturing is booming, but there is still a long way to go

UK Manufacturing is booming, but there is still a long way to go

21/06/2017

Graeme Wright

There has been much chatter in recent months of how the manufacturing sector in the UK... Read more

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