High Technology
For high tech companies, securing capital, driving global innovation, achieving faster time-to-market, and finding and keeping the right talent is more critical than ever. Join the conversation and discuss topics that include: adapting to fast-changing global markets, rethinking innovation processes and capabilities, and leveraging suppliers and partners to become more productive and competitive on a global basis.
As the Axeda platform approaches it end of life, it can be difficult to choose the right time to begin a conversion to ThingWorx. Here’s a look at a high-level historical timeline of the platform, its capabilities, and things to consider as you plan your conversion.
Smart factories, enabled by digital technologies and concepts, may not be as futuristic as you think. Need inspiration to get started? Here's our UPDATED vision of the factory of the future, and the people and processes that will be impacted.
Viome just bought Habit to combine technologies, providing an even more accurate picture of their customer’s biological needs.
Bosch has founded Security and Safety Things (SAST), a fully owned but independent start-up currently developing an open IoT ecosystem for the security industry.
Debuted this month at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the FutureLight camper is the brainchild of an unexpected collaboration between the innovation teams at The North Face and BMW’s Designworks Group.
In the second video of our KNOW series, we explore the application of advanced analytics to product development data.
Bummed out because you didn't get everything you put on your holiday list? We have you covered with our Ultimate Innovation Wish List.
For years, eCommerce retailers have had real time data about who is on their site, what they are looking at, for how long, what they buy, etc. Brick and Mortar stores not being able to access this data is where Xenio saw a market opportunity to offer real-time customer visibility, analytics and dashboards to optimize the guest experience and the design and merchandising of physical locations.
Digital initiatives and strategies create buzz words in every industry but the buy in doesn’t always follow. The excitement and investment in smart factory sensors and processing capabilities is only justified as long as there is visible value provided that can be communicated in a meaningful way.
What is blockchain, and how could it possibly apply to product development and R&D? While blockchain technology is still in its early stages of development, one thing is for certain: many R&D processes and systems will be disrupted and made obsolete as blockchains become more proven and part of our daily lives.
Discrete manufacturers and R&D professionals have long viewed product lifecycle management (PLM) as a means to enhance manufacturing and design process management, data integrity and digital mockup. While these capabilities serve as a baseline to address operational challenges, current out-of-the-box solutions lack the maturity to maximize the value of product data and quickly tie it to business decisions.
When pursuing a costly, multi-year business transformation program that will change the way an organization operates, it is imperative to understand the compelling case for change and how it will drive results. We've identified eight key pillars to success to help you get started:
David is a business analyst at Kalypso. He uses his background in design thinking and finance to help clients use innovation to build a healthier future in Kalypso’s life sciences practice.
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As a Manager with Kalypso, Wynchester works with Kalypso's clients leading process optimization, data transformation, and product data management design.
Ilja is a senior technical consultant at Kalypso, bringing 5+ years of consulting experience, from product development to Product Lifecycle Management in global PLM solution projects.
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