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Digitalization & New Technologies

Now happening: Self-service takes over B2B

Most of us are accustomed to handling things quickly and independently, usually on a mobile device or online, both at home and work. B2C self-service solutions have swiftly become a part of our everyday lives.

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The leap into service business challenges equipment manufacturers – one doesn’t necessarily need an in-house expert team for a successful transformation

Equipment manufacturers have always provided also services. However, the transformation of manufacturers into service providers is accelerating. The buyer of the device is already beginning to assume that digital value-added services will be provided with the product. A service model that brings a steady income stream enables rapid growth in revenue for the equipment manufacturer. Some manufacturers are switching to a subscription-based model with their devices, whereby the customer no longer owns the equipment but pays a monthly fee for the product and its upkeep.

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New regulation and technology trends are revolutionizing the networking of everything

The hype around the Internet of Things (IoT) has continued for at least ten years. However, the foundation of IoT was created as far back as 1995. The IPv6 standard introduced then expanded the IP address space so that it would be possible to connect every device imaginable to the Internet.

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Real benefits through virtual training

The digital revolution is also impacting learning. Completely new perspectives are being created, such as with virtual reality. Is it a technical gimmick? Or does will it improve knowledge acquisition over the long term? This article touches on what VR is and its benefits and limitations in the context of learning, as well as how it can be an invaluable tool for businesses.

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Electrification in Off-Road & Heavy Industries – Engineering Expertise Needed

Electrification of heavy duty vehicles and electrification of off-road vehicles are about to conquer mining, construction, agriculture, forestry, and material handling. Also, boats, ships, and airplanes are being electrified.

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Electrification in the energy industry evolves a new ecosystem

Battery production is fundamental to electrification. A whole new ecosystem is rapidly evolving, as the battery manufacturing cluster is tightly connected to vehicle manufacturers and energy industries, including charging system providers. Battery recycling is also on the rise.

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UX in factories – the collaboration of people and machines requires a polished user experience

Is the operator using gloves? Is the device located in a noisy environment? Digital applications have become part of daily life in factories. A good user experience (UX) keeps the wheels rolling. UX design should, therefore, not be left to guesswork.

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The demand for corporate responsibility accelerates the development of digital business models in industrial production

Industry 4.0 raised great expectations for digitalization to enable more efficient production and revolutionize business models. Instead, the development froze down. Now social pressure acts as a catalyst for the renewal of business models. But why does this happen, and what does it take to succeed?

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How to succeed in an electrification project?

Electrification is a megatrend in the automotive, maritime, and mining industries. Within the megatrend, there is a growing transition from complex mechanical design to software-driven solutions, autonomous and highly automated operations, and cyber security standards. Also, the business model will face the change to servitization. This all requires a shift in competence. How is it possible to succeed in an electrification project when the change is so comprehensive?

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