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Why Data is So Important to Manufacturing Budgets

Centage

Technology has been a boon for manufacturing in a million different ways – from online ordering, to faster invoicing, to optimizing sales teams. And with data collecting sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, businesses can predict maintenance and replacements for critical equipment which helps to avoid downtime.

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Standards for Carbon Accounting are Beginning to Take Shape

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As noted throughout our previous blog posts, it will be critical for companies to start early with implementing comprehensive, end-to-end processes for collecting, aggregating and analyzing data on enterprise-wide CO 2 transactions, carbon footprints, and other related information.

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India Inc to offer 9.5% salary hike in FY25, projects survey

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The engineering and manufacturing, retail, and financial sectors are leading with projected increases of 10% and 9.9%. The survey analyzed data from 1,176 companies across over 40 industries. India is expected to see an average salary increase of 9.5% in 2024-25, slightly up from 9.3%

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What The Next Industrial Revolution Means For Money Management

PYMNTS

Considering the rise of digital currency, electronic payments, the Internet of Things and Big Data, that revolution may already be upon us. For suppliers and manufacturers, automation and digitization of processes, IoT-connected equipment and the data sourced from those connected machines are already changing the game.

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To Optimize Supply Chains, Big Data Must Have The Need For Speed

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However, while KPMG and JDA recently found that half of manufacturers plan to test blockchain within their supply chains in the next two years, Nishith Rastogi, co-founder and chief executive officer of supply chain optimization startup Locus , said blockchain isn’t the right fit for the most pressing concerns of supply chain management today.

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Pitstop’s Solution To The Auto Industry’s $70B Feedback Problem

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No one is analyzing data from the vehicle.”. The method Pitstop is pursuing, he explained, is to train its machine-learning algorithms with information to integrate connected vehicles, dealerships, fleet managers, suppliers, original equipment manufacturers, insurance companies and the aftermarket supply chain.

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Fraud And Risk: Surveillance Is Only Part Of Good Security

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That’s the business foundation for Swedish camera manufacturer Axis Communications. It’s now the largest surveillance camera manufacturer in the world, not only making network cameras but also the software to run and analyze data from those cameras.