The year 2023 is here, and enterprises are set to make the most of it. From startups to major conglomerates, every company has moved into the new year with the same mission – driving growth with a focus on operational efficiency, productivity, and resilience.
Google's scientists are working feverishly on breakthroughs in quantum computing at the Quantum AI Lab in Santa Barbara. But it's not just tech companies, the U.S. and Chinese governments are also vying for supremacy in the field.
If the past is anything to go by, change is the only constant, and the past 3 years have brought about more change to procurement than the last 30 combined
The global community can restructure the food supply chains to become more resilient to risks such as climate change.
An IEEE survey of 350 CTOs and CIOs found that 5G, digital twins, the metaverse, and more will drive innovations in the new year.
I usually never use this term, but ChatGPT is a GAMECHANGER. Nothing will ever be the same again. Education, work, and communication. We are at a crossroads (or have already turned).
Transformation plans abound, but hardly anyone talks about how digitization projects can be implemented methodically and purposefully. The means to an end is controlling with the help of KPIs. Marc K. Peter from the FHNW explains how this works and what to look out for.
We are now seeing tremendous potential for research and technological advancement for agtech in space, with applications that will both enable future prolonged extraterrestrial habitation, as well as improve agricultural practices here on Earth.
As the manufacturing world transforms outside the machine shop, things inside need to change as well. So machine tool suppliers are doing what they can to help shops adjust to the latest production requirements and economic considerations.
Contrary to widespread public concern about robots taking away jobs, people still play a key role on assembly lines. In fact, people still perform 72 percent of manufacturing tasks.
