I.T.

Connected devices like driverless cars within the automotive industry is considered a massive growth market and is leading the way in development of the Internet of Things.

Making driverless cars mainstream

The Samsung Electronics Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge - image courtesy of Samsung

Samsung on cloud nine with acquisition of US startup Joyent

Industry 4.0 digitisation of manufacturing Technology

Confusion over Industry 4.0 shackling UK industry

From two-way radios to smartphones, laptops to landlines, tablets to rugged handhelds no one is beyond reach in today's smart factory - image courtesy of DFC.

Delivering Industry 4.0: the hype and challenges

This new research reveals that innovation around big data isn’t a London-based phenomenon

Digital transformation: the currency of industry 4.0

Precision scanning technology, normally used to solve high tech engineering problems, was able to reveal that archaeologists searching a shipwreck had found an extraordinarily rare silver coin - image courtesy of WMG.

Metrology: crimebusting has a new champion

Terry Scuoler, CEO, EEF

Can industry hack the fourth industrial revolution?

Water is a precious resources which needs to be protected - image src DPC.

Taking control of utilities helps manufacturers roll with the punches

L to R: Jonny Williamson, web editor (The Manufacturer); Mukesh Parekh, vice president – manufacturing (Atos); and Brian Holliday, managing director - Digital Factory (Siemens) – image courtesy of Atos.

Directives for digital transformation from Atos & The Manufacturer

UK Manufacturing ERP Article Stock Image - June 2016

ERP: the importance of choosing wisely

Industrial Internet Cyber Security Attack Hack Data Crime

Northrop Grumman and NEC cooperate in cyber security collaboration