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ARC Advisory Group's thirteenth India Forum for the process and discrete sectors, "Industry in Transition: The Information Driven Enterprise for the Connected World," from July 9-10, 2015 in Bangalore, India attracted over 300 delegates. This two-day forum was structured to share information, and provide end users, solution providers, and decision makers with an opportunity to network and understand the market requirements, from both the macro and micro perspectives.
The well-attended, two-day forum made it clear that to remain competitive and achieve operational excellence, today's industrial enterprises must sift through the information glut and adopt appropriate technologies. Companies can no longer operate in silos; when competition and markets are global, they must become collaboratively networked enterprises, managing dispersed centers of technology, engineering, production, and resources. It is imperative for industries to adopt new information technologies, such as cloud computing, mobility, social technologies, Internet of Things, Big Data/analytics, and 3D visualization. Information-driven digital enterprises leverage new technologies to achieve agility and sustain a competitive edge. All these topics and more were discussed at the ARC forum.
The session topics covered advancements in digital enterprise; challenges in automation, digital connect and asset information management; strategies to enhance business performance; strategies to achieve operational excellence; and strategies for growth. On both days, there were two lively and thought-provoking panel discussions with the session speakers.
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Keywords: Automation and Enterprise Trends, Big Data, Collaboration, Information, Internet of Things (IoT), Networked Enterprises, ARC Advisory Group.