The goal of ARC Technology Evaluation and Selection Guides is to help you receive the maximum payback from your investment by guiding you to the solution that best meets your company's specific needs.
New information technologies such as Internet of Things, predictive analytics, wireless, additive manufacturing, cloud computing, mobility, and 3D visualization are beginning to disrupt and radically change the way industrial enterprises do business. Departing from the characteristic industry conservatism, leading companies now recognize that they must embrace new information and automation technologies to maintain a competitive edge.
Information and automation technologies will play a greater role in the manufacturing production process than in the past. The goal is to increase productivity, flexibility, and responsiveness by automating all industrial processes that don't require human intervention and empowering humans with the timely, in-context information they need to improve performance on the plant or factory floor and manage the business.
Receive Maximum Payback from Your Technology Investment
A major technology investment for any company will entail a total cost of ownership that can run into the millions of dollars over its product lifecycle. The goal of ARC Technology Selection Guides is to help ensure that you receive the maximum payback from this investment by guiding you to the solution that best meets your company's specific technical, commercial, and business requirements.
What technologies should you adopt and what suppliers should you work with to help position your company to take advantage of the latest round of technology changes while prioritizing your investments wisely? ARC Technology Evaluation and Selection Guides can help you in many ways such as:
- Learn about new technologies, new practices, and emerging standards
- Learn about the latest industry trends
- Get a copy of High Quality Technology Selection Criteria
- Learn about the leading and emerging suppliers
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