Technology is transforming the automotive and logistics industries. But for many supply chain managers the biggest headaches are still the most familiar ones, such as driver and transport capacity shortages, lost containers, poor forecasting and incomplete visibility. 199 more words
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POSITIVE LUXURY COMPANY'S GENESIS
SPOT THE BLACK BUTTERFLY
THE LUXURY WORLD IS WITNESSING A BUTTERFLY EFFECT – RESTING ON THE WINGS OF A BLACK BUTTERFLY AND THE EFFORTS OF TWO WOMEN. 34 more words
Link: Digital Disruption at Volkswagen Group: Is It All About Cars?
Some actual good, interesting applications for ML stuff here, in industrial design. Check out the bike frame example.
Original source: Digital Disruption at Volkswagen Group: Is It All About Cars?
Link: Digital Disruption at Volkswagen Group: Is It All About Cars?
Some actual good, interesting applications for ML stuff here, in industrial design. Check out the bike frame example.
Original source: Digital Disruption at Volkswagen Group: Is It All About Cars?
“The mills and smelters that supply the raw material, and that would directly benefit from the tariffs, have been shrinking for years. Today, those industries employ fewer than 200,000 people. 44 more words
Question 3: Digital Communication “Big data and advanced analytics, the Internet of Things, digital modelling, additive manufacturing, and computer integrated manufacturing. Industry 4.0 not only embraces each of these – and more - but combines them together in order to make a whole that is vastly greater than the sum of its parts”. Discuss the Internet of Things and how it will affect businesses in South Africa. Identify a sector in the industry and detail how it will be impacted. Hint: Be very creative, take a moment and traverse into the future to envisage how life will evolve when everything becomes connected.
The IoT is a large connection between devices and the internet. It is a very futuristic and idealistic idea that allows for our daily chores to be completed by robots. 746 more words
Aircraft manufacturing plant to be built by Magnus Aircraft in Pécs
* Translated from Hungarian to English. Link to source below article*
Hungarian company Magnus Aircraft’s factory in Pécs is a 5,16 billion Forint (22 million dollar) investment, of which 2 billion Forint was grant from the government – announced Peter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Thursday at a press conference in Budapest. 411 more words
