If anything, the last two years have demonstrated that those companies that are adopting a digital mind are set to succeed.
For one, operational resilience, values-led leadership and data-centric operating models have created new avenues for growth. Subsequently, manufacturing and industrial teams across the world have adjusted to different ways of operating.
Providing more than just resilience, a digital approach helps to overcome logistical disruption and supports generational shifts in the workforce.
Second, industry-specific AI enables companies to work more efficiently. Pattern recognition from digital twins combined with AI and decision support connects systems so people can work in new ways.
The lessons learned in those early days of the pandemic have set new efficiency standards that are now being deployed throughout our global network.
With many organisations operating hybrid networks, we are seeing an increased moved towards sharing data securely throughout the industrial ecosystem.
According to analyst group Gartner, cloud-based data-sharing is key to integrating working teams and driving the decision-making required to cut carbon emissions, increase profitability, and ensure agility. For example, Aker Carbon Capture is using Aveva cloud-based software to design facilities capturing carbon dioxide from industrial operations.
By adopting a digital mindset built on continuous innovation, industries can use data-centric intelligence to become more agile and profitable. This digital foundation, enhanced with AI and scaled in the cloud, gives us the confidence to succeed both in today’s changing world and for tomorrow’s sustainable future.
