Edge Computing emerges as a transformative technology in the oil and gas industry, driving efficiency and innovation in digital transformation efforts. By harnessing the power of edge computing, organizations can optimize operations, enhance safety protocols, and extract greater value from their resources.

This is the first article of a new series we will be producing to cover the complexities of this journey towards the full IT-OT convergence in industrial companies.

When implementing a data-based strategy, it all starts with the Data. One of the typical sources to extract data are IoT devices. Knowing which IoT communication protocols exist and how to use them for data communication is essential as they are the ones that make data gathering from them possible.

As organizations‘ appetite for seizing opportunities at the edge grow, scaling from a single use case in one facility to various uses cases in multiple locations poses a significant challenge. This article highlights the importance of implementing an Edge Management and Orchestration tool to efficiently and securely scale edge computing initiatives.

The food and beverage industry stands on the brink of a new era, driven by the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence in the Edge. By processing data on-site, businesses can immediately adjust operations, predict maintenance issues, and ensure product quality, directly impacting their bottom line. In this article we explore the challenges of embracing Edge AI in the Food Industry.

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in automotive manufacturing is not a new concept. However, the shift towards the Edge where AI algorithms operate on the data generated at the source rather than being sent to a centralised server, is a game-changer. In this article we explore the main challenges of embracing Edge AI and why moving AI to the edge brings unprecedented levels of efficiency, safety, and sustainability to car manufacturers.