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Robots were just the beginning.
Robots were just the beginning.
The Internet of Things (IoT)—connected devices, sensors, and automated technology—is revolutionizing manufacturing.
BENEFITS OF IOT:
- Real-time visibility into operations
- Automated processes boosting efficiency
- The ability to adapt to business requirements
- Tighter security and less risk
- A higher level of safety for employees
BENEFITS OF IOT:
- Real-time visibility into operations
- Automated processes boosting efficiency
- The ability to adapt to business requirements
BENEFITS OF IOT:
- Tighter security and less risk
- A higher level of safety for employees
These advantages mean companies are racing to put the IoT to work, from the assembly line to fulfillment centers.
95% of organizations plan to deploy IoT capabilities in three years.
These advantages mean companies are racing to put the IoT to work, from the assembly line to fulfillment centers.
95% of organizations plan to deploy IoT capabilities in three years.
IOT AT WORK: AUTOMAKERS
Cut production costs and launch new models faster.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: AUTOMAKERS
Cut production costs and launch new models faster.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: AUTOMAKERS
Cut production costs and launch new models faster.
IOT AT WORK: AUTOMAKERS
Cut production costs and launch new models faster.
Challenges to getting IoT benefits.
IT VERSUS OPS
Traditionally, IT and operations work in silos. IT handles the “computer stuff.” Operations drives production on the manufacturing floor. IoT represents a merging of these two disciplines, calling for a powerful network of devices that can be utilized by operators on the floor.
INSUFFICIENT NETWORK POWER
Factory floors have traditionally been connected through proprietary, vendor-specific networks that can’t handle the complexity of the IoT. The lack of a standard, open network restricts IoT initiatives and constrains business growth, effectively cutting you off from the benefits of the IoT.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
IOT AT WORK: CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS
Manage inventory in real time and automate supply chains.
Cisco helps manufacturers win with the IoT.
Cisco provides the infrastructure and access, helping operations get customized IoT advantages without adding complexity.
2 WAYS CISCO IS MAKING IOT WORK
Cisco Industrial Ethernet (IE) Switching Portfolio
Blends reliability with high availability so manufacturers can grow IoT connections quickly and securely. High visibility also gives operators valuable insights and maximizes cybersecurity.
Cisco Industrial Network Director
Helps operations personnel manage industrial networks independently, with a simple interface that gives operators visibility they can use.
