BK698A201S12 Advanced and high-level industrial connectivity throughout the plant is the cornerstone of digital transformation. Without industrial connectivity, there is no reliable way to turn massive amounts of industrial data into insights to make informed decisions that ultimately lead to better business outcomes and industry disruption. While forward-thinking manufacturers have begun to adopt modernization and digitalization, the COVID-19 outbreak has made the need to develop advanced network connectivity even more urgent. A new generation of industrial connectivity connects assets and technologies together to form an efficient, resilient and flexible ecosystem that can easily adapt to unique manufacturing needs and accommodate future trends.

After decades of disruptive innovation and development, ADI has not only BK698A201S12 deep expertise in industrial and communications technology, but also practical experience in system-level design and problem solving. We work hand in hand with our customers to think about tough challenges in new ways and explore new solutions. However, we believe that from an external perspective, there is still more to learn.

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To further understand the impact of the latest connectivity trends on digital transformation, ADI commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct an assessment of the state of industrial connectivity, including providing more timely data, insights and decision-making capabilities.

In a survey of more than 300 global BK698A201S12 manufacturing leaders who are developing industrial connectivity strategies in their organizations, respondents were grouped according to the maturity of their organizations’ digital transformation (low, medium, and high). The following key insights are particularly important in the research report.
Low maturity companies are looking for connectivity insights they can rely on, yet 53% of these organizations have legacy devices that cannot communicate with other assets.
2. Zhongcheng Familiarity companies are more confident in improving network BK698A201S12 reliability and protecting industrial data. However, they are still finding ways to become digital-first organizations.
High maturity companies are adopting flexible manufacturing, as about half of respondents have the ability to handle small batches, quickly reconfigure and customize products.