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With global supply chains significantly disrupted, we are seeing more manufacturers bypassing distributors and retailers to sell directly to customers.

Manufacturing supply chains are designed to save costs by moving the manufacturing process to the most efficient locations and by minimising inventory.

As climate change continues to impact water supplies, coastal cities around the world are exploring how technology can make water continues to flow.

With data analytics businesses have the ability to maintain confidence that they are preparing for and will be able to recover from climate hazards.

Traceability remains a major concern in the food production industry and thus the MES is being introduced into factories to track and record the production process.

Oil markets can expect more pain to come in the weeks and months ahead as they face an uphill battle back to “normal.”

City governments are adjusting to a new reality, with COVID-19 driving urban resilience and digital transformation strategy agendas, finds ABI Research.

Hospitals around the U.S. are facing the challenge of adding capacity faster than ever before. What once may have taken months or years of planning is now happening in weeks, even days.

IBM, IMDA, M1 and Samsung has announced Singapore’s first 5G Industry 4.0 trial, to demonstrate the transformative impact of 5G for enterprises.

The current situation around COVID-19 will most probably induce a shift in the verticals that look into 5G deployment.