Improve network reliability to ensure quality user experiences globally, Centralize DNS infrastructure and core network management, Strengthen network security.HARTMANN has locations in over 35 markets around the world. To ensuresecure and stable IT operations, the company relies on network managementand security from Infoblox.

Ryerson aimed to distinguish itself from competitors by improving customer service functionality, but supporting IT infrastructure needed an upgrade to deliver on its goals

More organizations are moving to a cloud or hybrid cloud infrastructure. This is also true for small and medium enterprises. Pantheon experiences that themselves, too. After all, the company has many of these small and medium enterprises as their customers. “After years of preparation, we see that the demand for cloud and hosting services has been really on the rise since 2015. Since then, we have delivered about 20 percent more cloud solutions every year”, says Siekerman. “That requires investments in the cloud foundation. For us, it means the purchase of new, scalable servers and accompanying software. ”

Fujitsu’s challenge was to gather customer requirements for increasingly complex products, develop solutions, and test them on schedules that continue to accelerate. To avoid performing tests on outdated designs, Fujitsu’s employees needed better ways to stay informed about ongoing changes in requirements and design that might affect the tests being run.With large numbers of documents to manage it was difficult and time-consuming to make, track and communicate changes. Lack of visibility made it difficult to keep the requirements and test teams in synch, and finding data stored in static documents was a time-consuming process.

Steel fabrication plant processing 160MT to 200MT of steel per month.Plant wants to reduce spend on electricity. Evaluated solar panels, but project dropped due to ROI period.Plant has APFCRs to maintain a high Power Factor.

University of Udine is a college committed to the highest education standards, research, interaction with surrounding territories. The collaboration with Endian brought its technological vocation beyond the academic field to translate into a project aimed to protect and safely manage accesses to electrical and thermal control systems, access control and video surveillance.

Based in Bolton, England, Ascribe is a leading provider of business intelligence (BI) and clinically focused IT solutions and services for the healthcare industry. Ascribe estimates that 82 percent of National Health Service (NHS) trusts in the United Kingdom use its products. With access to large volumes of data maintained by the trusts, the company wanted a BI solution that would help healthcare providers detect, predict, and respond more quickly to outbreaks of infectious disease and other health threats. Healthcare analysts typically work from data collected and coded when patients receive treatment in clinics and hospitals. “By the time they get that information it’s usually out-of-date,” says Paul Henderson, Business Intelligence Division Head at Ascribe. “The data has already been coded and stored in a record-keeping system, or it’s been collected from a hospital workflow, and that doesn’t always happen in real time.” In addition, huge volumes of potentially useful data existed in text files from sources such as unscheduled visits to emergency rooms, school attendance logs, and retail drug sales. The Internet offered another trove of untapped information including clickstream analysis and social media such as Twitter. “If you think about each clinician who struggles with getting timely, accurate data, and you compound it on a national scale, then it becomes an immense challenge,” says Henderson. “You have lots of small pieces of data coming in from multiple places, and it can be very difficult to aggregate and interpret.”Ascribe had previously worked on a solution to support the analysis of national emergency care attendance. The system was designed to monitor the daily number of people who visited emergency departments in the UK and raise an alarm when it identified unusual levels of activity such as a potential outbreak of an infectious disease. However, it was difficult to collect data from a rapidly growing number of healthcare providers, including mobile clinicians. In addition, clinicians were unable to use the exploding volume of unstructured data from patient case notes and social media feeds. “The processing power you would need to handle all of that information is beyond the capability of most organizations,” says Henderson. “A hospital can’t just stand up a server farm to process millions of case notes from an emergency care system in addition to other data.” To solve these problems, Ascribe decided to design a proof of concept that would create a standardized approach to working with healthcare data. The company asked Leeds Teaching Hospitals, one of the biggest NHS trusts in the UK, to participate in the project. Leeds can generate up to half a million structured records each year in its Emergency Department system. The hospital also generates approximately 1 million unstructured case files each month.Ascribe wanted to create not just a proof-of-concept BI solution for monitoring infectious disease on the national level, but also a tool that could be used to improve operations for local care providers. “Our goal was to find a way to make data flow more quickly in near-real time,” says Henderson. “We also wanted to augment clinically coded data with data harvested from case notes.” The company wanted to create a national knowledge base that both analysts following disease outbreaks and local clinicians could use to improve healthcare. Ascribe needed a highly scalable, end-to-end solution that could work with multiple data types and sources, as well as provide self-service BI tools for users.

The V2X systems use a sophisticated Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)-based approach to facilitate trusted communication:V2X systems use Elliptical Curve Cryptography (ECC). Device must be able to securely and efficiently generate ECC keysThe random numbers generator must have high entropyRoot-certificates must be protected by usage of secured storageDevice must have tamper resistance, including physical attacksPrivate keys must have protection against side channel attacksPrivate keys must to be protected and used securely › V2X device are required to generate up to 40 messages per second. The signing latency must be low to support this frequency

The solution had to bring all technical records into a single document management system to support the latest international regulatory standards for transmitting documents between lessors and operators. With documents spanning many years, DAE wanted to provide users with quick, efficient access to these documents in a way they hadn’t experienced before.

At the corporation’s Mizushima plant near Okayama, pH measurement during the neutralization of strong acids is closely monitored. For this important measurement Tsutomu Ishikawa and Naoto Ogura, engineers at the plant’s Instrumentation and Engineering Department were not satisfied with the performance of the pH sensors they were using.For this reason, sensors were regularly exchanged at the plant to minimize the chance of failure in the process. But the operation cost was high and Mr. Ishikawa and Mr. Ogura needed a better solution. Specifically, they required to know in advance when a pH sensor would need to be cleaned, calibrated or replaced: “We wanted to grasp how deposits forming on the pH sensors would affect the timing of sensor maintenance and exchange.”

In late 2015, a deployed combustion turbine experienced a row two vane failure, which caused massive secondary damage to the compressor, resulting in nearly two months of downtime and up to $30M in repairs costs and lost opportunity. This failure, though rare, is representative of typical catastrophic events that are very difficult to catch. Though the onsite plant operations team had been monitoring the asset, this specific failure mode was previously unknown and very nuanced, and existing alarms did not have enough information for SMEs to properly diagnose it in time.The OEM decided to evaluate SparkCognition’s predictive analytics solution, SparkPredict®, with the following objectives:1. Demonstrate the ability to detect and distinguish operational and anomalous online steady-state conditions based on blind data provided from the turbine.2. Provide additional insights about the key contributing factors to the underlying anomalies.3. Provide a UI that interfaces to live streaming data from the asset.

Welding is challenging. It’s hard to inspect failures. Welds must be done in a consistent, repeatable process. Stack them too fast, and the packs do not line up.

In the aspect of streamlined production and product quality inspection, it is sometimes necessary for human staff to observe, identify, and discover errors and omissions in the production process. No matter how strong a person's sense of responsibility is or how concentrated he/she is, he/she may be fatigued, neglected, distracted, not to mention, he may turn a blind eye to the mistakes of acquaintances, causing defective products to flow to the market. At the same time, if the all-manual inspection method is adopted on the assembly line, it is not only heavy work but also quite time-consuming. In a modern production line, such an inspection method cannot be accepted, and more importantly, it does not add any value to the production itself.

Operating five locations means securing five locations and each site has unique security needs. Physical space and up-front costs are limited, so Chariot Automotive needed a creative and inspired solution for their corporate office. In addition, the organization did not want to sacrifice ease of use or efficiency.

The primary concern for AdventHealth Orlando was security. The hospital’s security staff, although well-trained and conscientious, could not be everywhere at once. They needed extra “eyes” to catch what people could not. This was especially true in cases such as when a sick or injured person was hastily dropped off at the emergency room by a driver who then sped away. The local sheriff’s office would have to document the incident and identify the driver, but the hospital’s staff was unable to do that reliably.There was also a need for real-time analysis of traffic entering and leaving the hospital. This would tell the security staff how much parking was used by staff and patients and at what times of the day. The efficient operation of the hospital and plans for future growth depended on this data.

Panic knew that releasing a gaming device would present new challenges than they’d seen in the software world, but sacrificing product quality was not an option for them. To start shipping devices to customers, they knew they needed a way to deliver firmware updates so customers would experience a continuously improved product just like Panic’s previously released apps and games. When the Panic team also saw early on that it would be difficult to get useful crash reports from users, they realized they needed a more efficient way to monitor device metrics to catch issues before they became a larger problem.

The Avemex service center is a Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) repair station and Directorate General of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) maintenance workshop. It provides aircraft on ground (AOG) technical support, major structural repairs and retrofits, modification, and upgrades (RMUs). For more than 30 years, Avemex has been a Honeywell partner.Today the firm is a premium dealer and supports all of Honeywell’s avionics solutions. Honeywell provides them with the timely support that they need to offer the best and most effective solutions to the customers.

Efficiently manage prototype production3D printing started out as a prototyping technology for the automotive industry. Although it has grown into a manufacturing technology for a wide variety of industries, the prototyping application still plays an important role in many automotive industries worldwide. World-famous car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Company focuses on cars with better performance and higher safety.By relying on 3D printing, they can create new products in a fast and cost-effective way, and experiment with designs with almost no design limitations or material waste. But how do they efficiently manage their Additive Manufacturing (AM) production?

In commissioning their 4,000 sq. m. data center, DataVita determined that to ensure efficient operations and support the clients they needed cost-effective rack-level temperature and humidity monitoring. Their service level agreements (SLA) with customers guarantee 100% uptime – if availability drops for even a second, DataVita returns 25% of a customer’s quarterly fees. The company sought an experienced partner to design and deploy a rack-level monitoring solution that would protect both their customers and their revenue.

Facilitate customer access to the cloudUnistar LC continuously adapts its business to meet customer demand, leverage industry trends, and broaden its market footprint. Since its move to a solution-centric business, Unistar LC has come up with more than 10 brands, including Unistar PRO.cloud for hosted and managed IT services.However, to ramp up this offering, the provider needed a scalable, cost-efficient, and reliable platform. Though Unistar LC has been a NetApp partner for more than a decade, it was not certain that the company would choose NetApp solutions.

Managing thousands of systems and servers across a multitude of hybrid environments created complexity for Globe Telecom, making it hard to spot issues that could impact customers.Delivering superior customer experience is paramount in the telecom industry.That’s why Globe Telecom insists on running an unfailing, round-the-clock IT operation. They wanted to monitor our networks, applications, and databases from a single pane of glass so we could keep a watchful eye on our systems 24 hours a day, seven days per week — without missing any critical alert

Seeks to improve operational decision-making, safety management and sustainability.A key element in these initiatives is asset maintenance, representing approximately 25% of Cameco’s overall operating costs at its mining operations. Improving asset management began with automating data collection.Cameco had struggled to analyze multiple regular condition monitoring data from assets in the past. As a result, the company found it hard to understand what went wrong in the event of asset failure.

To reduce time to market by speeding up cycle times, and reduce manufacturing and inventory costs, of complex building system automation equipment.

Royal Oaks App is a golf course mobile application based on Android and iOS platforms to enhance the golf experience on the course. The client requirement was to build an app using which they can track all the players, manage all the players who are currently playing, and provide some facility to players through this app. They wanted a GPS screen on this application which helps the player to know about his current status. Also, the player can see the details about how fast he is playing and how fast he can be. Using this app the user can order food as well.

Whether protecting a VIP, evacuating a hot zone, or dealing with highly sensitive data or physical assets, a global intelligence and threat management firm TAM-C Solutions applies a strategic, data-driven approach that produces results, no matter how difficult the circumstances, identifying threats to client personnel, operations, assets, and the client’s brand.  For instance, at the height of the COVID-19 breakout, TAM-C was responsible for managing the logistics for the high-profile evacuation of a group of students stranded in Lima, Peru. The private agency simultaneously coordinated flights out of the country and travel from remote regions to the U.S. Embassy without incident.  Battle-Tested, Client-Focused“TAM-C’s analysts work in extremely close proximity to our clients, which include Fortune 100 companies, academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, and humanitarian agencies all over the world,” says Richman. “It’s not uncommon to have 50 or more staff working at a client’s facility off-site, supporting them on a 24x7 basis. It’s part of our relationship with them, a partnership we forge with each client.” TAM-C’s specialized services rely on its proprietary Fusion system, a patented artificial intelligence platform that perpetually collects and collates data from a wide range of sources. These include publicly available information via social media and the dark web, data on groups and persons of interest, and threats from extremist factions. Fusion automatically analyzes and ranks all collected data by relevance. The findings are assessed by highly skilled security analysts, who then coordinate with teams assigned to client organizations.  

Manual errors in warehouse managementProblems such as inventory theft, delayed shipment, and the need for double verification of inventory

New ERP software was necessary, especially to support HFG’s emphasis on becoming a global player in engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPC(I)) and turn-key contracting.

To optimize its Sigma Smart AirService, Kaeser worked with SAPDigital Business Services to deploySAP Leonardo IoT capabilities as its innovation foundation together with SAP Asset Intelligence Network and SAP Predictive Maintenance and Service. Kaeser’s new solution connects its compressors smartly in the cloud, allowing it to offer a next-generation service at a lower price.Challenges:- Service team unable to access calibration data and other equipment-specific information, which was stored in on-premise systems- No solution to meet the needs of dealers and companies’ service providers- Need for track-and-trace capabilities with selected suppliers to scale-up potential

Extra loop of manual double-checks is needed in automotive quality inspections.

From the sorting and analysis of past cases of digital construction in the energy field, four problems are often encountered in the process of digital upgrading of the energy industry, including the difficulty of using data in the early stage of construction, the diverse and volatile needs in the middle stage of construction, and the later stage of construction., the lack of continuous operation capability and the mismatch of safety requirements, etc.Data is difficult to use: while the amount of data is exploding, the data chimney still exists. According to the statistical analysis of relevant institutions, about 80% of the data has not been effectively used due to data silos and lack of analysis capabilities.Diverse and volatile demands: supply and demand sides, production links, and business departments have different demands for data usage. Business scenarios are complex and have low fault tolerance, making it difficult to get through the CPS (information physical system).Lack of continuous operation capability: business applications and data construction are separated, and data services cannot cope with rapid changes in business, resulting in a lack of depth and breadth of operational services and a significant drop in customer satisfaction.Mismatched security performance: comprehensive energy services require extensive access to customer data, and it is difficult to avoid data interaction security issues between internal and external networks.