Our IoT and Lifecycle Analytics solution for the Heavy Equipment Industry leverages the Internet of Things (IoT) to collect information from machinery in the field, mine and construction site, the physical twin. Combine this with engineering insight contained in the Digital Innovation Platform, the digital twin, to gain insights necessary for achieving a competitive advantage.
Our IoT and Lifecycle Analytics solution for the Heavy Equipment Industry leverages the Internet of Things (IoT) to collect information from machinery in the field, mine and construction site, the physical twin. Combine this with engineering insight contained in the Digital Innovation Platform, the digital twin, to gain insights necessary for achieving a competitive advantage.
Construction, agricultural and mining equipment are becoming more complex, due in part to ever-increasing customer requirements, and ultimately to a drive to reduce total cost of ownership. This is creating the need for smarter, more connected machinery that achieves a competitive advantage through greater availability and higher performance.
With supply chains growing longer and more global, supplier visibility decreases, increasing the risk of non-compliant parts reaching customers and ultimately increasing warranty and service costs. Fragmented equipment information also prevents your customers from influencing design, product innovation, and performance enhancements.
From the design and development of machinery, through manufacturing, delivery and end-customer use, advanced analytics are required every step of the way to make informed decisions. Complexity also increases with the massive amount of data that must be collected, processed, and analyzed. The Internet of Things (IoT) plays an increasingly critical role with your data about connected products, plants, systems, and machines.
We leverage IoT to collect information from machinery in the field, mine and construction site, the physical twin. Then we combine this with engineering insight contained in the PLM system, the digital twin, to provide equipment manufacturers the insight they need to achieve competitive advantage.
