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Market for Drones Built to Inspect Wind Turbines Could Be Worth $6bn by 2024, Report Says
To inspect the blades of the more than 270,000 wind turbines operating globally, technicians have traditionally relied on binoculars and field scopes from the ground, or have scaled the turbines with the help of ropes or cables. Today, unmanned aerial vehicles are providing a safer option, with the benefit of higher-resolution imaging. Cumulative global revenue for wind turbine UAV sales and inspection services is expected to reach nearly $6bn by 2024, according to a Navigant Research report.
Disruptive Mobile Technologies Key to Best Supply Chain Performance
Tying the Internet of Things to a strategy for mobile devices - wearables, tablets, smartphones - is not only forward-thinking, but gets to the heart of what good supply chain management is all about.
MiX Telematics Adds Driver-Engagement Platform
MiX Telematics, a provider of truck fleet and mobile asset-management technology, has introduced MyMiX, a driver-engagement platform designed to help customers run safer and more efficient fleet operations.
Supplier Compliance Programs: The Gap Between Talk and Walk
Companies say they have effective supplier compliance programs in place. But reality says something quite different.
The Future of Robotics in Logistics
Are robots taking over the warehouse?
Apparel Maker Uses RFID to Track Garments
Global coat and outerwear manufacturer Herman Kay Co. is carrying out a five-phase RFID deployment to track the garments that it produces and ships to customers.
Robots Can Be Scaled to Safely, Efficiently Work Alongside Humans
Robot installations are estimated to increase an average of 12 percent per year from 2015 to 2017, according to the International Federation of Robotics. Those IFR statistics note that "human-machine collaboration will open up new applications and attract new customers."
Has the Barcode Seen Its Best Days?
The tried and true barcode may be approaching its twilight. Because of the increasing demand for information about products, the 41-year-old technology is due for an evolutionary replacement.
Pharmaceutical Companies Can Play Major Role in Digital Revolution of Healthcare
Pharmaceutical companies are running hard to keep pace with changes brought about by digital technology. Mobile communications, the cloud, advanced analytics, and the Internet of Things are among the innovations that are starting to transform the healthcare industry in the ways they have already transformed the media, retail and banking industries. Pharma executives are well aware of the disruptive potential and are experimenting with a wide range of digital initiatives.
Advances in Autonomous Vehicle Technology Drive Burgeoning Market
Some 85 million autonomous-capable vehicles are expected to be sold annually around the world by 2035, according to Navigant Research.
Post-Katrina, New Orleans Sees Benefit of Using Cloud to Enable Disaster Recover
The City of New Orleans and private businesses that struggled to survive the devastation of Hurricane Katrina learned some valuable lessons. One of the primary caveats when it comes to business continuity is to mitigate risk by embracing the cloud.
Stuck With Cloud Provider That May Not Be Your Long-term Choice?
In 2010, when Netflix was still early into its shift from DVD rentals to online movies and shows, it started using Amazon Web Services, the retailer's cloud computing division. Now that Netflix streams 100 million-plus hours of video every day, it's sticking with Amazon partly because of Amazon's scale and features, and partly because switching vendors "would be a significant multi-year effort," says Yury Izrailevsky, Netflix's vice president for cloud and platform engineering.
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