Industrial Automation
Cisco wins Manufacturing Solution of the Year award for integrating industrial security with networking
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Cisco is recognized for its unified industrial security and networking architecture that not only helps avoid extra costs and complexity, but also offers better protection.
Is it time to virtualize your factory floor?
6 min read
Virtualization of control systems in a manufacturing environment can be hugely beneficial provided you build a flexible, scalable, deterministic, and secure network to ease transition to a centralized pool of virtual machines.
Cisco IoT enables the global acceleration of offshore wind energy
2 min read
Cisco Validated Design for offshore wind farms decreases deployment time, risk, and complexity while improving overall security.
Yamazaki Mazak accelerates their digital offerings with Cisco IoT and Design-In Program
1 min read
Cisco IoT solutions enable remote, secure access to onsite machines, leading to significant time and cost savings.
Visibility & Resiliency: Letting Your Factory Work For You
2 min read
Manufacturing visibility and resiliency offer great promise for manufacturers to optimize business operations and, at the same time, improve customer satisfaction. The golden key to pervasive manufacturing visibility and resiliency lies in the scalable infrastructure that delivers factory data in real time. This "restructuring" of your infrastructure allows your factory to be prepared for anything that can be thrown its way.
Energybox uses Cisco IoT to power smart, sustainable business
2 min read
Large multi-site vendors save millions of dollars per year with industrial IoT networks that capture data, deliver insights, and automate manual processes.
Why Manufacturers duplicate IPv4 addresses and how IE switches help solve the issues
6 min read
Industrial Automation and manufacturing use sophisticated machines with duplicate IP Addresses. Layer 2 NAT on Cisco IE switches can solve this problem.
Reduce Your Turbulence With An Agile Supply Chain
2 min read
Supported by New Supply Chain Architecture, companies can take several immediate steps to prepare for the future by re-imaging their applications, transforming their technology infrastructure to intelligent technologies, and integrating all ecosystem-based supply chains
Want A Thriving Workforce? Consider Hybrid Work
2 min read
Unless we are talking about highly automated plants, manufacturing workers will always be on-site and unable to work from remote locations. It makes sense to provide this workforce with the same digital mobility and collaboration tools that office workers have — or risk losing a greater mindshare of next generation of workers.