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Ensure business growth in the digital age. Dive into #digitaltransformation to find new opportunities, business models, make changes in your organization and bring a new level of value.
Reinforcing your digital adoption strategy, supported by the right AWS cloud strategy, gives you the chance to achieve the expected results.
In our second article in the series, you will find out how to prepare your employees for what may come on the road towards Industry 4.0.
Get tips on approaching the Smart Factory in AWS from the plan through implementation to achieving the first value.

The concept associated with Industry 4.0 is Smart Factory – in other words “intelligent factory”. This type of plant is based on integrated systems with the use of the industrial Internet of Things and new methods of production organization. It is intended to enable a high level of product personalization and run production processes with minimal labor input.
The idea and activities within Smart Industry allow companies to shift market competition from offering a simple product to providing value-added products and competing with process excellence. This applies to cooperation with potential customers from the stage of virtual product design, through simulations, production optimization and real-time monitoring, to after-sales service.

The ubiquitous fourth industrial revolution, named Industry 4.0, is now one of the fastest growing IoT markets. The digital transformation journey is more than bragging about smart innovations and gadgets. It’s often one of the best solutions for dealing with serious bottlenecks in the industry, such as frequent downtime and complete shutdowns of production lines. ThingWorx, as part of Industry 4.0 and the rich catalog of tools supporting it, is a comprehensive IoT product that enables the rapid creation and development of IoT solutions. Combining ThingWorx’s capabilities with AWS cloud can add new features to these solutions. Having ThingWorx running in the cloud (Connector) translates into, among other things, the ability to preprocess IoT data before it even enters ThingWorx. This feature is particularly useful for real-time data, which could otherwise overwhelm ThingWorx if sent directly to it.

The cloud is not on-premise, which means that IT purchases don’t happen according to a strategic plan, but immediately when the architect provisions new resources in the cloud. So how to deal with excessive costs in the AWS cloud? The first and quick solution is cost optimizations, which start by analyzing the accounts and seeing which and how AWS cloud services are used. Based on this, recommendations are made for optimization measures. These actions are part of the long-term adoption of the FinOps culture, which engages finance, technology, and business together to build a process of continuous cloud cost control in the organization.

Discover the game-changing power of predictive maintenance! Forbes and numerous reports agree that it’s a must-know trend for Industry 4.0 in 2022. Imagine having advanced analytics and AI-based forecasting at your fingertips, enabling you to prevent costly breakdowns and optimize your manufacturing processes.

The cloud is a key success factor in digital transformation. It provides companies with many decisive advantages. However, the prerequisite for this is the right cloud strategy. The interview with Christian Thiem, Senior Business Analyst at TT PSC Germany GmbH, covers questions such as: What needs to be considered in the roadmap to the cloud? What strategies can be adopted for the implementation?

IT staff augmentation increases the potential of your team. An additional specialist is support in completing daily tasks and meeting deadlines. The presence of this person allows to increasing productivity when new and challenging business opportunities arise.

Information from various systems within a business is comparable to clues in a criminal case. Every single trace conceals information. Some of them drop out due to a lack of documentation.

20 years after entering the IT market, Atlassian is still one of the world’s leading providers of enterprise software solutions – from test and development management applications to agile (or cascading) project management systems to business process digitization capabilities, including administration and ITSM. According to recent data, Atlassian already has more than 200 000 customers worldwide and its market value is estimated at more than $60 billion. In order to achieve and sustain these results, Atlassian must be flexible and adapt to the needs of a changing world. Atlassian is now entering a new era with its customers – the Cloud – and is phasing out its Server-based systems.

An intranet improves communication, integrates and gives a sense of belonging. Apart from purely practical advantages, it has a number of assets of a social nature (“social intranet” is also one of the keywords searched in Google). If you are looking for an intranet/extranet that will be functional, intuitive, advanced in terms of functionality and friendly from a visual point of view, we recommend a combination of the Confluence system by Atlassian and Linchpin by Seibert Media.

Electronic recruitment systems and proven recruitment tools are increasingly sought after by professional recruiters and companies, who want to streamline the process of hiring new employees in their organizations. By combining the capabilities of Jira Service Management and Confluence (and proper configuration of both), we can implement a comprehensive environment, in which the recruitment process […]

What’s the difference between a service desk and a helpdesk; what functionalities does an advanced tool like that have, and what criteria to take into consideration when choosing ITSM software for your company? See the answers.