Data-driven Outcomes | Internet of Things and Digital Transformation in The Chemicals Industry

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Data-driven outcomes How the Internet of Things
is driving digital transformation in the
chemicals industry
Frost Sullivan Report
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IoT Built on an always-connected world
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IoT Deployment in manufacturing
40
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22.5
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Extended IoT to customers
Deployed IoT internally
Embedded IoT into processes
Reported impact on revenue
Source FS survey on manufacturing companies
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IoT devices Ideal for big data collection
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IoT How it benefits the chemicals industry
Asset Management
Product Lifecycle Management
Energy Efficiency
Enterprise Resource Planning
Supply Chain Management
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IoT Helping improve efficiency and revenue
Predictive maintenance, facilities
planning, inventory optimization and operational
decision making
Remote monitoring for Enterprise Resource
Planning (ERP)
Real-time data for sensor alerts, enabling fast
fixes
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IoT Helping improve efficiency and revenue
Tracking and managing out-of-date products,
recalls, service and support 
Smart metering to analyze historical and
real-time data for sensitive chemical
environmental conditions
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IoT How the chemicals industry can ride
the next big wave
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IoT with Infor
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For more information on how you can adopt IoT in
your chemicals industry
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