Manufacturing Industry
New procedures, technologies and practices are being introduced nearly on a daily basis, which makes the manufacturing industry among the most interesting and challenging. During the introduction of computers in Industry 3.0, it was disruptive thanks to the addition of an entirely new technology. Now, and into the future with Industry 4.0, computers will continue to connect and communicate with one another. This results in making decisions without human involvement.
Industry 4.0 is expanding the possibilities of digital transformation and is seeing an increase of importance to the organization. It combines and connects digital and physical technologies such as AI, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Also, within 4.0, one cannot forget about additive manufacturing, robotics, cloud computing, and big data. Smart and automated technologies drive for more flexible, responsive, and interconnected enterprises capable of making more informed decisions, known as smart factories and/or manufacturing.
IT Intensive Spaces Within Manufacturing
Within the manufacturing industry, modern facilities will continue to evolve with additional technology to enable global competitiveness. As facilities implement automation, the amount of technology reliant on IT infrastructure will increase. Here is a sample of some areas JEM can assist:
Data Centers
MDF/IDF
Telecommunications Closets
Cloud & Edge Computing
Control Rooms
AI & Machine Learning
IIoT Networks
Automation & Robotics
MES Integration
ERP Systems
Labs (Simulation, Research & Development)
Distribution Centers
Production Floors
Supply Chain & Logistics
Cybersecurity & Data Protection
Additive Manufacturing
JEM’s Products and Services
JEM has nearly 50 years’ experience working within the manufacturing industry. Not only can we can help with your technology products, we also provide a variety of services. Contact JEM to support your needs within data centers, as well as edge computing and network closets on the manufacturing floors and in office spaces.
