PTC Unveils Industry 4.0 Strategy for Manufacturing Companies
Published2017.04.06 15:52Participation in the German Academy of Engineering Consortium to develop Industry 4.0 maturity indicators
New application for connected operations launched
In addition to McKinsey & Company, we are working with GE, National Instruments, and OSIsoft on Industry 4.0 initiatives and plan to develop new IoT solutions for industrial use cases with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE).
We also support Industry 4.0 initiatives by launching new connected operations applications. New applications based on PTC's IoT development platform, ThingWorx, are designed to unlock potential value by integrating operational digital data with physical data generated by machines and sensors.
“PTC is focused on enabling manufacturers to realize the potential of Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing,” said Kathleen Milford, vice president of segments at PTC. “Our new connected applications, the development of the Industry 4.0 Maturity Index with the German Academy of Engineering, and our collaboration with McKinsey & Company will enable our customers to experience innovation like never before.”
In addition, PTC provides workshops and value innovation services to strengthen Industry 4.0 strategies through its IoT Transformation Advisory Practice.
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