Actionable Benefits
- Provide a comprehensive understanding of data generation trends across industrial verticals, with discrete manufacturing, automotive, and process sectors driving the need for advanced data management solutions.
- Deliver a detailed analysis of the Total Addressable Market (TAM) for data integration solutions by manufacturing sub-sector, highlighting opportunities in mission-critical applications like cameras, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) systems, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms.
- Offer strategic insights on hybrid cloud and edge computing adoption, with recommendations for suppliers to optimize their solutions for Industry 4.0, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML)-driven initiatives in industrial enterprises.
Research Highlights
- Detailed projection of data that will be generated by industrial enterprises by 2030, with a breakdown across discrete, automotive, and process manufacturing sectors.
- Analysis of how industrial data differ from consumer data, focusing on operational safety, efficiency, and production continuity, which necessitates advanced data management solutions.
- Examination of the need for data fabric solutions to support both cloud-based agility and robust edge presence in response to sector-specific demands.
Critical Questions Answered
- How can suppliers effectively cater to the different data demands across manufacturing sub-sectors (discrete, automotive, and process)?
- What features are required for data fabric solutions that integrate mission-critical systems such as cameras, CNCs, and ERP platforms?
- How should suppliers adapt their data integration solutions to meet Industry 4.0 and AI/ML-driven initiatives in industrial enterprises?
Who Should Read This?
- Product managers at data integration and AI/ML solution providers aiming to address the complex, mission-critical data requirements in industrial sectors such as manufacturing, automotive, and process industries.
- Sales and business development leads at cloud and edge computing suppliers seeking to expand their market share in verticals that require robust data integration and real-time analytics.
- Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) at industrial suppliers, responsible for aligning product strategies with the growing need for scalable, mission-critical data solutions that can drive enterprise digitization and efficiency efforts.
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