Are Smart Cities Making Our Lives Better?
So, ask yourself a question if you do live in a smart city. Is your life better? For those who don’t live in a smart city, what are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a smart city?
by John Radtke
According to experts, manufacturing is by far the biggest spender on IoT technologies, with a total of nearly $200 billion for discrete manufacturing and process manufacturing combined. In addition, there are many benefits to efficient resource utilization, minimizing human effort, saving time through the IoT platform, enhance data collection that improves security.
The challenges are high-Investment cost, secure data storage and management, connectivity outages, lack of standards. So how does a plant manager decide how to integrate IoT in manufacturing. Let’s discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each one.
Advantages of IoT in manufacturing:
Disadvantages of IoT in manufacturing:
While there are challenges in creating IoT solutions for manufacturing, they can be addressed and overcome by working with the right partner. It’s up to you as a business owner to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of IoT in manufacturing.
So, ask yourself a question if you do live in a smart city. Is your life better? For those who don’t live in a smart city, what are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a smart city?
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