Enterprise Technology and Expertise
In the First Industrial Revolution, it was the growth of industries and factory organization.
The Second Industrial Revolution was the ‘rapid industrialization’ in the 19th century
The Third Industrial Revolution was the ‘Digital Age’
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is the integration of the physical, digital and biological worlds.
It is easy to see that the need for more data, faster, as well as control of this data has increased greatly each time there has been a change or progress.
Therefore, it is important for executives and entrepreneurs alike to know where they stand, staffing wise and technologically, when managing their organizations. This also goes for knowing what their competition is doing in these same areas.
Do you have the staff that you need, and is there too little or too much resource for what you are doing? And for companies involved in manufacturing, it becomes routine to get as much done as possible while reducing the effort (and cost) to do so. The right company can give you the right answers to these questions using your company’s empirical data.
In addition, there are other fundamental questions that can help companies with this ‘self-analysis,’ e.g., “is your company in a position to receive and transmit large segments of data,” or “can your teams manage this data in ways that helps them make decisions better and much faster?
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