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Are You Ready for the Industrial IoT?

In the industrial sector, a growing number of equipment manufacturers are using the Internet of Things (IoT) to expand their businesses. They’re leveraging data, generated by machines and appliances in the field, to move from simply selling products to selling products plus services or products as a service. These new, value-added services, such as real-time monitoring, remote troubleshooting, and predictive maintenance, help equipment makers set themselves apart from the competition and create a sustainable way to ensure revenue, even during times of economic uncertainty or when capital expenditures dip. What’s more, investing in industrial IoT-driven capabilities helps increase customer loyalty, since the extra level of service tends to increase client/supplier communication and often generates a greater sense of teamwork.

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