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Digital Manufacturing Services: From Concept to Reality
Aug 25, 2021 | Market Analysis by Dominique Raviart
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Infosys Brings Managed Services to Digital Manufacturing
Sep 01, 2021, by Dominique RaviartThe world of OT has been consulting-centric in recent years. Although their focus on digital manufacturing and IoT opportunities has intensified, enterprises have typically engaged their IT services partners mostly for use case identification, PoCs and pilot projects. Large-scale build[...]
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Accenture’s Industry X.0 Expands its Focus to Digital Manufacturing Use Cases
Jan 06, 2020, by Dominique RaviartBack in early 2018, we discussed with Accenture how the company had created its Industry X.0 unit to address client demand for product engineering services along with Industry 4.0 and emerging technologies such as AR/VR and digital twins. In Industry X.0, Accenture grouped its capabili[...]
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DXC Bets $2bn on Recovery of Luxoft to Scale its Digital Capabilities
Jan 08, 2019, by NelsonHall AnalystYesterday morning, DXC announced its intended acquisition of Luxoft in an all cash transaction of $59 per share, around $2bn. This represents a 48% premium over Luxoft’s average closing share price over the previous ninety days (and ~86% premium on Friday’s closing price). The deal i[...]
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Atos Strengthens Key Partnerships, Launches New AI Products
Jul 13, 2018, by Mike SmartNelsonHall recently attended Atos’ Technology Day in Paris, where we heard updates on its digital technology initiatives, including key partnerships with Siemens and Google, and new AI product developments. Extending partnership with Siemens Atos gave an update on its [...]
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IoT Platforms: Build or Buy? Implications for Clients & IT Services Vendors
Apr 03, 2018, by Dominique RaviartThere is an abundance of IoT platforms on the market. Many technology firms (e.g. IBM Software, AWS, PTC/Thingworx, Microsoft), major manufacturing firms (GE, Siemens, ABB, Bosch, Schneider Electric) and some large IT services vendors (e.g. Accenture, TCS, and Atos via Worldline) have [...]
latest blog posts on
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Infosys Brings Managed Services to Digital Manufacturing
Sep 01, 2021, by Dominique RaviartThe world of OT has been consulting-centric in recent years. Although their focus on digital manufacturing and IoT opportunities has intensified, enterprises have typically engaged their IT services partners mostly for use case identification, PoCs and pilot projects. Large-scale build[...]
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Accenture’s Industry X.0 Expands its Focus to Digital Manufacturing Use Cases
Jan 06, 2020, by Dominique RaviartBack in early 2018, we discussed with Accenture how the company had created its Industry X.0 unit to address client demand for product engineering services along with Industry 4.0 and emerging technologies such as AR/VR and digital twins. In Industry X.0, Accenture grouped its capabili[...]
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DXC Bets $2bn on Recovery of Luxoft to Scale its Digital Capabilities
Jan 08, 2019, by NelsonHall AnalystYesterday morning, DXC announced its intended acquisition of Luxoft in an all cash transaction of $59 per share, around $2bn. This represents a 48% premium over Luxoft’s average closing share price over the previous ninety days (and ~86% premium on Friday’s closing price). The deal i[...]
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Atos Strengthens Key Partnerships, Launches New AI Products
Jul 13, 2018, by Mike SmartNelsonHall recently attended Atos’ Technology Day in Paris, where we heard updates on its digital technology initiatives, including key partnerships with Siemens and Google, and new AI product developments. Extending partnership with Siemens Atos gave an update on its [...]
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IoT Platforms: Build or Buy? Implications for Clients & IT Services Vendors
Apr 03, 2018, by Dominique RaviartThere is an abundance of IoT platforms on the market. Many technology firms (e.g. IBM Software, AWS, PTC/Thingworx, Microsoft), major manufacturing firms (GE, Siemens, ABB, Bosch, Schneider Electric) and some large IT services vendors (e.g. Accenture, TCS, and Atos via Worldline) have [...]
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