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18 Sep 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Value-added Services Backed by Industry 4.0 to Propel the Global Oil & Gas Refinery MRO Services Market, 2020–2024

Leveraging Cloud, Big Data and Analytics will Improve Accessibility for Customers and Enable MRO Service Providers to Generate New Revenue Streams

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Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services catering to the oil & gas refinery market will be adversely impacted by the Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) induced economics slump, alongside the oversupply of oil and lack of storage capacities 2016 to 2024 (the study period of this research). This market is currently (2019) valued at $15.40 billion and...

This study explores industrial robotics' potential growth opportunities. The global workforce shortage and customers' growing interest in automation are significant drivers for the adoption of robots, which are being deployed across several industries, including retail, manufacturing, healthcare, food and beverage, and agriculture. A few countries ...

This study explores the potential growth opportunities presented by industrial robotics in the food and beverage (F&B) and pharmaceutical industries. The inclination toward robotic automation is increasing in both sectors as workforce scarcity remains a significant issue. Robots are being deployed across various applications within the F&B and phar...

Industrial control and automation have been historically dependent on hardware devices and proprietary, vertically integrated systems. Shifting the centralization of logic and intelligence from hardware into software that can run on any capable device is a key step in improving productivity and flexibility in manufacturing. This shift also addresse...

Software-defined automation (SDA) represents a paradigm shift in industrial and manufacturing control systems that addresses traditional operational technology (OT) architectures' limitations. As proprietary, hardware-intensive automation systems reach the end of their life cycles, they increasingly hinder innovation, scalability, and adaptability ...