Search results for: 'Future of Manufacturing: The Case for India'

The COVID-19 pandemic marked a major global change that transformed manufacturing. Political tensions, such as the US-China conflict and the Russo-Ukrainian War; economic uncertainties, such as high inflation rates and de-dollarization initiatives; and continuous supply chain disruptions have forced manufacturers to invest in technology to secure r...

Countries across the world have adopted several transformative work trends. This study analyzes how those trends create a better work environment and generate opportunities for major sectors, such as technology, energy, industrial, mobility, business and financial services, agriculture, security, aerospace and defense, supply chain and logistics, r...

The adoption of electric four-wheelers in India is growing gradually, making it a major market for global companies. The growth of the electric vehicle (EV) market in the country is predominantly driven by government initiatives and incentives, mainly focusing on manufacturing localization, supply chain security, and export competitiveness, as well...

Contact centers are crucial in manufacturing, serving as the primary interface between the manufacturer and its customers. Manufacturers investing in their contact centers and providing excellent customer service can enhance customer experience (CX), build long-term customer relationships, and gain a competitive advantage. The importance of CX in...

Manufacturers face several challenges the continuing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, a shortage of skilled workers, supply chain disruptions, cybersecurity issues, and geopolitical risks such as the Russo-Ukrainian War. To thrive, they need to be agile in an increasingly disruptive world while meeting their business and operational objectives. ...

21 Dec 2022  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Supercomputers: Enabling Applications of the Future

The Demand for High-performance Computing Boosts Future Growth Potential Across Application Areas

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A supercomputer is an interconnected system of processors, memory modules, input, and outputs (I/O), and network nodes, that collectively execute highly complex tasks in a significantly smaller time frame than a regular computer. A regular computer may take years to execute certain processes while a supercomputer can achieve those in minutes. Super...

The manufacturing sector is highly vulnerable to unpredictable market dynamics. Sudden changes in demand lead to major supply chain disruptions, resource shortages, increased turnaround time, and, most importantly, losses incurred while incorporating these changes in production processes. A comprehensive and adaptable system that meets business nee...

The high demand for satellite manufacturing is the direct result of the increase in the number of satellite launches and increase in number of planned constellations. This has resulted in Serial production of satellites. The overall growth in the satellite manufacturing market has spurred the demand for satellite subsystem and component manufactur...

The Middle East manufacturing sector is undergoing a structural transformation driven by decarbonization imperatives, energy transition, and the economic diversification agendas of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) governments. Carbon intensity is emerging as a key competitive differentiator, particularly as the European Union (EU)'s Carbon Border...