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A digital twin is a virtual replica of a product, system, or process. Geopolitical tensions arising as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, trade disputes, wars between countries, and other factors have prompted automakers and their suppliers to employ digital technologies to minimize operational disruptions, reduce costs and resource utilization, re...

The increase in global internet users, internet traffic, active social media users, and unique mobile phone users has driven digital content growth. In 2022, the industry saw more than 150 million new global internet users, a spike of more than 25% in internet bandwidth, 200+ million new active social media users, and 90+ million unique mobile phon...

The global biometrics industry is entering a new development phase for its solutions. It is no longer about what type of biometric scans you build the software or hardware scanners to capture; rather, biometric solutions now seek to define and position themselves in the industry based on what they can use an individual’s biometrics to help them a...

The global energy industry is going through an unprecedented transition period, and this change is bringing exciting new growth opportunities to the oil and gas (O&G) sector. However, the shift to a net-zero future for carbon emissions means many companies are also facing pricing, energy security, and industry disruption struggles. The energy indus...

The homes and buildings industry’s future is technology enabled. Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic combined with decarbonization challenges will accelerate the use of digital building technologies. Heightened awareness about a safe and healthy environment will prompt the use of the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) applicat...

Enterprise digitalization and surging adoption of IoT applications have led to voluminous amounts of complex structured and unstructured data that require processing to draw meaningful insights. A Frost & Sullivan voice of customer (VOC) global survey on artificial intelligence (AI) finds that 43% of enterprises list data-centricity as a key busine...

Cyberthreats have increased at an unprecedented rate over the last few years, targeting enterprises of all sizes around the world. Governments and corporates have responded with regulations and enhanced budgets and skill sets to counter risks. Disruptions due to digital transformation strategies and the pandemic have increased the need for solution...

Digital risk protection (DRP) is a set of cybersecurity procedures that consists of four strategic pillars: mapping out the digital attack surface area, monitoring the threat landscape, mitigating scam and phishing attacks, and managing a comprehensive risk strategy to protect an organization’s external-facing digital assets beyond its network pe...

Digital risk protection (DRP) is a set of cybersecurity procedures that consists of four strategic pillars: mapping out the digital attack surface area, monitoring the threat landscape, mitigating scam and phishing attacks, and managing a comprehensive risk strategy to protect an organization’s external-facing digital assets beyond its network pe...