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Time to read: 7 minutes  Posted by Aron Semle Industry 4.0 solutions start with the same problem. How do I collect critical data from the factory floor? This sounds easy, but in reality, factory floors are highly heterogenous environments. It's common to have a newer machine that is highly connected sitting next to a 30-year-old machine with no connectivity at all. This forces teams to get creative. They might use an OPC UA server for one machine, SQL for the next, and retrofit another with new sensors that publish data via REST or MQTT. Each situation is unique, and teams need flexible solutions to leverage the connectivity options they have in place today.
That’s why I am excited to announce the release of HighByte Intelligence Hub version 1.3. This release is full of new capabilities that allow our customers to gather data from many sources in the factory, rapidly add context to the data, and reliably deliver it to their platforms of choice. These additional capabilities greatly expand the connectivity options available to our customers. Here are the highlights: Time to read: 4 minutes  Posted by Aron Semle The future of Industry 4.0 is open: open standards, open platforms, and open thinking. In today’s ecosystem, realizing the full potential of Industry 4.0 requires a mesh of products working together to fulfill each layer of the technology stack. Open standards and platforms simplify these integrations and speed up the time-to-value for Industry 4.0 solutions.
That is why I am excited to announce the release of HighByte Intelligence Hub version 1.2, enabling our customers to deploy their Industry 4.0 solutions even faster by leveraging additional open standards and platforms.
Time to read: 5 minutes
 Posted by Torey Penrod-Cambra
Leveraging industrial information to make better decisions, faster is the ultimate goal of Industry 4.0, Smart Manufacturing, IIoT, and Advanced Analytics solutions. However, as industrial information networks expand to encompass more sensors, devices, and systems, the existing data infrastructure has become overloaded. Manufacturers and other industrial companies require an Industrial DataOps solution that can handle industrial data collection, transformation, and delivery at scale. Scalability is the name of the game.
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