Since every company wants to be the best, each enterprise needs to tirelessly strive to do things better — complacency is not an option. Technology is one of the best tools for achieving innovation. Here are three important enterprise technology trends to watch now and over the coming years.
While the actual impact of COVID-19 on India market will be evident by middle of 2020, we expect a slowdown in terms of discretionary IT spending, contract renewals and new deals getting signed as enterprises recalibrate by cost structure in coming months.
Researchers working under DARPA’s Pandemic Preparedness Platform seek to create instant, short-term countermeasure.
Many of the Indian IT services companies are going to be impacted by multiple factors due to the virus. Their business continuity, disaster recovery and their manpower itself will be impacted. All this is expected to go on for the next three to six months and that will impact their deliverable and time lines as this entire industry is manpower based.
Collaboration with one another and smart technology solutions are the two strongest pillars that can help the pharma industry to quickly fulfill the global demand for a vaccine
Pharma 4.0 revolves around a system of real-time monitoring, simulation and control of manufacturing processes. The goal is to enable processes to self-adjust based on data from interconnected systems running throughout the operation.
In the future, software solutions that include AI are expected to help discover and exploit optimization potential that is hidden today, thus maximizing the yield of a pharmaceutical product or reducing production costs
Vertical integration is a fundamental condition for the implementation of numerous Industry 4.0 solutions (Industrial Internet of Things). Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers can use it with any smart equipment such as filter integrity testers and analytical test devices or automation systems such as DCS or SCADA.
Brand equity has always been a significant focus for B2C companies — however, it is also an important performance metric for the B2B sector. Yet, “25% of B2B CMOs consider Brand Awareness an important marketing metric, only 15% believe Brand Equity is important.”
Health technologies encompass all the devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures and systems designed to streamline healthcare operations, lower costs and enhance quality of care. Many healthcare executives are eager to get started on new projects that will give them an opportunity to test out some of the new innovations others in the industry have engaged in.