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::: nBlog ::: One of my early sources of critical thinking is Carl von Clausewitz, a Prussian general from the nineteenth century. His deeply influential book ‘On

::: nBlog ::: Following the invention of the transistor and subsequently the integrated circuit during the 60s, we’ve seen an explosion of algorithms embedded to

::: nBlog ::: While talking to our numerous industrial customers, ranging from heavy machinery suppliers to workforce tracking and navigation solution providers, I’ve noticed that

::: nBlog ::: The big pharma has been buzzing about a new term – serialization – for some years already, after the EU started preparing

::: nBlog ::: This week I met with a couple of experienced CIO types from $2B+ manufacturing and engineering companies. Due to mergers and acquisitions,

::: nBlog ::: In 2016, a few prominent scientists, such as my idol Stephen Hawking, and business leaders like Elon Musk warned about the dangers of

::: nBlog ::: A couple of months ago I ordered LED growth lights for my small chili plantation, which has somewhat suffered during dark winter months.

::: nBlog ::: For the last 200 years, people have been envisioning and building different kinds of robots, from household appliances such as Roomba’s automated vacuum

::: nBlog ::: Recently, I had the privilege to visit major Japanese car manufacturers, including many of their primary part suppliers. Their factories, processes and R&D

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