Mobile technologies for customer engagement

Data mining and analysis

Cybersecurity

Internet of Things

Socially enabled business processes

Cloud computing

Battery and power technologies

Robotics

Wearable computing

3D printing

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MOBILITY IN MANUFACTURING

TOP TECHNOLOGY PRIORITIES OF CEOs IN INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING

MOBILE APPLICATIONS IN USE IN MANUFACTURUNG TODAY

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EmailCollecting data

Onsite visualizationAccess databases

Control equipmentRemote access

SchedulingAccessing manualsSafety applicationsEmployee tracking

MANUFACTURING PROCESSES WHERE MOBILE SOLUTIONS ARE DEPLOYED

IMPACT OF MOBILE APPS

WareHouse

ShopFloor Quality

Control

FieldSales

FieldService

FleetManagement

Procurement

ManagementDecisions

SupplyChain

MaterialTracking

AssetTracking/

Maintenance

Reduction in order status calls to the enterprise sales teams.

Increase in sales the first six months these apps were available.

76%

13%

Source: Forbes

Source: Catavolt

Source:lnsresearch

Source: AT&T

55% of manufacturers plan to increase investments in mobility to lower production costs in 2015.

54% respondents believe enabling plant supervisors to leverage all information to do their jobs on mobile devices will be the biggest

impact of mobility in manufacturing.

33% predicted mobility growth in manufacturing through 2017.

By 2016, manufacturing will account for 23% of the nearly $5 billion in mobile enterprise application service revenues.

6%

80% people believe that mobility could add at least 6% productivi-ty to their manufacturing organization.

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54%

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2017

2016

2015

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$5BILLION 23%

2016

Source: IHS Technology

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