Fourth Industrial Revolution

Industry 4.0 digitalization is applicable to all horizons and businesses in the manufacturing industry.
Digitalization helps in connecting all elements of workspace be it physical or digitally accessible to
everyone, hence creating IoT.
IoT as we know enables the elimination of laborious tasks and helps in innovation. Something like 3D
printing of parts or a batch as a whole that was not possible before is now very much practical due to a
new level of precision monitored by computers/AI. This new level of interaction between human and a
bot has helped save a lot of monotonous and laborious work for the human staff and has encouraged
innovation along with more user adoption of robots and computers for strategic and critical processes.
There is a substantial amount of data created in everyday activities like making a call, transmitting
electricity and most of this data is unreadable and flowing through transmitters, cables and/or
numbers. Here, Big Data Analysis helps a manufacturingcompany to monitor and rapidly view data
from all of their suppliers, customers and partners in a single window. If there is a critical process needs
management’s attention to determine the part of plant that is not working, they can exactly locate the
location and the reason of the failure and have a solution ready for deployment. This will result in
minimal loss of resources besides streamlining the processes.
Where there is huge amount of data and accessibility to such data seems to inevitable, data security
comes into picture. Cybersecurity and data accessibility are a part of Big Data Analysis and make data
accessibility less of a headache. This complete process together makes the company not only process
oriented, but also an innovation-oriented organisation.