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You are here: Home / News / MFG40 researches at BigDat2019 Winter School

MFG40 researches at BigDat2019 Winter School

January 18, 2019 By Anna Huusko

MFG40 researches at BigDat2019 Winter School

    The development of data science and its methodologies are in the center of future’s lean, automation-driven, manufacturing paradigm referred to as Manufacturing 4.0.

    Tangible, production facility investments usually have a planned lifetime of at least 20 years giving you time to adapt with the technology whereas the life of data science technologies is usually a lot less.
    For example, on-premises database solutions are still in a steady shift towards cloud computing and produc-tion critical is increasingly sold as a service instead of “fixed” licenses. This change is ongoing whether your ICT-department personnel (with their degrees dated in the 1990s) like it or not.

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