As another high-profile cyber-attack makes the news, many of us guiltily breathe a quick sigh of relief that it’s not us.

Most of us know the frustration of going to the supermarket and finding the exact ingredient you need is out of stock.

Encouraging the adoption of technology to improve outputs, quality and efficiencies often bring with it questions of where operators fit in current manufacturing technology trends.

Food and beverage manufacturing operations are facing greater competition on a global scale, along with changing customer preferences.

In the last year, we saw arguably more disruption than in a number of previous years combined.

Nukon is delighted to be named the 2020 Partner of the Year by advanced analytics software company, Seeq Corporation.

Let’s be honest – when we began 2020, we probably didn’t plan for the year we ended up having. There is just a few weeks left before 2021 begins, and despite the challenges, there have been some exciting and innovative moments at Nukon.

The interconnectivity of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is formidable. So many components seamlessly working together produce a bounty of positive outcomes for a company. Making better business decisions, uncovering inefficiencies and being proactive in mitigating risk are just a few of the benefits it brings.

Disruption. Unprecedented change. Uncertain times.

I’m certain most of us have seen these terms used multiple times per day over the last few months.

Has your operation made the world-renowned “journey to the cloud?” With cloud data centers predicted to process 94% of workloads in 2021, it’s important to understand all that cloud computing offers.