In part 1 of this two-part series, we explored how Unified Namespace (UNS) is a powerful solution that can help organisations streamline their operations and improve efficiency by creating a single, standardised naming convention for all data points in a system.

Unified Namespace (UNS) is a game-changer for industrial automation, providing a standardised approach to data sharing and interoperability between different systems and applications.

Part I of this digital transformation blog series outlined how to assess your current state, identify what you want out of your digitalisation journey in relation to key business drivers, and develop a technology roadmap with a digital strategy.

People clearly recognise the value and importance of digitalisation and Industry 4.0. Successful digital transformation can quickly remove some of the biggest pain points for a business and shift an organisation's goals to better serve its customers.

Reducing costly unplanned downtime, improving performance and agility – the promised advantages of Industry 4.0 certainly sound enticing.

Nukon's way of working is quite unique compared with other consultancies – it's kind of like our 'secret sauce'.

It’s how we deliver the most effective digital transformation solutions to you, keeping you in the loop every step of the way to ensure your outcomes are achieved.

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.

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.

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.

The Nukon team are spread far and wide across Australia. We have team members based in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Launceston. We also regularly meet with clients (virtually and face-to-face) and see their operations first-hand. We take the time to understand their operations.