13.04.2015 • Whitepaper • Industry 4.0 • IT infrastructure • Rittal

Whitepaper on Industry 4.0 Infrastructure

Manufacturing industry can only gain speed and increase flexibility with consistent, IT-assisted value chains. A newly published whitepaper from Rittal shows why IT plays a key ro...

The right infrastructure for industry 4.0 is critical to success
The right infrastructure for industry 4.0 is critical to success

Manufacturing industry can only gain speed and increase flexibility with consistent, IT-assisted value chains.

A newly published whitepaper from Rittal shows why IT plays a key role in Industry 4.0 and explains how companies can establish the infrastructure needed.

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