I am on a mission to reveal the benefits of the Internet of Things and to encourage customers to take the first step. For this reason, we at itelligence are working with IoT use cases that are based on real business scenarios. In my first blog of this “Bring Your Things to Life” blog series, I described the mixed reality use case for service technicians.
Discussions about digitalization and the Internet of Things do often disregard tangible scenarios. By setting up this “Bring Your Things to Life with itelligence” blog series, Wolfgang Möller, our Global Director Discrete Industries and Internet…
This blog is the fourth and final article in our “Matching Different IoT Ecosystems” blog series. During the three previous blog articles, we dealt with processes and technology. Now, we are coming to the element that is starring in the digital transformation and design of united ecosystems – people.
Wow, what a topic. Actually it is a good question, because we are talking about melding different ecosystems, of which ERP is one of many, which have to be integrated into one entire network. Well, welcome to the third part of our “Matching Different IoT Ecosystems” blog series.
Welcome to part two of our blog series “Matching Different IoT Ecosystems”. Part one was about the challenges and opportunities of vertical and horizontal integration of business processes and the need for high-performance IoT scenarios. Today’s issue will handle the next step: Sensor Integration and Onboarding Processes.
The full power of the Internet of Things can only be leveraged by integrated processes. So, matching different ecosystems is a prerequisite on the way to integration excellence. On the one hand, a harmonized process landscape is the lever for a next level of efficiency.
What is your personal business case for the digital age? And what role do your business partners have to play in it? These tips and suggestions will help you develop your very own Internet of…
Global Director Discrete Industries & Internet of Things
For more than 25 years Wolfgang Möller has been working in the SAP business. As consultant, project leader, and management consultant, he has operated in a lot of international projects. At itelligence, since 2000, Wolfgang Möller is responsible for the automobile industry and, for more than five years, the development of international solutions for the manufacturing industry, e.g. automotive, machinery and plant engineering. Moreover, he supports itelligence and NTTDATA subsidiaries in the following areas: business development, go-to-market strategies, process optimization, sales and delivery processes as well as strategic consulting. Wolfgang Möller is responsible for the Internet of Things topic, too and has taken part in the development of new SAP and itelligence IoT solutions for our customers as well.