All modern businesses have to take both physical and digital operations into account as they plan for the future and carry out day-to-day tasks and workflows. While companies can maintain wholly separate digital and physical systems, or only partially connected ones, the results are often subpar.
Our whitepaper, “Harmonizing Your Company’s Digital and Physical Operations,” outlines the benefits of a more thoroughly connected business — one that can take all operational data into account. When organizations break down silos that keep information and processes separate, they can realize a clearer picture of their organization as a whole. That means stronger and more complete analysis of customer habits and business operations, less room for errors, and much more.
Finding the right tools to support alignment between the digital and physical sides of organizations is entirely possible, but can differ to a significant degree based on company size, industry and individual needs. In our whitepaper, we review two concepts that can support harmonization: digital twins and omnichannel strategies. While they’re most frequently discussed in the context of manufacturing and retail, respectively, they can be applied to a wide range of businesses and industries.
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