In the evolving landscape of data security, calibration data holds a unique significance often overlooked. Join Beamex’s Heikki Laurila as he explores the importance of safeguarding this ‘gold’ in the digital age.
In the face of escalating cyber warfare, it is now imperative for all stakeholders to prioritise the security of our energy systems. Beamex’s Antonio Matamala discusses the actions required to safeguard society.
With tools like AI making it easier for entities and individuals to access sophisticated cyber tools, the threat of a potential Black Swan cybersecurity event has increased. Here’s how process industries can take steps to guard themselves from this threat.
AI’s potential impact on cybersecurity has many organisations concerned. Process industries, many of whom are in different stages of their digitalisation journeys, will be forced to find ways to manage the threat.
In a world driven by AI, machines are transforming reality. However, rapidly developing technology makes data breaches harder to detect, providing attackers with new tools to manipulate data and deploy complex cyber-attacks at an unimaginable scale and speed.
Decoupling could lead to redesigned supply chains and the rethinking of manufacturing practices. What can we expect, and why do I see calibration playing the role of an equaliser? Read on to know more.
Renewable energy could pave the way for a more sustainable and equitable world. Beamex’s Antonio Matamala explores its possible impact on geopolitics and how nations are unlocking energy self-sufficiency.
At a time when the world should stand united in facing threats like climate change and rising inequality, decoupling and the emergence of rival economic blocs may set it back irreversibly.
As the economic cold war between China and the USA escalates, industries across the world are bracing themselves for its fallout. From redesigning supply chains and establishing new manufacturing systems, companies are having to rethink established practices.
Amid mounting tensions, the Great Decoupling signifies the dramatic disentanglement between the US and China, fuelling concerns of a fragmented global economy. This article contextualises the issue and explores the implications for the wider supply chain.
