Simply collecting data is not enough
If it is possible to develop a new service culture based on the data for predictive maintenance, the global market for it could grow by as much as 40% a year up to 2022, according to Roland Berger’s forecast.
13 Aug 2018 David SchahinianShare
Having the right sensors or analytical procedures is less crucial to success than a willingness to embrace a new attitude (to service), according to the study “From Data Collection to Value Creation”. New business models and a business culture that
It is a matter of changing from a reactive to a predictive approach, the consultants explain. For this, customer requirements have to be at the heart of a flexible, agile and service-focused organization. The competences required have had to be developed quickly in many companies. For providers in the area of predictive maintenance, it could be worth it: Roland Berger estimates that the worldwide market could grow to as much as $11 billion by 2022. The lion’s share of this should come from Europe, as the corresponding solutions are already well advanced here.
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