The Next Industrial Revolution: How Future–Ready is India's Process Industry ?

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This clearly means having accurate test and measurement equipment is key in the process industry in order to embrace Industry 4.0. Endress+Hauser offers SupplyCare a solution that enables convenient access to the current fill levels in tanks and silos from the comfort the desk along with other extensive functions for inventory management.

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Besides the challenges listed above, the Indian process industry has its own set of unique challenges to face. Detailing on the same, Mote pointed out, “One of the biggest obstacles for the adoption of Industry 4.0 across India’s process industry is related to data security, skill sets, infrastructure and overall reluctance to change.” With these issues, is Indian process industry ready to adapt Industry 4.0?

Additionally, to adopt the new concept, Indian process industry also needs workforce having necessary skills. Mote continued, “In addition to the government’s involvement with Internet security policies, infrastructure development and Industry 4.0 technology incentives, an organization’s ability to overcome the above challenges require the capacity to leverage technology and continuous training to develop skill set.”

Joining Hands for Industry 4.0

Adding to the sentiment voiced, Davesar mentioned, “Various industries will have to join hands for creating employable workforce with necessary knowledge base and skills ready for working in dynamic environment where different technologies will amalgamate to have seamless integration. This will also help in turning the wheel of innovation faster to churn out solutions needed to spread the revolution Industry 4.0.”

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