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Renewable energy supply chains are under increasing pressure to keep pace with rising energy demands. Disruptions caused by material shortages, inconsistent logistics, and outdated systems continue to challenge...

Manufacturing floors are ripe with challenges and opportunities, and AI has become the key to unlocking efficiency and innovation. By interpreting vast data streams, AI addresses complex issues like predictive...

A lot has happened since our blog post on Knowledge management trends. We found Fabric is a cost-effective solution, and this is reflected in the number of new Fabric deployments. The increasing use of artificial...

Renewable energy production depends on a supply chain that is both efficient and adaptable, yet achieving this balance remains a complex task. From sourcing domestically available materials to managing intricate...

Accessibility requirements apply to digital commerce The Digital Services Act came into force in Finland in 2019, and it is based on the European Accessibility Act. Originally the Digital Services Act only required...

Energy-intensive industries face mounting pressure to operate more efficiently, both to cut costs and meet sustainability demands. Still, many organizations overlook a key factor—energy analysis. Understanding how...

This article is a summary of Tero Ojanperä’s keynote speech at the Pinja Operational Excellence Days event. During his speech, Ojanperä discussed the use of artificial intelligence in the manufacturing industry, how it...

Artificial intelligence has brought a whole new set of virtual tools to organizations. In a labor market survey by Microsoft and LinkedIn (2024), 75% of respondents use AI in their work. AI has become an important part...

You can read the previous parts of the blog series through the links below: Part 1: From the past to the present Part 2: Technology Part 3: Performance Part 4: Licenses Part 5: Fabric is Microsoft’s favorite child and...

Accurate energy measurement is at the heart of efficient biofuel supply chains. Power plants rely on precise data to evaluate the energy content and quality of materials like wood chips and pellets that fuel their...