Whitepaper: Digitalisation in the food & beverage industry
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Posted: 2 July 2021 | Siemens Digital Industries Software | No comments yet
New business drivers require food and beverage companies to redefine every element. Their innovation, will, and ability to change are key to success.
Digitalisation changes everything, everywhere! It is changing the nature of the products produced in areas where all the benefits of digitisation, from reshaping the value chain to embracing virtualisation or making full use of the IoT, need to be leveraged. To excel in these innovative times in manufacturing, companies must make even more informed business decisions faster using the vast amounts of new data they are generating.
This whitepaper on digitalisation in the food and beverage sector analyses the challenges of the industry and delves into the evolution of business processes through the adoption of new digital technologies. It provides expert insights into the trends and technologies that are changing the food and beverage industry, and it also includes some success stories from international companies that illustrate the benefits of digitalisation and their vision for the future of the industry.
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Related topics
Food Safety, Health & Nutrition, Ingredients, Processing, Product Development, Quality analysis & quality control (QA/QC), Regulation & Legislation, Sustainability, The consumer
