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Gearing up for a Brave New Investment in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is expected to top $60 trillion over the next fifteen years. By 2020, over 50 billion assets will connect to the Internet GEARING UP FOR A BRAVE NEW WORLD OF IIoT WITH PREDIX Today, business data is growing twice as fast as data in any other sector. At the same time, business complexity, customer expectations and competition have all been increasing at an unrelenting pace. To thrive in this dynamic environment, your company must have the ability to convert the overwhelming amounts of data generated from your connected assets into actionable insights; insights that will help achieve your business outcomes. With Predix from GE, the next-generation Industrial Internet solution has arrived. Predix is An industrial cloud-based platform (PaaS) that securely delivers advanced Discover predictive data analytics using new standards and community processes how Predix provides A PaaS solution that helps you build connectivity into your Industrial Internet a path towards digital strategy – across all sectors industrial transformation. A complete digital transformation program that provides anytime/anywhere access Going mobile anytime/anywhere Access Predix can provide the following solutions Cloud End-to-end Assets Operations for efficiency Security Optimization Optimization and agility Real Time Operational Insight Predix Intelligence Predictive Consistent and Condition Based insights from meaningful Process Integration Platform Monitoring Big Data User Experience Asset Life Cycle Automation Management Monitoring & Cloud based Transition to Collaboration Diagnostics Integrated Brilliant Asset Management Machines Capgemini Predix Platform Service Offerings S No Digital Industrial Lab Solutions CPRD HTEC MALS E&U NRCS 1 Connected Container 2 Digital Safety 3 Digital Seer For Solar 4 Smart Parking 5 Healthcare IoT (Hospital Crowdsourcing) 6 Smart Field Services 7 Location Based Services 8 Blockchain 9 Smart Manufacturing 10 Predictive Maintenance 11 RealTrack Capgemini's Predix Experience GE Oil & Gas GE Digital GE Energy Management Real Track CAS My Grid Engage Drilling Digital Twin FMS GE Renewables Power Up BETZ Digital Plan of The Day Thermal Performance Wind Autotune GE Power & Water Management Analytics Catalog 60+ Lab Digitization 1000+ GE Capital EVM Lite Skilled Engagements Members Vulnerability Management Predix Partnership GE Aviation GE Current 4+ Digital Thread Installation Life Cycle Management years Contractual Services Agreement Portal Asset Management FTEs Winning EPEX Indoor Positioning System Submissions in GE Global Digital Inventory 400+ GE Healthcare Hackathons Billing Engine Trade In Experience Service BOM Editor Field Force Automation GE Corporate Supplier Connect GE Transportation ES CoA Smart Automotive Terminal Train Performance Management PMMS Enhancements Smart Combo Repair DARWIN Digital Industrial Lab Accelerators Migration Integrations Capgemini Space for ideation and Engamify asset creation Advantage QBox Rapid Prototyping (DOJO) Legacy Apps Predix Mobility & UX Platform for experimentation Platform Automation with emerging technologies Support Services (PASS) Legacy Predix Apps ERP and concepts Data Science Workbench Reskinning Proficy Apps Salesforce Competency development Digital Services IIoT solutions for key sectors Management Platform applied innovation Access to Capgemini’s Applied exchange Centers of Excellence Innovation Exchange Program - functional, sector focused Testing CENTS CALORIE and client centric The Bose CoEs CRESCENT Exchanges Ecosystem Innovation Framework Insight Engagement Lab Global Robust DCX network of eco-system of Proven exchanges Leading-edge sector technology Global Insights framework and emerging multi-disciplinary leaders and & Data CHROME technology insights start-ups experts, with local expertise Predix Platform Predix Support Predix Talent Pool Digital Twin 2nd Partner Prize Winner Predix Data Program 60+ Partner M+M Europe 15 Lake Engagements Teams Partner 930+ 2017 participating in Field Bootcamp GE 1000+ Internal Services Trained 398 3rd Hackathon Current Predix Skilled 30+ Deployed Prize Winner Mobile Members Partner GE Health Predix 130+ Program Predix Brilliant Hacks Cloud Solution 2017 Architects Certified Partner Predix, the right choice for Industrial Internet of Things innovation.
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