Connected products:Development and deployment of connected products will create digital services that improve service efficiency and effectiveness, increase customer lifetime value, and drive services growth.
XaaS:Manufacturers’ shift to an anything-as-a-service (XaaS) model involves the development of new services as well as the capabilities to price, sell, deliver and bill for a broad range of services through subscription, pay-for-use, or other models.
Digital transformation:Manufacturers are modernizing and transforming their organization’s technology architecture, applications and infrastructure. This is allowing them to establish seamless technology integration and adopt advanced digital capabilities.
Installation:Manufacturers are optimizing capabilities to install/implement solutions that maximize value to the customer while increasing service attach rate for digital services and customer lifetime value.
Supply chain:Manufacturers are building resilient supply chains that connect customers, channel partners, sales, field service, supplier development, and procurement processes to orchestrate visibility and collaboration across the lifecycle of a customer solution.
Contact center modernization:Redefining contact center capabilities will enable efficient operations while providing proactive support across an expanded range of support areas with an omnichannel interaction model.
Digital twin:Use of information, including install base and data from connected assets/sensors, will enable manufacturers to develop and model a digital view of customer solutions and the operations they support.
Intelligent analytics:Industrial manufacturers are utilizing intelligent analytics to optimize pricing, sales, quoting, service planning and service execution.