If you’re attending the 2021 CSCMP Edge Supply Chain Conference, you’re probably interested in how to enhance processes in your supply chain, and how Supply Chain Management (SCM) is advancing.
Monthly Archives: September 2021
Smart metering Internet of Things (IoT) applications have the potential to solve the efficiency, cost and time challenges of manual metre monitoring and reading. As utilities embrace the full potential of digitalisation and strive to become more sustainable, they will need secure, reliable, and uninterrupted IoT connectivity in addition to a seamless, automated way to […]
The global pandemic may have slowed down some industries, but 5G rollouts are continuing across the globe and the acceleration of digital transformation initiatives makes a 5G future seem in touching distance, says Matt Percival, senior director service provider, Gigamon According to research by GSMA, mobile network operators are forecasted to spend around 80% of […]
A lot has been written about the IoT revolution and how the technology has the capability to revolutionise industries, transform productivity and unlock new levels of insight. But for those intrigued by the possibilities and looking to dip their toe in the water, the potential myths of high price point, infrastructure and connectivity challenges, as […]
When looking at the different functions across an industrial enterprise today, think product and machine design, production engineering, plant operations, and supply chain, you will find many legacy software applications where data is locked up. For manufacturers, data siloes typically build up in systems used for day-to-day planning and operations, including enterprise resource planning (ERP), […]
You might have heard of a CSV file but what does it mean? In this article, we are going to learn what a CSV file is, and how to open and export them using Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. What is a CSV file? CSV stands for Comma Separated Values.
Freelancing can be an incredibly rewarding way to make money online. But it can also be quite difficult if you don’t approach it in the right way. It takes more than a stable internet connection to make a living as a freelancer. In order to make the big bucks, you’
In Web Development, REST APIs play an important role in ensuring smooth communication between the client and the server. You can think of the client as the front end and the server as the back end. Communication between the client (frontend) and the server (backend) isn’t usually super direct. So
I’ve lately been noticing a pattern in React applications: developers protect certain routes on a web app from unauthorized users. In such cases, the navigation item (nav-item) on the navigation bar/Header of the web won’t be visible to an unauthorized user. In this short guide, we’re going to take
Modern web applications usually perform more than one function. They often have more than one section, offer more than one service, and have a couple of clients. But the more functionality the app has, the clumsier your route paths will get. What if there was a way to separate all

