Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) often use extremely large files, which make remote working and collaboration difficult to achieve. Most businesses are able to work remotely with laptops, smartphones and tablet PCs, but the processing power required to create, store and share CAD files over a wide area network is often prohibitive. Yet with the power of the internet they can work remotely and collaboratively.
The key challenge, because the files they send to their colleagues and CAD partners across the globe are so large, is about how their IT teams mitigate the effects of latency in Wide Area Networks (WAN) to enable them to work uninterrupted by slow network connections. Strained WAN resources aren’t the only issue that concerns them. They need to deploy remote access control technology to protect their data as it flows across the internet, and from cloud to cloud, to ensure that only authorised individuals can work on any given CAD or CAE projects...
This article takes a look at how data acceleration can enable companies to maximise the potential of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Find out how to achieve this by reading the complete article here: https://digitalisationworld.com/article/51020/. #YearInReview
Published by Digitalisation World on 11th April 2017. Author: Graham Jarvis.
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