Walker Reynolds DESTROYS Emerson...

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[@posullivan3805]

Zach can you post the Emerson bit as a clip?! I've said it a 1000 times, WALKER is who everyone needs to be listening to in order to unravel the political cluster that prevents credibility and trust building between integrators and manufacturers.

[@4.0Solutions]

DONE! th-cam.com/video/jbMWXqwdOlE/w-d-xo.html

[@posullivan3805]

I LOVE it! "The standards themselves are written by the OEMs who are going to benefit from them directly... making sure whatever is put into the standard benefits them the most... The reason there is no industry standard is because companies like Emerson muddy the waters... Digital transformation is not a destination!... " "If I don't get the plant floor digital transformation right.... the technology and the architecture... If that's not correct then I cant connect that into a larger infrastructure... and I need that larger infrastructure to leverage things like machine learning and AI" "Gotta have the right partners, the right strategy and the right technology"

[@paulliu8019]

I watched this video again, and i still don't see Emerson has any DT strategy. 😂 Maybe we need Walker make another video to review Emerson 's DT strategy again.

[@4.0Solutions]

Maybe one day they’ll learn!

[@MichaelEpprecht]

Digitally Transformed = Vendor has sold you all their products

[@4.0Solutions]

that's the industry 3.0 model.

[@Prognost]

To which Industry 4.0 Distribution Chart are you referring to? Source?

[@4.0Solutions]

That’s our own private data set that we license to manufacturers and other system integrators who are doing DTMA’s

[@MartinMaat]

Interesting. The part about European economies didn't make any sense though. Governments have very little influence with companies here, it is more like big companies have leverage over governments because they have jobs, can ask top Euro and milk any project once the political decision was made to build something, offer nice jobs to politicians after their term (in exchange for influence), pay less taxes by threatening to relocate, et cetera. Europe is not China. The government does not make Siemens win, Siemens makes the government choose Siemens (fill in any big company name in any European country). There is no "buy European" mentality (I wish). We chose your stupid overpriced underperforming problem-riddled F35 planes over the Swedish offering, to name but one example.