How low code software helps small to medium businesses connect for a digital transformation

Consumer-driven customization, smart machines, hyperautomation and globalized competition pose a threat to any small to medium manufacturer hampered by legacy processes. Traditional machine development methods can't meet these trends at the moment.

To stay relevant, manufacturers must adopt emerging technologies that actively respond to supply, demand and industry shifts. One such technology is low-code and multi-experience application development, which manufacturers can use to create applications that complement existing software services.

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How low code can power your smart factory

Low-code development provides the perfect foundation for manufacturers to strengthen their product development and machine performance capabilities. It opens new opportunities in advanced machine engineering, intelligent performance engineering, digital parts production, smart manufacturing and service lifecycle and analytics. Low-code development enables manufacturers to take the steps necessary in their digital transformation journey, so they can meet tomorrow’s challenges today.

Siemens offers the leading low-code development platform, Mendix, that integrates across a broad portfolio of engineering and manufacturing services. Learn how to master complexity and become a market leader with personalized, adaptable solutions.

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Overcome the four trends driving Industry 4.0

Before small to medium manufacturers can prepare their businesses for the future, they must understand the transformational trends within Industry 4.0. Specifically, manufacturing technologies have grown increasingly automated, with more and more companies adopting smart factories and digitally connected enterprise processes that leverage machine-to-machine communication and machine-to-enterprise data insights. Here are the four trends that are driving Industry 4.0

• Consumer-driven customization
• Smart products
• Hyperautomation
• New business models