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Bridging the cultural divide between OT and IT departments - asmag.com

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By John Liu
| AS Magazine
Information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) integration can optimize equipment performance and produce financial gains. But issues — such as cultural divides between departments — must be overcome before successful integration can take place. The first challenge of IT/OT integration is addressing compatibility issues between different hardware and protocols.
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How integration of OT and IT systems benefits manufacturers - asmag.com

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By John Liu
| AS Magazine
A major driver of smart factories in the Industry 4.0 era is the integration of operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT). Integration allows data generated on the factory floor to be passed to a company’s enterprise software or cloud for intelligent analysis.
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My View: Infill project will not benefit ordinary folks

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By John Liu
| Portland Tribune Verified
The report commissioned by the city makes it clear. The Residential Infill Project will not produce affordable housing, average-priced housing, or family-size housing. Portland city planners want to redevelop Portland's single-family home neighborhoods by rezoning them for multifamily quadplex construction. They call this citywide rezoning plan the Residential Infill Project. The City Council will vote on the RIP later this year.
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