Oil and Gas subsea operators across the world are adopting a GE Industrial Internet technology developed in Norway. The GE Measurement and Control Subsea Condition Monitoring system (also known as the ‘Cage’) measures sound and electrical signals emitted from subsea equipment, often an early warning sign of developing leaks and other issues. The listening ‘ear’, an array of sensors in...

With energy demands rising and reserves of oil and gas becoming more challenging to access, the productivity revolution promoted by the Industrial Internet is of vital importance to the oil and gas sector. By combining decades of manufacturing expertise with its rapidly expanding software engineering capability, GE is leading the big data revolution so that its customers can operate bo...

What is the Industrial Internet? The Industrial Internet connects machines, via embedded sensors, with advanced analytics and people at work to enable intelligent decision making. Every day, millions of machines critically important to daily life – from MRIs to gas turbines to aircraft engines – share vast amounts of information. Collecting and sifting through these bits of information unloc...

The world is on the threshold of a new era of innovation and change with the rise of the Industrial Internet. It is taking place through the convergence of the global industrial system with the power of advanced computing, analytics, low-cost sensing and new levels of connectivity permitted by the Internet. The deeper meshing of the digital world with the world of machines holds the potential to ...

Laying the Groundwork for the New Industrial Age Digital platforms can transform industries, allowing new ways for businesses to connect and co-create value. Such a platform is needed to serve the unique requirements of industrial companies. Industries such as aviation, healthcare, mining, oil and gas, power generation, and transportation represent upwards of 30% of the global economy, and touch...

Efficiency gains as small as 1% could have sizable benefits over 15 years when scaled up across the economic system. Savings from: - Oil & Gas: reduced CapEx - Power: fuel cost - Healthcare: efficiency gains - Aviation: fuel cost - Rail: operations

Industrial companies are using big data analytics in ways that impact the bottom line - from asset optimization resulting from proactive management through operations optimization derived from analytic insights. See how Predictivity solutions are leading the way to enable powerful financial impacts along the full spectrum of analytic adoption across multiple business lines.

New data and analytic solutions are making possible predictive asset management that can dramatically reduce the bottom-line damage caused by unplanned downtime. GE Predictivity offers early insights into potential equipment failure so proactive maintenance can be applied.

No Wait States … in pursuit of the frictionless patient experience. Electronic health records have fallen short. Patients continue to wait. Costs remain high. Why focusing on operational management can help hospitals make things right … starting now.

By combining powerful analytical techniques with its history of manufacturing excellence, GE is using its Industrial Internet strategy to help customers make significant efficiency and monetary gains. The Oil and Gas sector is particularly relevant as rising energy demands and the increasing challenge of accessing reserves means that making the sector more productive is paramount. By p...

Industrial companies are using big data analytics in ways that impact the bottom line - from asset optimization resulting from proactive management through operations optimization derived from analytic insights. See how Predictivity solutions are leading the way to enable powerful financial impacts along the full spectrum of analytic adoption across multiple business lines.

New data and analytic solutions are making possible predictive asset management that can dramatically reduce the bottom-line damage caused by unplanned downtime. GE Predictivity offers early insights into potential equipment failure so proactive maintenance can be applied.

No Wait States … in pursuit of the frictionless patient experience. Electronic health records have fallen short. Patients continue to wait. Costs remain high. Why focusing on operational management can help hospitals make things right … starting now.

By combining powerful analytical techniques with its history of manufacturing excellence, GE is using its Industrial Internet strategy to help customers make significant efficiency and monetary gains. The Oil and Gas sector is particularly relevant as rising energy demands and the increasing challenge of accessing reserves means that making the sector more productive is paramount. By p...

Oil and Gas subsea operators across the world are adopting a GE Industrial Internet technology developed in Norway. The GE Measurement and Control Subsea Condition Monitoring system (also known as the ‘Cage’) measures sound and electrical signals emitted from subsea equipment, often an early warning sign of developing leaks and other issues. The listening ‘ear’, an array of sensors in...

With energy demands rising and reserves of oil and gas becoming more challenging to access, the productivity revolution promoted by the Industrial Internet is of vital importance to the oil and gas sector. By combining decades of manufacturing expertise with its rapidly expanding software engineering capability, GE is leading the big data revolution so that its customers can operate bo...

What is the Industrial Internet? The Industrial Internet connects machines, via embedded sensors, with advanced analytics and people at work to enable intelligent decision making. Every day, millions of machines critically important to daily life – from MRIs to gas turbines to aircraft engines – share vast amounts of information. Collecting and sifting through these bits of information unloc...

The world is on the threshold of a new era of innovation and change with the rise of the Industrial Internet. It is taking place through the convergence of the global industrial system with the power of advanced computing, analytics, low-cost sensing and new levels of connectivity permitted by the Internet. The deeper meshing of the digital world with the world of machines holds the potential to ...

Laying the Groundwork for the New Industrial Age Digital platforms can transform industries, allowing new ways for businesses to connect and co-create value. Such a platform is needed to serve the unique requirements of industrial companies. Industries such as aviation, healthcare, mining, oil and gas, power generation, and transportation represent upwards of 30% of the global economy, and touch...

Efficiency gains as small as 1% could have sizable benefits over 15 years when scaled up across the economic system. Savings from: - Oil & Gas: reduced CapEx - Power: fuel cost - Healthcare: efficiency gains - Aviation: fuel cost - Rail: operations