Novotek Solutions UK & Ireland, the industrial digital solutions provider, will host an open day at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, on March 24, 2023. The event follows the acquisition of Astec IT Solutions by Novotek and will focus on equipping customers for the ambitious journey to “Net Zero 2030”.  

Having previously created various offerings within industrial digitalisation, Novotek AB has taken the next step to extend and enhance its management group, by adding Veronika Grozdanovska as Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The UK Government is planning to bring forward the ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 to 2030. This will help the economy to reach the net zero emission target and even has the potential to become the Clean Air Act of the 21st century. Here, George Walker, Managing Director of Novotek UK and Ireland, explains why Electric Vehicles (EVs) will increase the need for effective distributed asset management.

The notion that ideas become reality especially applies to cyber security in critical national infrastructure. Security breaches can result in very real losses of water or energy; but ideas around cyber threats are obscured by misconceptions around the nature of such attacks and how to deal with them. Here Sean Robinson, Service Leader of automation specialist Novotek UK and Ireland, has explained how a compact controller could negate these ...

Industrial automation and connectivity specialist Novotek UK and Ireland has partnered with industrial software provider PTC to provide its ThingWorx platform to UK businesses. The PTC partnership will extend Novotek’s IIoT technology offering and will help businesses in the UK’s manufacturing, food and beverage, utilities and energy sector improve their system effectiveness, efficiency and connectivity.

  Many countries around the world are introducing initiatives aiming to achieve industrial digitalisation in the next ten to 15 years. However, industrial automation expert Novotek UK and Ireland argues that the technology is already available and businesses can begin digitalising operations by 2020.

Plans to integrate digitalisation across the globe have led many governments to set-out initiatives to accelerate the rate of adoption over the next ten to 20 years. Here, George Walker, Managing Director of industrial IT and automation provider Novotek, explains why businesses should be looking to digitalise their systems sooner rather than later.