Special Report: Navigating The Connected Worker Technology Landscape

In a rapidly evolving industrial landscape marked by the advent of Industry 4.0, the role of the Connected Worker is undergoing a profound transformation. By definition, the Connected Worker is any person whose working life is changing with the adoption of digital or other technologies. These encompass a variety of devices such as smartphones, tablets, wearables, and other internet-connected devices, facilitating real-time communication with colleagues, managers, and the broader organization. This connectivity enables them to work and stay engaged from virtually anywhere, resulting in a more flexible, collaborative, and data-driven approach to work.  
 
However, holistically, the true concept of the Connected Worker lies in empowering individual workers and concurrently enhancing organizational performance through data and analytics, enabling long-term business impact. 

This report is based on a combination of interviews and data collected from senior representatives of integrators and global providers of end-to-end solutions for Connected Worker. It highlight the adoption and evolution of Connected Worker technologies, reshaping how industries and organizations operate and strengthen data-driven decision-making along the way.

Download the report for firsthand insights from L2L, OtterBox and Kyndryl into the present-day adoption of Connected Worker technologies and their evolution in the industry 4.0 environment

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Join us at The Connected Worker, Houston Summit on April 23-26, 2024 and network with over 300 of your industry peers at the The Westin Galleria, in Houston, TX., and learn how to evaluate the existing gaps in your connected worker capability and identify the data-driven solutions that will drive continuous improvement across your operations. Download the event guide for more.