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	General Electric Imagination at Work.
HQ Location	United States
Year Founded	1892
Company Type	Public
Stock Ticker	NYSE: GE
Revenue	> $10b
Employees	> 50,000
Website	Open website

General Electric

Imagination at Work.

HQ Location

United States

Year Founded

1892

Company Type

Public

Stock Ticker

NYSE: GE

Revenue

> $10b

Employees

> 50,000

Website

Open website

Company Description	GE is a diversified specialty equipment, infrastructure and financial services company. Their products and services range from aircraft engines, power generation, oil and gas production equipment, and household appliances to medical imaging, business and consumer financing and industrial products. GE believes new technologies will merges big iron with big data to create brilliant machines. This convergence of machine and intelligent data is known as the Industrial Internet, and it's changing the way we work. Year founded: 1892 Revenue: $148.5 billion (2014) NYSE: GE Featured Subsidiaries/ Business Units: - GE Digital - GE Predix - GE Intelligent Platform - Wurldtech Read More
IoT Solutions	The Industrial Internet allows you to combine brilliant machines with best-in-class analytics to deliver valuable new insights that were never before possible. The results of these powerful analytic insights can be revolutionary for your business by transforming your technological infrastructure, helping reduce unplanned downtime and maximize profitability and efficiency. GE believes the Industrial Internet unlocks new possibilities and drives transformation by connecting brilliant machines, advanced analytics and people at work. By getting equipment connected and having insights and evidence of when equipment maintenance is needed, you can optimize the maintenance schedule and cycle. GE’s business is making the Industrial Internet real. They help customers connect their machines, data, insights and people to improve performance, uptime and productivity. Their scalable, open standard control solutions bring the benefits of connected machines to customers' operations. Read More Log in to view content
Key Customers	Boeing, Songas, Wheaton Franciscan Read More Log in to view content
Subsidiary	Daintree Networks (GE Current), GE Digital (GE)
Supporting Files	GE_The_Cloud_Advantage_2015.pdf GE_Software-Modernizing-Machine-to-Machine-Interactions_2013.pdf GE_services-for-your-iiot-journey_2016.pdf GE_industrial-internet-insights-report_2014.pdf GE_Industrial_Internet_Pushing_Boundaries_2012.pdf GE_Digital_Industrial_presentation_2016.pdf GE_Digital_Energy.pdf Case Study_GE’s Big Bet on Data and Analytics.pdf Log in to view content
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Company Description

GE is a diversified specialty equipment, infrastructure and financial services company. Their products and services range from aircraft engines, power generation, oil and gas production equipment, and household appliances to medical imaging, business and consumer financing and industrial products. GE believes new technologies will merges big iron with big data to create brilliant machines. This convergence of machine and intelligent data is known as the Industrial Internet, and it's changing the way we work. Year founded: 1892 Revenue: $148.5 billion (2014) NYSE: GE Featured Subsidiaries/ Business Units: - GE Digital - GE Predix - GE Intelligent Platform - Wurldtech

IoT Solutions

The Industrial Internet allows you to combine brilliant machines with best-in-class analytics to deliver valuable new insights that were never before possible. The results of these powerful analytic insights can be revolutionary for your business by transforming your technological infrastructure, helping reduce unplanned downtime and maximize profitability and efficiency. GE believes the Industrial Internet unlocks new possibilities and drives transformation by connecting brilliant machines, advanced analytics and people at work. By getting equipment connected and having insights and evidence of when equipment maintenance is needed, you can optimize the maintenance schedule and cycle. GE’s business is making the Industrial Internet real. They help customers connect their machines, data, insights and people to improve performance, uptime and productivity. Their scalable, open standard control solutions bring the benefits of connected machines to customers' operations.

Key Customers

Boeing, Songas, Wheaton Franciscan

Subsidiary

Daintree Networks (GE Current), GE Digital (GE)

Supporting Files

General Electric is a provider of Industrial IoT platform as a service (paas), analytics and modeling, functional applications, cybersecurity and privacy, networks and connectivity, sensors, and automation and control technologies, and also active in the aerospace, buildings, chemicals, cities and municipalities, consumer goods, education, electrical grids, electronics, equipment and machinery, healthcare and hospitals, metals, oil and gas, renewable energy, retail, telecommunications, and utilities industries.

Technologies

Analytics & Modeling

Data Mining

Digital Twin / Simulation

Edge Analytics

Machine Learning

Big Data Analytics

Predictive Analytics

Process Analytics

Real Time Analytics

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Application Development Platforms

Connectivity Platforms

Data Management Platforms

Device Management Platforms

Automation & Control

Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA)

Automation & Process Control Systems

Electric Drives & Control

Human Machine Interface (HMI)

Functional Applications

Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)

Enterprise Asset Management Systems (EAM)

Remote Monitoring & Control Systems

Sensors

Optical Sensors

Cybersecurity & Privacy

Network Security

Networks & Connectivity

Wireless Local Area Network

Use Cases

Additive Manufacturing

Asset Health Management (AHM)

Asset Lifecycle Management

Automated Disease Diagnosis

Building Energy Management

Clinical Image Analysis

Digital Thread

Digital Twin

Driver Performance Monitoring

Edge Computing & Edge Intelligence

Machine Condition Monitoring

Mesh Networks

Predictive Maintenance

Process Control & Optimization

Regulatory Compliance Monitoring

Remote Asset Management

Remote Control

Root Cause Analysis & Diagnosis

Smart Lighting

Track & Trace of Assets

Vehicle Performance Monitoring

Functions

Business Operation

Discrete Manufacturing

Facility Management

Maintenance

Process Manufacturing

Industries

Aerospace

Buildings

Chemicals

Cities & Municipalities

Consumer Goods

Education

Electrical Grids

Electronics

Equipment & Machinery

Healthcare & Hospitals

Metals

Oil & Gas

Renewable Energy

Retail

Telecommunications

Utilities

Services

Software Design & Engineering Services

System Integration

Training

General Electric’s Technology Stack maps General Electric’s participation in the platform as a service (paas), analytics and modeling, functional applications, cybersecurity and privacy, networks and connectivity, sensors, and automation and control IoT technology stack.

Application Layer
Functional Applications

Cloud Layer
Platform as a Service

Infrastructure as a Service

Edge Layer
Automation & Control

Processors & Edge Intelligence

Actuators

Sensors

Devices Layer
Robots

Drones

Wearables

Supporting Technologies
Analytics & Modeling

Application Infrastructure & Middleware

Cybersecurity & Privacy

Networks & Connectivity

Technological Capability

None

Minor

Moderate

Strong

Number of Case Studies9

	E.ON Gets Faster, Lower Cost Cycles with OpFlex Solutions E.ON's plants ran 4000+ hours per year, now see fewer than 1000+ hours of profitable operation. E.ON needed a fast, reliable and low-cost cycle plants.
	American Eagle Achieves LEED with GE LED Lighting Fixtures American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) was in the process of building a new distribution center. The AEO facility management team decided to look at alternate options for lighting layout that could provide energy and maintenance savings. AEO would need a full-time maintenance employee just to replace burned-out fluorescent tubes.
	Unifying Predictive Analytics and Real-time Process Optimization for Oil & Gas A leading oil & gas company and one of GE’s most trusted and innovative partners had no way of integrating independent equipment issue detection capabilities. The company was losing money as a result of unplanned downtime due to maintenance scheduling issues and outdated software systems. They believed that a well-designed combination of IT assets would generate stronger insight than they had, affording them the ability to monitor offshore equipment from an onshore facility using real-time insight and predictive analytics.

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