INTERCONNECTIVITY: DATA NETWORK PLANNING, ONE OF THE BASES OF INDUSTRY 4.0
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https://doi.org/10.56238/isevmjv4n4-036Keywords:
Industry 4.0, Connectivity, Communications NetworkAbstract
The German government proposes a new industrial era like Industry 4.0. Hyperconnectivity is a defining characteristic of the new era. The current and future technological advances should allow the creation of a convergent network that meets all the information needs of Industry 4.0. Convergent networks or multi-service networks refer to the integration of digital voice, data and video services through communication networks in a single network based on IP (Internet Protocol) as a network level protocol. This article presents a project methodology for network structures for interconnectivity in Industry 4.0.
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