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製造業數位轉型補助:未來趨勢與實際效益的深度對比分析

Nov 21, 2024 | kantti.net | Ellen Langer

摘要本文深入探討台灣製造業的數位轉型補助政策及其未來趨勢，強調如何有效提升產業競爭力。歸納要點: 邊緣運算在智慧製造中提升即時決策能力,但資料安全和技術整合是挑戰。 ESG永續發展應與數位轉型結合,透過AI優化資源使用,減少環境影響。數位分身技術能預測設備故障,降低維護成本,但需考慮實施成本與效益平衡。總體而言，數位轉型不僅提高效率，更是企業面對未來挑戰的關鍵策略。台灣製造業數位轉型：浪潮之巔的挑戰與機遇？台灣製造業的數位轉型，正從單一技術匯入轉向整體價值鏈的整合。隨著智慧製造生態系的興起，各類企業如供應商、裝置商和終端廠商透過資料共享與協同設計，形成高度互聯的合作模式。這不僅提升了供應鏈韌性，也縮短了上市時間，降低營運成本。根據2023年工研院報告，參與此生態系的企業平均營收成長率高達15％，不良率則下降8％。但在享受這些優勢的同時，我們是否也該關注資料安全和標準化等挑戰？本文歸納全篇注意事項與風險如下，完整文章請往下觀看須注意事項 : 許多中小企業在數位轉型的過程中缺乏專業人才,導致技術實施困難,這不僅影響了轉型進度,也使得企業無法充分發揮補助資源的效益。...
The Mindful Body - Unlocking the Transformative Power of Mindful Thinking by Dr Ellen Langer - Thrive Global

Jul 27, 2024 | community.thriveglobal.com | Ellen Langer |Sunita Sehmi

Ellen Langer, a distinguished Harvard psychologist known for her pioneering work in the psychology of mindfulness, presents yet another groundbreaking exploration with "The Mindful Body: Thinking Our Way to Lasting Health." In this compelling and insightful book, Langer delves into the profound connection between our minds and our physical well-being, presenting a persuasive argument that our beliefs and perceptions play a vital role in defining our health outcomes.
Pay Attention! (Your Body Will Thank You)

Jun 7, 2024 | freakonomics.com | Steven D. Levitt |Ellen Langer

I cannot think of an academic whose research findings have more consistently surprised me than my guest today, Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer. She’s a scientist, but her results seriously challenge the beliefs of mainstream science. LANGER: So I had literally made myself sick. And that set me off on a career where if I can literally make myself sick, then maybe I can literally make myself well. Welcome to People I (Mostly) Admire, with Steve Levitt.
You Can Think Your Way to Better Health

Feb 17, 2024 | bottomlineinc.com | Ellen Langer |Tom Cioffi

Early in her career, Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer, PhD, asked a group of men in their 70s to travel back in time. They spent five days on a retreat in New Hampshire, living as they would have lived two decades earlier—the TV shows they watched, the magazines they read, the clothes they wore and the events they discussed all were from that earlier time.
Author Correction: Physical healing as a function of perceived time - Scientific Reports

Jan 29, 2024 | nature.com | Ellen Langer

Correction to: Scientific Reports https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-50009-3, published online 17 December 2023The original version of this Article contained an error in Figure 1, where the scatter points within the violin plots were omitted. The original Figure 1 and accompanying legend appear below. Violin plots of mean healing for each participant within each condition. The more perceived time that passed, the more participants healed on average. The original Article has been corrected.
What We're Getting Wrong About The Mind-Body Connection, According To Research

Sep 12, 2023 | mindbodygreen.com | Ellen Langer

Researching the mind-body connectionI first tested this theory in 1979, when I conducted research that essentially turned back the clock both physically and mentally for a group of elderly men. Known now as the “counterclockwise” study1, the research took place over the course of a week at a retreat that had been retrofitted to recreate the world as it was 20 years earlier.
The Mindful Body: Thinking Our Way to Chronic Health

Sep 5, 2023 | community.thriveglobal.com | Ellen Langer

When she was fifty-six, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. The disease had taken over her body, and she was warned that her treatment would be complex and brutal. Her prognosis was grim from the start. Her bout with cancer- from the lump she first found under her arm to its spread to her pancreas-was difficult for her and scary for me. According to the doctors, she had only a few more months to live.
How To Make More Right Decisions, From A Harvard Psychologist

Sep 4, 2023 | mindbodygreen.com | Ellen Langer

Take the question of knee surgery, a common dilemma among my friends. On the one hand, maybe you shouldn’t get surgery because the injury might resolve on its own and surgery is always risky. On the other hand, it might get worse and require even more extensive surgery if you wait. Of course, if you delay the surgery, a better procedure might be invented. But if you do it now, you can get back to your regular exercise schedule. And so on.
The Next Big Idea Club’s September 2023 Must-Read Books

Jul 20, 2023 | nextbigideaclub.com | Ellen Langer |Amy C. Edmondson |Wendy Leshgold |Lisa McCarthy

I’m pleased to share what I consider the most promising, must-read nonfiction titles scheduled for release in September of 2023. These titles are included in the longlist of nominees for Season 22 of the Next Big Idea Club. Our Next Big Idea Club curators—Susan Cain, Malcolm Gladwell, Adam Grant, and Daniel Pink—will narrow the list down to a handful of finalists and, ultimately, two official season selections.