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How Inimco helps you kickstart your Industrial IoT and cloud projects

Applying IoT and Cloud applications in industrial environments is still relatively new, uncharted terrain for many organizations. And although most decision-makers in manufacturing companies know they only stand to gain from setting up such a project, there is a lot of uncertainty on how to start, when to do that and what choices to make. We discussed how Inimco can assist you by interviewing Inimco cofounder Erik De Nert.

Seven tips for Industrial IoT success

Tips from Inimco customers to Inimco customers

Who is the best person to give advice on how to implement an IoT project and let it scale from a Proof of Concept (PoC) implementation to a solution spanning multiple factories and geographies? Someone who has been there, done that, and learned from the experience. 

Grand opening of new Inimco office in Temse

To celebrate our move to new offices in Temse, we are throwing a party for our customers, partners, prospects, and other decision-makers in the production industry. March 9^th marks the first time we will welcome a large group of external people in the new Inimco HQ at Hoogkamerstraat 304. Starting at 5 p.m., we offer you an evening of entertainment and learning.

Inimco inaugurates new site in Temse

Technology company Inimco is moving to a new, larger facility in Temse. Inimco's new home base provides room for growth and also allows the company to host on-site events for customers and prospects.

Due to its rapid growth, Inimco, founded in 2016, had outgrown its offices on the Frankrijkstraat in Temse. Accommodating all 30 employees in one office was not possible. That will succeed in the new, two-story building at 304 Hoogkamerstraat.

TOMRA & INIMCO collaborate to power digitization

TOMRA Insight, a powerful industry 4.0 cloud solution on the MS Azure Platform, arisen from a TOMRA Sorting and Inimco collaboration, is set to be the new cherry on the cake if we talk Industrial IoT. This collaboration took TOMRA’s cloud-connected machines to the next level by remotely delivering their customers highly valuable information through their generated data. 

AkzoNobel digitalizes the pre-weighing process with the help of Inimco

As part of continued efforts to further digitize their production methods, Dutch paint and coatings multinational, AkzoNobel, was keen to improve the accuracy and reliability of their pre-weighing process – an initiative championed by the company’s production plant in Machelen, Belgium.

By working with Industrial IoT implementation specialist, Inimco, the team has transformed a largely manual process into a streamlined, connected, digital exercise – with little margin of error.