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What can workers in the manufacturing industry do now as a direct result of Cisco IOx?
The correct answer is C. Receive earlier notification of an approaching peak or Reduce worker time spent in hold of. Option C is correct because Cisco IOx enables edge computing by running applications directly on network devices within industrial environments, allowing real-time local data processing from sensors and machinery. This means workers can receive earlier warnings about…
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What can workers in the manufacturing industry do now as a direct result of Cisco IOx?
Options
- AIncrease their firm's global relevance.
- BExpand their company's marketing initiatives.
- CReceive earlier notification of an approaching peak or Reduce worker time spent in hold of
- DReduce worker time spent in manufacturing plants.
How the community answered
(68 responses)- A10% (7)
- B3% (2)
- C82% (56)
- D4% (3)
Explanation
Option C is correct because Cisco IOx enables edge computing by running applications directly on network devices within industrial environments, allowing real-time local data processing from sensors and machinery. This means workers can receive earlier warnings about approaching operational peaks - such as equipment stress thresholds or production bottlenecks - before they become critical problems, enabling faster, proactive responses.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Global relevance): IOx is a technical edge-computing platform, not a strategic business tool for expanding market presence.
- B (Marketing initiatives): Marketing has no connection to IOx's industrial IoT and network application-hosting capabilities.
- D (Reduce time in plants): IOx doesn't eliminate the need for workers on the floor - it enhances their awareness while working there, it doesn't replace their physical presence.
Memory tip: Think "IOx = IoT at the eXit ramp" - data is processed at the edge (before it travels far), so alerts arrive earlier, like an off-ramp warning before you reach a traffic jam.
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