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Government agencies and some regulated industries have adopted standards (such as NIST SP 800-157) for issuing smart cards, based on the user’s validated and confirmed identity. The smart cards have digital certificates such as an authentication certification, a signing certificate, and an encryption private key (certificate). Often the smart cards also act as human recognizable identity validation cards and contain the user’s picture (for a guard to validate at a door or gate).

Manufacturers were already reexamining how they use technology when COVID-19 hit and significantly accelerated that need. Some transformed and were able to pivot quickly, but others are still grappling with challenges in their supply chain and demand fluctuations. There will be more changes, including unexpected ones, and manufacturing operations must adapt quickly. Digital transformation has some real advantages in the industry.

The ultimate aim for all businesses is to deliver superlative customer service and earn goodwill in customer relationship management (CRM). And field service management is an extremely crucial part of CRM, and field service market is growing its demand from USD 3.0 billion in 2020 to USD 5.1 billion by 2025 (Markets and Markets). For many organizations across different industry verticals, field service plays a vital role in achieving customer satisfaction objectives and aids business expansion.