Articles tagged as IoT

How the growing adoption of emerging tech (IoT, blockchain, edge ecosystems, Web 3.0 and more) will reshape IT in 2023 and beyond
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How the growing adoption of emerging tech (IoT, blockchain, edge ecosystems, Web 3.0 and more) will reshape IT in 2023 and beyond

While some industries are just starting to consider the benefits of emerging tech, the IT sector is not only fully immersed but is spearheading massive disruption. This disruption is creating innovative, digital business models that are reimagining how governments, factories, retail establishments, transportation, and even the art world will function. By leveraging these disruptive forces, […]

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Protecting Intellectual Property in IoT: How to Mitigate Risk and Reap the Rewards
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Protecting Intellectual Property in IoT: How to Mitigate Risk and Reap the Rewards

The global Internet of Things (IoT) market grew 22% in 2021, with North America being the fastest-growing region that same year (24.1%). To keep up with this acceleration, companies need to establish adequate security measures throughout their entire IoT system. IoT is a gateway to many new innovations, which is allowing companies to go to […]

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Finding New Revenue Opportunities with Enterprise IoT
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Finding New Revenue Opportunities with Enterprise IoT

Virtually everyone owns a mobile phone. In some countries mobile penetration is over 120%, however, that market saturation does not leave mobile operators with many new revenue opportunities aside from trying to upsell existing customers on plans for their wearables and tablets. That challenge makes the enterprise market even more important than ever when it […]

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Analytics at the Edge Virtual Event Q&A
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Analytics at the Edge Virtual Event Q&A

Thank you for your active participation in Analytics at the Edge Virtual Conference. As promised, here are the answers to the questions we did not get to during the LIVE event we hosted on November 16, 2022. Q1. Why do you use Kubernetes and not docker-compose? Any advantages? Is IIoT core a software component deployed […]

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Everest Group PEAK Matrix®️for IoT Supply Chain Solution Provider 2022
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Everest Group PEAK Matrix®️for IoT Supply Chain Solution Provider 2022

Business resilience has been top priority for enterprises as they aim to revive and grow their businesses in a post-pandemic era. Digitization of their existing supply chain is the first step in achieving this goal, and Internet of Things (loT) technology lies at the center of this. Around 40% firms have already embarked on this […]

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The IoT Future with Faster and Deterministic Networks
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The IoT Future with Faster and Deterministic Networks

The time is upon us. Gigabit Ethernet and TSN (Time Sensitive Networking) is available, and a range of products are on the market. So, what are the new benefits? Let’s talk about the greatest current trend, Digital Transformation and IoT. It’s clearly about broad access to more sensors and more data. Opening the opportunity for […]

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Aggregating IT/OT Data Does Not Equal Convergence
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Aggregating IT/OT Data Does Not Equal Convergence

Earlier this year, a colleague of mine and I were on our way to the IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona. Although we made our connecting flights, a couple of minutes after deplaning, we received emails and texts from the airline informing us that our luggage was not on the plane. The text then asked us […]

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The Role of IoT in Smart Grid Technology and Applications
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The Role of IoT in Smart Grid Technology and Applications

Overview: You may have come across the term smart grid while reading about sustainable power generation and IoT. These smarter variants of electrical grids can help optimize electrical usage and reduce bills for consumers with innovative networking capabilities. This blog explains everything from their basics to their working.With the growing power requirement across the globe, […]

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IoT and IIoT are not a fad; these technology environments are here to stay
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IoT and IIoT are not a fad; these technology environments are here to stay

With the passing of each day, the term “the Internet of Things” and its acronym, IoT, are becoming more and more prevalent in the vernacular of technology and non-technology professionals. Although the term was coined in 1999, its definition is still being defined and ultimately expanded due to its power to change our lives. IoT […]

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The future of the cloud is the foundation for business innovation
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The future of the cloud is the foundation for business innovation

Companies are often looking for continuous changes to their business models that increasingly match the rapid evolution of technology. On balance, only a handful of organizations are and will be able to meet this need. One enabling technology for this development is certainly the cloud. The cloud will not only be an agile approach to […]

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[IoT Security White paper] Five Guiding Tenets for IoT Security
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[IoT Security White paper] Five Guiding Tenets for IoT Security

The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) is like the advent of the Internet all over again. From the perspective of new business models and process transformation, IoT applications are perhaps even greater than what the Information Superhighway brought us a few decades ago. The universal connectivity of devices and ongoing innovation borne from […]

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Top 10 IoT Scalability Tests for an MQTT Broker
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Top 10 IoT Scalability Tests for an MQTT Broker

Many IoT applications begin with a small number of connected devices and then grow over time to a substantial number of devices. Therefore, it is important for organizations to understand how their IoT infrastructure will scale to handle an increase in the number of connected devices and the corresponding message throughput. Failure to plan for […]

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