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Secure, reliable transfer of data from IoT devices to a cloud environment is an escalating problem as businesses continue to scale complex IoT solutions.

Today, more than half of all households across Africa do not have access to any form of energy. This means that more than 600 million people currently do not have electricity.

For businesses transporting priority assets, having a reliable connectivity partner is essential to ensure the security and safety of those assets, and vital pharmaceutical products are no exception.

Transforma Insights, advisors on the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and Digital Transformation, has announced the formation of an Advisory Board, drawing on a range of voices from across the technology sector.

on-demand version As everyone with practical experience in IoT knows, things can and will go wrong with connected applications. If your business is built on a connected product or service, and your remote devices aren’t transmitting data as intended (or are out of control in other ways), every minute that a problem goes unfixed costs

The Board of Governors of the IoT M2M Council (IMC) has elected Sara Brown of MultiTech and Kim Bybjerg of Tata Communications as their new chairman and vice chairman, respectively.

A WEEK IN IoT — Hosting a lively webinar debate yesterday on LTE-M with Aeris and IoT Analytics, I couldn’t help noticing, says Jeremy Cowan, editorial director of IoT Now, how often the audience asked questions on how to secure the Internet of Things. It bore out the results of a new five-country survey.

Your connected device has low network bandwidth requirements and needs a long battery life – LTE-M is the perfect wireless technology for you. But when it comes to the launching and managing your LTE-M deployment, you don’t have all the information you need to execute successfully – that’s because there are many layers to LTE-M

THE THREATS ARE GROWING In the first steps on the road to digital transformation of the enterprise, a billion cellular IoT devices have already been connected worldwide. Yet this transformation is just getting going – billions more will follow and growth rates will remain high. This rapid growth of connected devices is not all plain

on-demand version Low bandwidth cellular technologies, such as LTE CAT-M or NB-IoT, are well suited for IoT solutions due to inherent cost and power saving advantages resulting from more efficient hardware and innovations in the network.

Aeris, a technology provider in the Internet of Things (IoT), is working with the Roambee Corporation, an IoT supply chain and enterprise asset visibility company, to help enterprises improve their monitoring of shipments and assets through IoT-based technologies offered by both companies.

On-demand Staying connected and informed about fleet operations can be a costly task. Bringing those costs down can be an even bigger issue. Join us on Thursday, November 8th at 4p.m. GMT / 11a.m. ET / 8a.m. PT to understand how your peers are dealing with the costs of fleet connectivity and how they can

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How to change from a paper trail to an ELD system. It doesn’t have to be a daunting overhaul of your fleet management’s record keeping process. The goal of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate is to streamline the logging process for commercial motor vehicle drivers. ELD technology improves

Aeris, a preferred Internet of Things (IoT) technology partner for enterprises in India, said it has formed a strategic partnership with BT&BT, a digital business consulting firm, and launched a joint go-to-market IoT solution for enterprises in India.

According to a new research report from the IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, the number of devices managed on third-party connectivity management platforms (CMPs) will grow at a CAGR of 30.3% from 120 million in 2017 to reach 440 million by 2022. This accounted for about 18% of the total installed base of cellular IoT