In this Quickfire video, IoT Now’s editorial director and founder Jeremy Cowan chats to Eseye’s CEO Nick Earle about the changing needs and technology trends in IoT that will impact Enterprise users in 2022. Download the Eseye prediction report: Top 5 IoT Predictions and Trends for 2022

IoT solutions show measurable return on investments for businesses across a variety of industries by creating efficiencies and enabling new business models. They can, however, be challenging to implement and difficult to scale. From managing devices and configuring connectivity types, to ingesting data and building applications, it can all be a bit overwhelming. Until now.

Birmingham City Council needed to reduce their city’s carbon footprint and traffic congestion. Our partner called us in to help achieve this with 4,000 IoT bikes.

(Sponsored White Paper) The IoT connectivity market is forecast to grow strongly between now and 2025, at which point 43% of contracts are projected to be global and regional, rather than national. While the benefits are clear, and start with a single partnership – they can’t be entered without due consideration and diligence. This whitepaper,

By 2025, the eSIM- and iSIM-capable devices are expected to reach nearly 6 billion. What is triggering this boom – and why now? The demand for out-of-the-box global connectivity and built-in resilience enabled by these new technologies require a new approach from CSPs and enterprises.

Welcome to The World of Logistics! By 2030, IoT in Logistics is predicted to be worth more than $100 million. To help our logistics customers get an understanding of what they need to know to succeed with IoT, we’ve created a unique Nomadic Device guide that outlines how to achieve quick time to value. We’ll

To Meet the Challenges of Coverage and Scale, Global and Regional Deals for IoT Connectivity Are Becoming the Norm. Join us on October 6th at 4pm GMT | 11:00am EST, where Tom Rebbeck, Business Services and IoT, Analysys Mason will be joined by Nir Shalom, CEO floLIVE to discuss the growing need for regional and

In this brand-new Quickfire Interview, editorial director, Jeremy Cowan chats to Robbie Paul, Director of IoT Business Development, at Digi-Key Electronics about Internet of Things solutions for smart cities, what factories of the future will look like and what’s next in IoT’s evolution.

5G provides the connection of multiple devices to communicate seamlessly and simultaneously, one of the main technologies behind which is network slicing. As more industries are looking to transform digitally, 5G network slicing is able to support verticals with its efficient slicing and resource allocation techniques. Fibocom’s latest white paper, “5G Network Slicing Empowering Vertical

Connected cars and commercial fleets have been in the market for years, but global transportation players still need the connectivity technologies and tools to turn this capability into a reliable revenue stream. New revenue streams and operating efficiencies can be generated across the complete lifecycle of a vehicle by tapping into the potential of IoT – but central to it

In this brand-new Quickfire Interview, editorial director, Jeremy Cowan chats to Vikram Gupta, Senior Vice President and General Manager for IoT Compute & Wireless at Infineon Technologies to find out about the main challenges IoT equipment makers deal with when looking for reliable connectivity, the effect COVID has had on the speed of converting analogue

Join this webinar to hear from leading experts what this could mean for Industrial applications – spanning sectors such as Retail, Manufacturing, Healthcare.

However, the adoption of 5G wireless solutions and services at a large scale can be costly at the early stage of the deployment. And what could be the most suitable 5G practice for your IoT project? As the leading global provider of 5G key components – 5G module in the industry chain, Fibocom has invited

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION strategy is on most CxOs’ list of top strategic planning priorities. Ninety percent of industrial companies are investing in digital factories and over 70% consider Digital strategy at the top of their strategy agenda. However, many fail to achieve the necessary impact, speed and scale that delivers double-digit business value.