Webinar online 4th June 2019

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.

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Global supply chains involve many moving parts. They also involve multiple parties, and often demand multimodal means of transportation to successfully deliver shipments to their destinations.

WeKnow: The industry’s first IoT specialist full service agency.

Location data is necessary in a wide range of industries. But is the value of location data for innovation, operations, compliance, security, and profitability fully understood?

People talk about smart cities. But interconnected services are not just for Cities are they? How do we ensure a joined up approach, that avoids siloed services for parking or waste management?

In these days of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Analytics, Augmented Reality (AR), Digital Twins, Edge Processing, Hybrid Clouds, and so on — all of which are part of the IoT conversation — many companies, including OEMs that manufacture machines and other high value assets, have yet to offer connected versions of their products.

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To grow your IoT services, you need to know that you can confidently deploy devices, anywhere in the world.

You need a global connectivity partner that reduces the complexity of IoT, offers rapid activation and on-boarding, while managing costs.

Understand how to achieve flexible, global connectivity, with complete visibility of your devices.

On-demand version

Recently we ran a webinar on Designing Low-Power Applications for LTE-M and NB-IoT LPWA Networks. During the webinar we received an overwhelming number of questions that we will address in this follow-up expert panel webinar.

A new report from Beecham Research Cellular Modules for IoT 2017 explores some of the significant changes now taking place in this market.