Case Study

DB Systel UK, the digital partner of Deutsche Bahn and subsidiary of DB Systel GmbH, provides managed IT services across the DB Group and selected European public transport companies, including the Arriva Group in the UK, Arriva Netherlands, Arriva Denmark, and XC Trains Ltd.

The challenge A meal subscription provider decided to extend their services with intelligent connected fridges to supply office staff with fresh food and nutritious snacks during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s a long, dusty road by motorcycle or bus for a courier travelling in countries like Uganda, Papua New Guinea or Mozambique. Strapped across the courier’s body is a bag that contains days-to-weeks’ worth of handprinted, hard-copy medical diagnostics results. Health officials need those results urgently in order to identify infected areas and control the

One key fact is clear. Today’s enterprises do not necessarily have in-depth telecommunications expertise, and more than that – they shouldn’t need to in order to make a success of IoT initiatives.

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.

The demand for telehealth and telecare technology has skyrocketed in 2020, primarily fuelled by COVID-19 and the need to provide remote health monitoring to safeguard the vulnerable. A recent study forecasts a sevenfold growth in telehealth by 20251. The global pandemic has disrupted the healthcare industry and accelerated it towards a new era of smart

Eseye is a global provider of IoT connectivity. Since 2007 it has been serving more than 2,000 companies deploying IoT devices across all industry verticals. floLIVE has recently supplied Eseye with a virtual connectivity infrastructure in new regions, with complementary management and reporting capabilities via its cloud-based platform, utilising floLIVE’s rich application programme interface (API)

Technology has the capability to transform lives. Over the past few years, companies, cities and countries have moved to digitise all that they do, driving positive results in numerous ways. Yet across the world, many people still face a number of difficulties from climate change and endemic poverty, to health and nutritional care. While these

Smart homes are composed of a growing array of devices that connect to home owners and their makers to share data and perform functions from HVAC control and access control to pet monitoring and many more. Different apps have different levels of security sensitivity and also offer different value to users and therefore are sold

Security is foundational to the reliability of IoT systems and devices, writes Arlen Baker, the chief security architect at Wind River. Everyone from the developer to the operator to the end beneficiary needs to have confidence that an IoT solution will perform as promised, without putting anyone’s privacy or safety at risk. Moreover, the ability

Eseye’s technology connects industrial, vending, banking and smart city customers globally, but how well does it work in practice? Well enough for even the most challenging environments and for eWaterPAY and Eseye to win the Global Mobile Awards 2018 for the Outstanding Mobile Contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Overview Founded in April 2015, Shuttl is a technology-enabled, seat-based bus mobility solution. It aims to solve unsustainable levels of pollution and congestion in India’s cities by shifting people away from cars and towards buses for their daily commuting needs.

Sweden’s second largest public transportation company, Västtrafik, transports nearly one million passengers each day via train, tram, boat and bus – that’s equal to nearly 12 trips around the globe – and Tele2 IoT is the glue that helps keep it together.

Global Omnium, the second largest Spanish private water utility company, turned to Nexus Integra to support its digital transformation with its Industrial IoT platform.

To ensure continuous visibility, utility providers need reliable communications to deliver effective operational intelligence. Gridco Systems selected MultiTech rCell 100 series radios to meet its key criteria of form factor, operational temperature, usability and overall cost effectiveness and is now utilising MultiTech radios for effective distribution grid management.

According to a report from the UN, 68% of the world population is projected to live in urban areas by 2050. The trend towards urbanisation is only accelerating and the global shift toward a more urban global population has profound implications for a wide range of issues. One major change that will accompany urban growth