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This special edition report by IoT Now explores how the advent of eSIM technology in the mainstream market and evolving consumer choices will change the landscape for mobile and connectivity operators and service providers, as well as communities the world over. REGISTER NOW TO READ FULL REPORT FREE In this supplement, you’ll find: A 6-page

IoT and 5G Private Networks have the potential to revolutionise business operations in the coming years. In fact, 70% of businesses are poised to take advantage of deploying IoT private networks. However, significant challenges remain for unaware adopters. In an investigative report, Beecham Research and Keysight explore these pitfalls and the steps prospective organisations can

Throughout the coming year, businesses across all industries will need to adapt their operating models to meet the new and changing needs of both customers and their staff. This trend is being pulled by a more remote and distributed user population and pushed by a desire for enterprises to take greater control over their IoT

The agriculture sector is adopting new technologies at a startling rate. It may be the oldest of all industries but the potential of new and emerging technologies to transform day-to-day operations in agriculture is immense, writes Jim Morrish, a founding partner at Transforma Insights. Agricultural contexts tend to be characterised by production distributed over a

The COVID-19 crisis came in the midst of Industry 4.0 – the industry terminologyfor the last decade of digital enablement. COVID-19 made crystal clear that the ability to be agile and resilient is a need to have, and companies that were already on the digital transformation journey, investing in technologies that would aid in this

As IoT becomes a massive market composed of billions of connections securing it involves an enormous and continuously growing threat surface and raised stakes. Consequences extend far beyond initial breaches to what is done with stolen data and the reputational damage that is caused.

London, UK. November 22nd, 2021 WeKnow Media Ltd, the award organisers, are pleased to announce the Winners of the 2021 IoT Global Awards.

WeKnow Media Ltd, the award organisers, are pleased to announce the Shortlisted Entries for the 2021 IoT Global Awards. “The pandemic and global economic shock might have been expected to slow the growth of IoT-enabled services. Not so, if we’re to judge from entries to the IoT Global Awards 2021,” says Jeremy Cowan, chairman of the

The future is already here as intelligent machines harness 5G connectivity, far edge cloud, artificial intelligence and cyber security IN THIS ISSUE: CONTRACT NEWS: Inside Carlsberg’s extension of digital manufacturing to 28 breweries, why Aramco has turned to Foghorn for real-time streaming video analytics MARKET NEWS: Global cellular IoT connections reach 1.7 billion, organisations zero-in

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

Do we need ‘quick wins’ to build public support for smart cities? Or is it the IoT sector’s job (quietly and invisibly) to provide better, safer, greener lives for today’s smart citizens? Should we be winning hearts and minds with dazzling services, or silently enhancing the quality of life? Jeremy Cowan gets some surprising answers

London, UK. July 7th, 2021 – A VIP judging panel of Internet of Things experts has been announced for the 4th annual IoT Global Awards by WeKnow Media Ltd, the award organisers. This independent panel of experts from Tier 1 companies and industry bodies worldwide bring their expertise, enthusiasm, and enterprising minds to assessing a growing number of entries every year. 

IoT innovations are often hindered by needless complexity, convoluted processes and lack of standardisation that increases the development burden. However, it doesn’t have to be like this and organisations from across the IoT industry are starting to collaborate to develop standards to streamline and simplify on-boarding and device configuration.

Modern service teams are winning customer trust and increasing service profitability by optimising every aspect of the service dispatch—from how they communicate with connected products to how they train technicians and scale expertise. Innovations in augmented reality (AR) and remote monitoring through the Internet of Things (IoT) provide technicians with actionable information that can help

The Intelligent Edge, also known as edge computing, is becoming increasingly essential for operational efficiencies and this change from a centralised model of computing is happening at speed. Shifting the intelligence from the cloud to the edge enables operational and management decisions on real-time events to be made at the local level. According to IDC,

The IoT world is growing rapidly in both diversity and application. Yet, each sector has substantially different business requirements and in addition to this, they each require different business outcomes.