Reports

Introduction: In an increasingly complex and globalized logistics landscape, being able to accurately track assets as they move throughout the supply chain can be a huge advantage for businesses. But generating real-time data on mobile assets has traditionally been difficult to achieve. Containers and pallets are often transported through remote areas that have low connectivity

Could dynamic sharing and the scalable use of the 3.5 GHz spectrum be the next big business opportunity for CSP’s and MNO’s? A new paper looks at the business opportunities for telco providers and mobile network operators opened up by Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), based on dynamic shared spectrum access. This paper explains how

Along with remote monitoring, tracking/tracing applications are a bedrock of the IoT. The ability to find assets, to track them as part of a logistical operation or even to just monitor where people or animals are is a fundamental requirement. As shown in Figure 1, the number of mobile assets being tracked worldwide at end

It’s no secret that organizations utilizing low-power IoT applications should be giving increased consideration to their eventual migration from 2G and/or 3G networks to LTE. While the transition seems daunting – and make no mistake, any major change has bumps in the road – working ahead with your timeline and technology requirements in mind will

A new wave of IoT solutions leads the way to more sustainable farming Fredrik Stalbrand Global demand for agricultural products is on the rise. By applying advanced technologies in agricultural production, farmers are able to measure and manage the variability of crops in the fields and animals within the herds. Connected equipment, sensors and controllers

In the UK, the average per capita cost of a data breach in the transportation industry is £72 per data record – meaning that if 10,000 data records are lost or stolen, it could cost an organisation £720,0001. With that price tag in mind, it’s imperative that companies take all of the necessary steps to

Aeris’ Evan Whitelock explains why eUICC is the enabler of multi-carrier, multi-platform IoT

Assessing the requirements for an IoT security strategy in the business environment needs careful attention these days. With cyber threats rife and frequent reports of security breaches to businesses big and small, no one is safe, and many are not prepared.

IoT is a Progression. To reap the greatest return, it is important to look at IoT not just as a journey but a maturity progression as your organization’s needs change. Moving along the path to full IoT can be broken down into five stages. This whitepaper will discuss each stage and the increasing levels of

1NCE’s Alexander Sator reveals why the IoT market is ready for ten year, €10 connectivity deals IN THIS ISSUE: INTERVIEW 1NCE’s chief executive, Alexander Sator, tells George Malim why he believes the market is now ready for ten year, €10 connectivity deals NON-CELLULAR IoT Nick Wood tours the non-cellular IoT connectivity options and concludes the mass market

IoT Now Magazine (ISSN 2397-2807) explores the evolving opportunities and challenges facing CSPs across this sector. Our exclusive interviews pass on the key lessons learned by industry leaders in next gen Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) services.  Industrial IoT supplement 2018: Telit’s chief technology officer, Alon Segal, details how reduced costs and streamlined processes are

In this issue: INTERVIEW SAP’s leader of go-to-market for IoT, Nils Herzberg, says that the maturing of the Internet of Things means that greater understanding is aligning with increased automation and lower costs for solutions. These factors are enabling a wider range of business outcomes to be achieved

Why the future is embedded PLUS: eUICC brings new capabilities for IoT devices and new revenue opportunities for network operators, say Stream executives • How eSIMs are different to traditional cards • Why it’s make your mind up time for MNOs • eSIM and eUICC market predictions INTERVIEW Stream Technologies’ Nigel Chadwick and Alan Tait share

This year will be crucial for commercial deployments of IoT connectivity technologies Possibly the most common question about LPWA network technologies is which will win, writes Tom Rebbeck, the research director for enterprise and IoT at Analysys Mason.There remains no clear answer, based on what we saw in 2017. LoRa, LTE-M, NB-IoT and Sigfox all

Transport and logistics move beyond vehicle tracking Transport and logistics were one of the earliest use cases for cellular connected devices and in many countries, remain the largest application areas. Suppliers initially targeted the market with IoT solutions focused on high-value assets, such as containers and the heavy good vehicles that carried them, where the

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