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SMART UTILITIES
Why connectivity is the ultimate enabler of smart utilities
The efficient and green operation of utilities is dependent on the insights and data that are communicated by smart meters, energy generation equipment and an array of sensors and devices that can report on and enable utilities to predict consumption. Smart utilities involve two-way communications to balance demand with supply from renewables and eradicate wasted power generation. At the same time, data is vital to prevent brown-outs and handle the new profile of demands that utilities face as users work from home more, charge EVs and consume power in new ways.
This report will examine the challenges utilities face in becoming truly smart while assessing the options they have to enable connected data to fuel their efficient generation, distribution and predictive maintenance. Utility provision is now dynamic so robust, ubiquitous and affordable connectivity that is secure is essential to enabling new user habits and a greener world.
ENTERPRISE IoT CONNECTIVITY
How enterprises are doing IoT connectivity for themselves
Corporate networks used to be exclusively about ethernet and Wi-Fi but private networks are now routinely being deployed across manufacturing sites, ports, campuses and offices. Cellular technologies, including LTE and 5G, are being adopted to power IoT deployments that are core to business performance and the ability to digitalise and automate. However, cellular connectivity is a new skill for IT departments so there is a need for simplified management of these networks. The hardware (CPE) is robust and proven, cellular security is also strong and the latest LTE and 5G connectivity-as-a-service offerings provide a streamlined way for enterprises and other organisations to take advantage of agile IoT.
This report will examine how adoption of cellular IoT connectivity is transforming IoT for enterprises. We’ll explore how the latest service offerings enable enterprises to monitor and control their networks and security from CPE to the cloud, ensuring secure, high-speed communication that enables decision-making at IoT speed.
ANTENNA OPTIMISATION
Why developers must stop overlooking antennas
IoT is a vast market place in which billions of devices are being deployed. Being first to market can be the difference between success or failure but this can result in hurried development with key decisions not properly addressed. Rushed development means vital components such as antennas are not considered until late in the design process when it can be difficult to find the optimal location or the space that an antenna needs in the device. All too often, mistakes are made and re-engineering has to be performed at a late stage, causing delayed market entry.
This report will detail why it’s not necessary for IoT organisations to become experts in antenna design. Vendors offer off-the-shelf antennas that can be optimised for specific use cases and also are pre-certified for use on cellular networks across the globe. Rather than re-inventing the wheel every time a device is designed, IoT organisations can take a modular approach and benefit from antenna specialists’ capabilities to simplify design, accelerate market introduction and ensure their antenna selection is optimised for their deployment.
CELLULAR IoT CONNECTIVITY
This report will explore the alternatives to the traditional mobile operator-led connectivity landscape
If you’re a chainsaw manufacturer moving to an as-a-service model or a shipping company looking to verify uninterrupted cold chain logistics, you need reliable, secure, global connectivity but you’re skillset is in designing and marketing chainsaws and shipping produce. You’re not a networking expert and you don’t want to become one but the need to connect tens of thousands of devices has made you maintain relationships with different carrier groups across the world and try to understand the costs and service implications of maintaining a fleet of globally connected IoT devices. This is too complex, inefficient and hard to manage to scale up further into the hundreds of thousands of devices and beyond. It’s therefore time to rethink traditional approaches to cellular connectivity.
This report will explore the alternatives to the traditional mobile operator-led connectivity landscape to understand how cellular IoT connectivity is being simplified in order to support hyperscale deployments. The connectivity is only one aspect, the management portals and tools are also essential in order that IoT organisations can control and manage their deployments flexibly, automatically and cost effectively. Making IoT connectivity simple has long been a market requirement so the report will ask whether with fixed price, guaranteed performance, global offerings the dream of easy cellular connectivity is now a reality?
HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE DIGITALISATION?
Report that examines the need to bring intelligence closer to the device
IoT Now is preparing a Light Report that examines the need to bring intelligence closer to the device in the Internet of Things (IoT). Industry verticals such as Smart Energy & Grids, Industrial Automation and even Smart Retail can all optimise their efficiency by leveraging real-time capabilities, not just through faster 5G connectivity, but also by building big analytics platforms in the Cloud, and through intelligent Edge computing. This will benefit use cases such as factory automation, logistics, warehousing, and real-time retail pricing, to name just a few. We ask what skills and experience are needed to deliver this next generation IoT? Which companies and partner ecosystems are working on accelerating digitalisation? And how close are they to deployment?
SENSING THE WAY TO A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Benefits of decarbonisation
This Bespoke Report will focus on the benefits of decarbonisation with sensor data and how this can create a bright future globally. The Analyst will discuss how data driven decisions can improve fuel consumption, electricity consumption, water consumption and more. Although these three areas are where the economic benefits are: reducing consumption of things that cost money, the Analyst will be looking at a business case along with a leader in this space, to discuss the impacts of decarbonisation.
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Judi Lembke, IoT Brand Manager, Tele2
“We tried the content syndication ABM program with 4 campaigns. We got all leads that were guaranteed from our target account list. Beyond that, working with the team has been a great experience, high quality and are always very responsive and eager to help.”
Pamela Trevino, EMEAI Marketing Manager, Gurobi Optimization
“I have worked with IoT Now on many successful campaigns for over a decade. What keeps putting them at the top of my marketing list every year is the relationship we have with the team who go above and beyond to make our investment a success, the guaranteed lead gen and the delivery of on target names from our asset campaigns. Its also the responsiveness we achieve from the industry and the insight IoT Now has into the vertical markets“
Suzanne Lancaster Head of Global Marketing, Aeris
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