IoT analytics

Eurotech has introduced Everyware GreenEdge, a software formula designed to address typical challenges that occur during the onboarding and management of edge Internet of Things (IoT) devices at scale. These challenges include time-consuming errors, security vulnerabilities, inconsistent data, and ultimately, unmanageable IoT devices with insecure credentials.

Any discussion around data management goes incomplete without mentioning the IoT networks we all live with. From smart homes to industrial sensors, our world is intertwined with intelligent devices and the volume of data being produced has reached staggering proportions. This is great for our digital transformation initiatives, but it comes with a parallel increase

The annual IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona recently took place, and Antony Savvas was there for IoT Now to find out how industry movers and shakers were tackling challenges around connectivity, building partner ecosystems, sustainability and evolving standards. 

Cyberthreats are intimately tied up with digital transformation. An unfortunate irony of innovation, says Ashley Stephenson, CTO of Corero Network Security, is that the developments that benefit us, will also furnish attackers with new ways to exploit us.

The emergence of Industry 4.0 and the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) impact every economic sector – from manufacturing to healthcare and mining to retailers. This is especially true for businesses in legacy industries that need to embark on a business transformation journey to stay relevant. 

According to a report by IoT Analytics, up to 11.3 billion devices of various types are currently connected to the internet worldwide. Analysts expect this figure to more than double to 27.1 billion by 2025, despite the pandemic and shortage of chips. Looking more closely, it is clear that the increase in industrial devices connecting

Research from market insight provider IoT Analytics has revealed that making edge computing systems ‘smart’ by integrating intelligent tools is a key driver of the technology’s continued growth.

IoT deployment is happening rapidly. According to IoT Analytics, the number of connected devices in 2019 is expected to surpass initial forecasts by 14% to reach 9.5 billion. The three main drivers are explosive growth of consumer devices, much stronger than expected cellular IoT/M2M connections, and strong device connectivity growth in China due to government

A WEEK IN IoT — Hosting a lively webinar debate yesterday on LTE-M with Aeris and IoT Analytics, I couldn’t help noticing, says Jeremy Cowan, editorial director of IoT Now, how often the audience asked questions on how to secure the Internet of Things. It bore out the results of a new five-country survey.

Walkbase, a venue IoT analytics and marketing platform company, has announced its expansion into the U.S. market, appointing Kevin Hunter as its president of the Americas.

At GITEX 2016, Huawei, an information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, and Walkbase, a venue IoT analytics platform provider, has announced a joint venue crowd analytics

According to statistics from the European Wind Energy Association, 12,800 MW of wind power capacity was installed and grid-connected in the EU during 2015 – more than any other form of power generation.

Nutonian, a machine intelligence company, has announced an OEM relationship with Autodesk, a global provider of design software and services.

Aeris, has announced it has integrated its Aeris IoT Solutions platform with LORENTZ, a provider of solar powered water pumping solutions.

During the recent IoT Data Analytics and Visualization conference in Palo Alto, many of the presentations, discussions and questions reflected how important the topic of IoT data analytics has become to enterprises. To achieve the new IoT opportunities and services such as predictive maintenance, smart manufacturing and improved customer retail experiences, enterprises need to tap

Internet of Things (IoT) analytics company ParStream has released the findings of an independent survey on the current state of IoT projects in the enterprise. As Syed Hoda tells Jeremy Cowan, key findings indicate that IoT projects vary widely, but face similar challenges related to the collection and analysis of the IoT data.