IoT connectivity

The Internet of Things (IoT) at a high level is relatively simple – you have sensors in IoT devices that take readings and communicate that data through the internet and into the cloud, to another device, or to some type of analytics user interface. Essentially, data is collected and can then be interpreted into actionable

Digital transformation offers enterprises in all industry sectors the prospect of reduced costs, greater operational efficiencies, enhanced customer experiences and – underpinning it all – growing profitability. What’s not to like? Well, it’s harder to do than to say. So, ahead of Digital Transformation World (DTW) in Copenhagen, Denmark (20-22 September, 2022), Jeremy Cowan talks

The recent pandemic has transformed many companies’ attitudes towards IoT and cellular technology is at the forefront of future growth expectations. Addressing that demand is not a simple process given the complexity of the ecosystem, how cellular networks and suitable coverage are rolled out, and how end-to-end security of networks and devices is achieved. Cyril

When Nanolink a provider of equipment and asset tracking that provides inventory management for large manufacturers, construction and healthcare companies, needed seamless connectivity with simplified provisioning, it turned to Velos to provide the pricing, coverage, service and support it needed to support its global clients.  

Lars Thyroff, the general manager of Fibocom Wireless EU, talks with Keith Kreisher, the executive director of the IoT M2M Council, about how the company’s wireless connectivity services are bringing perfect wireless experience for the industry. 

Smart metering of water, gas and electricity are to play a vital role in how utilities and energy grid players modernise, enhance sustainability and improve customer service. The key to achieving these outcomes boils down to timely, accurate and secure data to meet the demand for energy efficiently, write James Moar and Steffen Sorrell from

Gothenburg, Sweden. 15 July 2022 – A new report from the IoT market research firm Berg Insight says that the global number of cellular IoT subscribers increased by 22% during 2021 to reach 2.1 billion. The major regional markets China, Western Europe and North America grew similarly during the year as the world recovered from

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. 

Micro Systems specialises in cutting-edge embedded electronics solutions. It designs and manufactures process control and user interface boards for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across a variety of sectors, as well as developing management software  

Massive IoT is on a long journey that is yet to reach its destination. Early deployments have barely scratched the surface of the opportunity and we’re still waiting for tens of billions of IoT connections and more importantly the value they create to arrive. Excess complexity, weak standardisation, geographical fragmentation, and different technologies have all

As well as reducing the cost and complexity of deploying IoT, embedded SIM can become the root of trust to deliver critical IoT applications relying on rich edge-to-cloud deployments, writes Matt Hatton, the founding partner of Transforma Insights. 

MWC22 Barcelona returns to Fira Gran Via on 28 February to 3 March 2022 with the theme of Connectivity Unleashed. Here, Antony Savvas highlights what the show will be offering. 

We can all agree that the Internet of Things (IoT) is a tremendous opportunity for mobile network operators (MNOs). For many, IoT is also a necessity to achieve return-on-investment (ROI) on the future and current spending on 5G. 

IoT is a global industry, and will increasingly rely on 5G network capabilities to deliver low latency, high quality connectivity to fuel the data revolution. However, enterprises aren’t telecoms experts, so providers that can assemble, manage and secure global connectivity play a vital part in enabling profitable IoT activity. Nir Shalom, the chief executive officer

Hampshire, UK. 13 June 2022 – A new study from Juniper Research has found the global number of roaming IoT connections will increase from 300 million in 2022 to 1.8 billion by 2027; representing 500% growth.

Serving the Enterprise: The Cellular IoT Connectivity Opportunity. A Kaleido Intelligence Survey Report Sponsored by Eseye, iBasis, Kore, Truphone and floLIVE. Approximately a decade ago, several large technology firms anticipated that cellular technology would form the basis for the bulk of IoT connectivity. As of 2022, this has not yet happened: cellular connectivity accounts for