IoT deployment

In this article Robin Duke-Woolley, CEO of Beecham Research, explores how IoT solutions have moved from being largely dissociated from overall business objectives to being increasingly seen as a way of achieving them. However, recent research indicates there is still much to do. More about this can be found in Beecham Research’s free report –

For several years the IoT M2M Council (IMC) has collected data on a quarterly basis tracking IoT buying patterns by surveying its 25,000 rank-and-file IMC Adopter Members – all self-identified IoT buyers, writes Keith Kreisher, the organisation’s executive director. To get started, there was much discussion among industry experts – mostly, the companies making up

Nick Sacke, the head of IoT and Products at Comms365, believes IoT is on the cusp of mass deployment, as organisations use Lower Powered Wide Area Networking (LPWAN) and new IoT-as-aService (IoTaaS) deployment models to achieve fast, minimal risk, low cost innovation.

Today’s widespread use of field service technicians and vehicles – coupled with the speed of technological innovation – calls for a transformational technology solution that changes the face of field services and the supply chain. Many types of enterprises depend on a field service force to set up, install, enable and maintain their products, services

You may recall the business transformation that took place years ago when companies moved from spreadsheets to automated ERP systems. It was monumental.

From construction to the public sector, insurance to retail, virtually every organisation is looking hard at the Internet of Things (IoT) to assess opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce costs and enhance customer experience.

Cumulocity’s Cloud Field Bus solution aims to simplify the real-world concerns of customers connecting their “machines” in an easy and productive way.