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Software AG and Tencent Cloud collaborate to boost IoT services in China
Software AG has joined hands with Tencent Cloud to help smart equipment manufacturers provide IoT services for their customers in China. Customers of Software AG’s application, Cumulocity IoT, can set up their smart device offerings, available as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering, within Chinese borders. This means faster time to value and return on investment (ROI)
Read moreAeris, ABI Research team up for a webinar on managing security investments to maximise ROI
During the pandemic, IoT-specific malware infections represented a 700% increase and targeted more than 500 different types of IoT devices, according to global technology intelligence firm ABI Research.
Read moreWill SIM innovations turn communications management platforms into IoT springboards?
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Read moreZEDEDA signs strategic OEM supplier agreement with Agora
ZEDEDA, the provider in orchestration for the distributed edge, announced an integration with Agora that provides customers in the oil and gas and renewable energy industries with full lifecycle management capabilities for their edge deployments as part of Agora’s overall IoT solution portfolio.
Read moreLogistics-as-a-service solution enabled by Cloudleaf
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. has chosen Cloudleaf’s Digital Visibility Platform as part of its new Logistics-as-a-Service offering which is part of the Qualcomm IoT Services Suite.
Read more88% ROI: A Paradigm Shift in Industrial IoT
on-demand version What if there was a way to not only accelerate your Industrial IoT application’s time to revenue by 9 months, realize an ROI of 88% and achieve material cost savings in both developing and commercializing an Industrial IoT application? This is precisely the question Forrester explores in its recent Total Economic Impact (TEI)
Read moreSemtech aims to simplify IoT applications with release of LoRa-based solution accelerators
Semtech Corporation, a supplier of high performance analog and mixed signal semiconductors and advanced algorithms, announced the launch of a robust platform of new LoRa-based solutions: developer building blocks, Cloud services and manageable hardware.
Read morebCommerce delivering a 15-minute configure price quote
Leveraging CPQs (configure price quotes) are a derivative of IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) and Industry 4.0, which are driving innovations in e-commerce.
Read moreScale is critical to the economics of NB-IoT and LoRa
What drives the profit or loss for an Internet of Things (IoT) service? People seem to be very confused about which line item is most important here.
Read moreUbisense and Quuppa partner to extend reach of world-class industrial location-aware solutions into new sectors
Ubisense Group plc, a market provider in enterprise location intelligence solutions, announced a new partnership with Quuppa as part of Ubisense’s strategy to integrate location and
Read moreDigital Twins can be the intelligent edge for IoT in the manufacturing sector – Part 2
The first half of this two-part series looked at the concept of digital twins and explored how it can help manufacturers with visualisation. Now, says Sukamal Banerjee of HCL Technologies, let’s explore the second big advantage digital twins can bring,
Read moreTelcos say the IoT is underperforming, but Heppelmann tells us ‘IoT is working fantastic here!’
Why is it that some solution vendors ‘get’ the Internet of Things (IoT) and others don’t? Is it an understanding of what customers want? Jeremy Cowan is hearing conflicting messages as network operators admit IoT is failing to meet their expectations, while solution vendors say it works well.
Read moreHow IoT Connectivity 2.0 enables companies to ensure ROI
We have seen the benefits of IoT and many companies moving from lab projects to commercial deployments. But some companies are still reluctant to adopt IoT. According to IDC the key barriers for pursuing IoT are: unclear ROI, Security and privacy issues. No one wants to invest in a project with risky financial return and
Read moreSmart pumps and predictive analytics gain traction as upstream oil & gas companies embrace digitisation
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Pumps Market in the Oil and Gas Industry, Forecast to 2024, finds that there has been a concentrated focus on operational expenditure (OPEX) in the oil & gas industry following the oil price plunge in 2016.
Read moreSD-WAN + LTE = More IoT manageability, reliability and flexibility
Many enterprises have IoT devices scattered across dozens, hundreds and thousands of sites—everything from stores to branch offices to remote oil wellheads. The more sites there are, the less likely it is that a single network technology or service provider can connect them all.
Read moreDeciphering the real cost versus benefit of investing in IoT
IoT has the potential to transform companies from simply being product manufacturers, to becoming service providers but a sizeable investment in a new way of working needs to be cost effective and proven to deliver results. Relying on loose concepts won’t ensure success. Plus, every company will have different pain points and business needs for
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