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ETSI, GlobalPlatform and the NFC Forum detailed a standardised approach to implementing and managing NFC services across all technologies and platforms. The shared work initiative explains how to ensure that NFC services successfully coexist within a device and operate as intended.

The advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) has fueled innovation on a massive scale. The value of a connected product or enterprise cannot be underestimated, but the challenges have been enormous. Presently, the majority of the effort has been around infrastructure-related capabilities put in place to ensure the connectivity is available and the back-end

Moving to an ever more connected world. The digital transformation of people’s lives, both at work and outside of work, has become a relentless force. Network connectivity is both extending its geographic reach and multiplying as the number of networks available in any given place continues to grow. The computational power of devices continues to

With analyst firms forecasting exabytes of IoT-related network traffic by the mid-2020s and billions of IoT devices projected to be connected, it’s clear that IoT networks need to be optimised to minimise the impact of IoT traffic on other services using cellular networks and to ensure maximised utilisation of network resources on other types of

The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly, with a forecast of 50 billion connected devices by 2020, according to Cisco. Gartner forecasts over $300 billion in revenues, just to IoT suppliers. And, within five years, they estimate one million devices coming online – every hour. As IoT innovation accelerates and permeates our daily lives,

The Internet of Things (IoT) divides into B2B and B2C sectors. This is a B2B paper, however, the term Industrial IoT (IoT) is widely used and it is the one that Eurotech employs. The business case for implementing robust IoT solutions is compelling and very soon it will be overwhelming. Right now it’s compelling because

With the number of connected devices and Internet of Things (IoT) applications increasing at an exponential rate, security risks are also skyrocketing. Don’t lose the IoT’s potential for massive performance and cost improvements through poor security. Prepare your organisation as it deploys thousands of new smart, connected products. In this free Whitepaper PTC shows how

The Internet of Things is reliant on a complex mesh of companies to enable IoT services. This brings in the capabilities of connectivity providers, application developers, IoT platform providers and hardware and software vendors, to name a few. However, the IoT landscape is becoming so vast that it is now impractical to create partnerships for

As organisations move from pilots and trials into larger scale deployment, monetisation of the Internet of Things (IoT) is being given far greater attention. That attention critically must cut across the entire business and engage all stakeholders because IoT monetisation means complete business transformation that will turn traditional business models on their head, turning products

Read how these industries are leveraging the increased security and productivity that comes with moving their mobile workforce to tablets. Healthcare Healthcare organizations are seeking to reduce re-admissions; Baby Boomers are choosing to “age in place”; and the call grows louder to increase practitioner accountability while incentivizing health organizations to improve patient outcomes. Tablets with

The promise of the Internet of Things (IoT) is huge and options for industrial connectivity are very broad. Choosing the right connectivity technology or mix of the IoT market is already big and poised to become huge technologies depends on what kind of application is going to be developed, how it will be implemented and

A new study by Juniper Research has found that revenue from smart audio hardware will more than triple over the next four years, rising from an estimated $1.4 billion this year to over $5.5 billion by 2020.

A new study from Juniper Research has found that embedded SIM cards will increasingly dominate the M2M (Machine to Machine) space, accounting for more than 50% of connections by the end of the decade.

The Internet of Things is taking the world by storm with millions of devices coming online every day. Over 13 billion connected devices are predicted to be in existence according to the analysis firm Juniper Research.1 Over 5.5 million new devices are coming online every day, representing a 30 percent increase in the number of

Software is not a new concept in embedded and hardware products. For years, devices have become increasingly intelligent, more programmable and more connected. What has changed today is that the trickle of product evolution has become a deluge of business revolution. Market-leading hardware manufacturers who have transformed into software businesses are finding the most success

Cyan has announced its intention to acquire Sweden’s standards-based software company Connode for an undisclosed sum, subject to shareholder approval.