After years of regulatory pressure in the United States and Europe, Huawei’s Danish country manager, Jiang Lichao, has announced a “No‑Spy” agreement with the Danish government. The deal aims to eliminate any back‑door access in Huawei devices and establish clear security standards for the country’

From managing inventories to enhancing personalized shopping experiences and powering data mining, AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things) are reshaping how businesses operate today. While the terms are often used interchangeably, they serve distinct purposes. As Gaurav Belani, Se

Introduction In this second installment of our IoT value‑chain series, we shift focus to IoT platforms— the backbone that connects sensors, devices, and applications to actionable insights. Our goal is to equip business leaders with the strategic insights needed to choose the right platform mix and

IoT is reshaping everything—from connected vehicles that deliver real‑time traffic data to mobile health apps that track vital signs. According to Martin Bosshardt, CEO of Open Systems, businesses and consumers alike are leaning on this technology to streamline operations and enrich daily life. Org

Online shopping has become a cornerstone of modern life, with many households turning to e‑commerce for everyday essentials to avoid trips to physical stores. While the convenience of ordering online is undeniable, it has also opened the door for a new breed of crime: porch piracy. According to Ben

Christian Lutz, CEO of Crate.io, explains how the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) can unlock unprecedented efficiencies across production lines, security frameworks, and employee experiences—whether on the factory floor or in the office. Traditional data‑processing models no longer meet the v

While convenience drives many enterprises toward IoT solutions, a 2023 IDC study shows 54% of companies cite cost savings as the primary motivation. However, these benefits are often contingent on cloud‑centric architectures for storage, processing, and data access. For mission‑critical operations

Data-driven insights are reshaping behavior across manufacturers and distributors, extending beyond plant floors and warehouses. With customer acquisition costing five times more than retaining an existing customer, the demand for AI and IIoT‑driven analytics on current accounts has never been high

Are We Already in Cyber War? Freelance technology journalist Nick Booth warns that the world is on the brink of a cyber conflict. Iran is reportedly close to a military showdown with the U.S., while China’s state‑backed hacker groups deploy newly trained operators directly to the front lines. Massi

Seth Patin, Founder & CEO of LogistiVIEWWorkforce Augmented Reality: The 15‑Second Forgetting Threshold. When cognitive load increases, retention drops rapidly, leading to mental fatigue and higher error rates.Neuroscience shows the brain decodes visual data far faster than text or spoken words. Sho

What is Cyber Security? Cyber security protects internet‑connected systems from data theft, fraud, and other malicious activity. As Manan Ghadawala, founder of 21Twelve Interactive, explains, it is the practice of safeguarding confidential documents so that only authorized individuals can access th

Despite tariffs, global uncertainty, and other risks, the outlook for the worldwide automated material‑handling market remains robust. Manufacturers, distributors, and logistics firms are investing in practical IIoT‑powered business intelligence to tap critical, real‑time data that informs strateg

Field service has shifted from a routine operational function to a strategic revenue engine and key competitive differentiator. Providers continually seek the most effective methods to grow market share by attracting new clients and deepening existing relationships. Customer satisfaction sits at th

Global research and development budgets for drones are projected to reach $4 billion by 2020, according to Statista. This signals a surge in drone adoption across diverse industrial sectors. Harnessing the IoT wave, drones have evolved from hobbyist gadgets to sophisticated IoT assets. Coupled with

According to YouGov’s Smart Homes 2018 report, roughly 23% of UK households own at least one smart home device. While many consumers focus on human‑centric gadgets—smart speakers, lights, coffee makers—an emerging niche caters specifically to our four‑legged companions. Start‑ups are filling this g

Smart devices are now mainstream, with forecasts predicting 20 million units by 2020. Over the past five years, ABB’s Building Products division—under the leadership of Managing Director Oliver Iltisberger—has evolved from simple thermostats and smart bulbs to fully intelligent buildings that adapt

Ed Finegold of Netcracker Technology Digital transformation has dominated the communications sector for several years, yet many providers still struggle to translate that momentum into measurable market leadership. According to Ed Finegold, strategy director at Netcracker Technology, success must be

Roberto Marzo, Head of Strategy & Business Development at MessageBird, explains how technology is reshaping agriculture beyond Silicon Valley. From vineyard‑management platforms that monitor soil health to autonomous robots that handle produce, the industry is ripe for disruption. AgTech funding su

A recent European survey commissioned by Clarion and conducted by YouGov surveyed over 6,000 adults across France, Germany, Italy and the UK. According to Sebastien Brame, Senior Manager at Faurecia Clarion Electronics, the results underscore that safety remains the paramount concern for the connec

When Jeremy Cowan, IoT Now editorial director and publisher, was asked to moderate and open the 7th IoT Forum CE on June 5th in Vienna, Austria, the brief for his presentation was “Industrial IoT: Where are we going?” By the time he had finished drafting it, the focus had shifted to “Where are we go