Deciding where to allocate IoT capital is more than simply addressing weak points; it’s about ensuring a clear return on investment. As Joseph Zulick, manager at MRO Electric and Supply, reminds us, the first step is to assess your current position. Picture your IoT maturity as a series of concentr

For centuries, humanity has been fascinated by the idea of magic—stories of genies, flying carpets, and enchanted objects that grant extraordinary powers. These myths captured our imagination, turning everyday items into tools of wonder. Today, IoT practice leader and senior solution architect at I

Source : Behance Part 2 of the series examines the obstacles that must be overcome to fully unlock the promise of Internet of Medical Things (IoMT). In this installment, Sergiy Seletskyi, IoT practice leader and senior solution architect at Intellias, explains how surmounting these challenges will

Source: VanillaPlus, IoT Now & The Evolving Enterprise – Editorial Director Jeremy Cowan When the announcement came on Friday that Google‑owned Loon would wind down, many were disappointed. The project, launched under Alphabet’s Other Bets division, aimed to deliver internet to underserved regions

If we look back a few years, 2020 will be remembered for more than COVID, 5G rollouts, political upheaval, or the “murder hornets” scare. As Marc Price, CTO of MATRIXX Software, points out, buried beneath the pandemic, politics, and protests was a quiet but seismic shift: the FCC – and similar regu

Cutting‑edge 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and next‑generation fiber infrastructure are reshaping urban networks, enabling smarter, more resilient cities. Across Europe, cities that deploy these networks and harness big data are already reaping tangible benefits—improved asset management, strea

The UK’s first recession since 2009, triggered by the COVID‑19 pandemic, has left many businesses struggling to survive. Those that lacked robust technology and continuity plans were forced to pivot quickly or face closure. Today’s lesson is clear: the right digital solutions are essential for weat

For years, many sectors were bottlenecked by limited national bandwidth, hampering large‑scale data processing. Today, 5G and fibre‑optic networks—capable of 800 Gbps—have eliminated those constraints. Matt Valentine, Managing Director at Aruba UK&I, notes that centralized data centres are becoming

Jason Shepherd of ZEDEDAJason Shepherd, VP of Ecosystem at ZEDEDA, frequently discusses the “new product mindset” and emphasizes designing products and services with long‑term customer value in mind, rather than focusing solely on launch‑day revenue. In today’s fast‑moving tech landscape, competitiv

In every supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system, the first rule is clear: communication will fail. Rising data volumes stress both the central server and the network links that deliver critical telemetry. Craig Abbot, Sales Manager for the Asia region at Ovarro, explains why remote

According to Ingo Freise, software architect at Deutsche Telekom, designing a distributed IoT system—whether for a factory or a smart city—requires careful attention to several key design principles. A primary challenge is integrating legacy subsystems—like a final‑assembly cell—with new greenfield

Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence are reshaping manufacturing, yet raw data alone offers limited value. Mike Loughran, CTO for the UK and Ireland at Rockwell Automation, emphasizes that context and domain expertise are essential to transform data into actionable business insights. Whil

Ensuring the integrity of the power grid is no longer optional—its a national security imperative. IoT devices are rapidly permeating every corner of our lives, from smart thermostats to autonomous vehicles. While they deliver unprecedented efficiency, they also create a proliferation of new attac

Sergiy Seletskyi, IoT practice leader and senior solution architect at Intellias, explains how LoRaWAN can bridge the gap until 5G is fully deployed. According to Gartner, 5.8 billion enterprise and automotive IoT endpoints were projected for 2020—an increase of 21 % from 2019. The surge will soon

Legacy healthcare technology is jeopardising patient safety, a risk magnified by the unprecedented strain of the COVID‑19 pandemic.SOTI’s recent research surveyed home‑care workers, visiting nurses and healthcare professionals across the UK, Europe, Canada, the U.S. and Australia. The findings revea

Adam Mayer, senior manager at Qlik, reflects on the evolving conversation around the Internet of Everything (IoE) and its roots in the Internet of Things (IoT). When new technology arrives, the instinct is “more, more, more.” Yet adding sensors to every light, door, or toilet without a clear strat

Boris JohnsonThe UK’s energy sector is already moving toward a greener future, according to Rachel Eyres, a business unit leader at Expleo UK. Over the past decade, fossil‑fuel emissions fell by nearly 30%, and during the COVID‑19 lockdown the national grid operated without coal for two months—raisi

Tarun Thomas George, co‑founder and COO of Cavli Wireless, explains how Bluetooth Low‑Energy (BLE) and cellular LPWAN can work together to meet the demands of modern IoT deployments. Launched in 2009, BLE has become the foundation for low‑power IoT applications, while the 2017 introduction of Blueto

Adversity has always been a catalyst for innovation, and the economic shockwaves triggered by the pandemic are no exception. As the world continues to grapple with Covid‑19, companies face mounting pressure to slash costs while simultaneously bolstering competitiveness. In this climate, disruptive

A logistics provider could deliver real‑time parcel tracking to its customers.In 2017, Gartner projected that 20 billion connected devices would be in circulation by 2020. The landscape has evolved dramatically—especially over the past year, according to Mikael Schachne, CMO and VP of Mobility & IoT