IoT Agenda
IoT Industry and Vertical Markets
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How can IoT help in the COVID-19 crisis
- Intelligent Product Solutions (IPS) 03 Apr 2020 -
Wireless power for smart and secure homes
- Wi-Charge 30 Mar 2020 -
Manufacturers’ database quandary on the path to IIoT transition
- Crate.io 27 Mar 2020
IoT devices could change the way that healthcare organizations prepare for and handle infectious diseases through remote health monitoring, data analytics and location tracking.
Wireless charging provides innumerable possibilities to both users and manufacturers alike, introducing advantageous benefits such as easier installations and increased power efficiency.
The success of manufacturers’ IIoT implementations depends on deploying a data management strategy able to wield collected data productively and optimally.
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Ensuring patient privacy and care in connected hospitals
- Eggplant 26 Mar 2020 -
Taking the pulse of your healthcare system’s vital signs
- Vertiv 23 Mar 2020 -
IoT is here: Here’s what happens next
- Arm 20 Mar 2020 -
Bridge the OT and IT gap with IIoT
- Sierra Wireless 17 Mar 2020 -
Making smart cities smarter by using a standardized approach
- C-DOT 16 Mar 2020 -
Where healthcare IoT is headed in 2020
- Cynerio 09 Mar 2020 -
Why healthcare needs a new security strategy
- Enzoic 06 Mar 2020
With life or death decisions hinging on the performance and reliability of digital healthcare systems, smart hospitals simply have no choice but to get intelligent technology right in the ...
The human body’s systems can be a helpful way to take the pulse of a health system’s IT network. When healthcare systems monitor their health, they can ensure the ongoing delivery of high-quality care.
As 2019 ended and 2020 heralded in new technologies, IoT has entered a time of innovation and increasing creativity, and success in IoT will ultimately revolve around learning a new culture.
The OT to IT bridge is here. With it, expect The Fourth Industrial Revolution to finally break out as industrial companies race to build transformative new IIoT applications that cross it.
From smart cities to connected health and autonomous vehicles, interoperability between devices is crucial to develop a reliable network that can support applications over the same infrastructure.
Advances in healthcare technology mean patients will use IoT Devices to monitor their health and administer treatments from the convenience of their homes, but this also provides more opportunities ...
Rapid growth in smart devices in healthcare shines a spotlight on security concerns. Healthcare providers and manufacturers must work together to protect patient security before connected devices ...
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IoT, culture and the global fear index
- Deloitte Consulting BV 04 Mar 2020 -
3 key steps for IoT PCB SMT and microelectronics assembly
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 28 Feb 2020 -
IoT and the future of transportation
- Keysight Technologies 27 Feb 2020 -
2 ways smart fleet tech is getting more efficient
- CalAmp 25 Feb 2020 -
How different companies use the power of IoT
- Vodafone Americas 21 Feb 2020
A survey conducted by Deloitte Consulting reveals how consumers really feel about technology and how IoT advocates can respond.
IoT PCBs that undergo both SMT and microelectronics assembly demand special knowledge and experience, which is critical to ensure each and every step is implemented precisely.
IoT devices working in conjunction with V2X wireless communications are ushering in a new era in transportation, but future vehicles will only be as strong as the foundation on which they are built.
As fleet management technologies get smarter, organizations will see greater ROI through improved productivity and cost savings.
Companies such as Donaldson, Nexleaf and Perch are utilizing IoT to provide improved manufacturing efforts and user experiences by gathering valuable, real-time data.