IoT Agenda
IoT Industry and Vertical Markets
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IoT-based smart cities: Shaping the future we’ll live in
- Biz4Intellia 22 Jan 2020 -
2020: The year IoT really gets to work
- Citrix Systems 17 Jan 2020 -
Are we truly ready to support IoT’s impending effects?
- Amdocs 03 Jan 2020
The dynamic transformation and adoption of IoT technology has resulted in the development of smart city solutions that establish a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle for the citizens.
IoT technology will change the way people work through virtual assistants and artificial intelligence handling mundane tasks to improve productivity and open up time for more interesting work.
The growth of IoT devices is outpacing mobile. Providers must plan for the next era of industry supporting IoT devices with onboarding, security and services for different verticals.
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Understand the basics of multi-tier wire bonding
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 30 Dec 2019 -
How to determine the top IoT usage and data industries for 2020
- Actian 27 Dec 2019 -
IIoT and manufacturing asset management are a perfect pair
- Tangoe 23 Dec 2019 -
Cord-cutting 2.0: The next wire-free revolution
- Wi-Charge 13 Dec 2019 -
IoT lays the pathway to smart cities of the future
- BSI 09 Dec 2019 -
Cybersecurity risks affect IIoT fog computing
- NCP engineering 27 Nov 2019 -
Overcome data overload and prevent IIoT project failure
- GE Power Digital 25 Nov 2019
Multi-wire bonding will enable electronic systems and equipment OEMs greater functional integration, but they must understand the fundamentals and challenges of the wire bonding process.
As 2019 comes to a close, use these tips to determine the top industries that will have the greatest penetration of IoT usage and value in 2020.
Incorporating IoT into a manufacturing ecosystem can yield several benefits, but managing all these endpoints will be critical to success.
Long-range wireless charging promises to supercharge the potential of IoT networks. And just like Wi-Fi eliminated the data cord, long-range wireless charging will eliminate the power cord.
Smart cities have the potential to efficiently maintain themselves with minimal human input and reduce risk with the help of IoT, but leaders must be cognizant of the challenges and their solutions.
Although fog computing can improve productivity, efficiency, and revenue, it also can put data at risk. The two-way cloud communications connect operational components via the internet in ...
Organizations can use IIoT data to their advantage, but they must consider incorporating data modeling and infrastructure into their IIoT project plants to prevent failure.
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The secondary network: What is it and how do we manage it?
- OSIsoft 22 Nov 2019 -
The future of physical retail: Connected devices and connected shoppers
- Extreme Networks 21 Nov 2019 -
Four ways IoT will change the way we work in 2020
- Citrix Systems 20 Nov 2019 -
The emergence of autonomous irrigation technology streamlines farming operations
- Semtech 12 Nov 2019 -
What can 5G really deliver?
- Tata Communications 11 Nov 2019
The secondary network is a collection of sensors and devices deployed within the demilitarized zone of industrial operations, which can help manufacturers gain better insight into data and improve ...
In-store IoT devices are becoming more common to foster greater customer experiences. Strong network infrastructure and analytics can be used to improve operation of these IoT devices.
IoT, augmented reality and virtual assistants will give workers more time to focus on meaningful tasks instead of busy work in 2020.
As advancements in technology continues, agricultural farmers can take advantage of LoRa and automatic identification services to better automate and streamline agricultural operations.
The emergence of 5G promises a mobile-first, connected workforce with greater bandwidth and increased network speed. But 5G's success depends on mobile operators and providers' continued investment.