IoT Agenda
IoT Industry and Vertical Markets
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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
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.
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What can 5G really deliver?
- Tata Communications 11 Nov 2019 -
The breach with the longest shelf-life: Healthcare
- Gemalto 06 Nov 2019 -
Using technology to track holiday shipments
- Semtech 05 Nov 2019 -
The role of the car data marketplace for third-party mobility services
- High Mobility 04 Nov 2019 -
Agri-tech – the next big IoT solution to feed the world
- Vertica, a Micro Focus Product Group 31 Oct 2019 -
IoT security policy requires comprehensive, expansive visibility
- Lumeta Solutions at FireMon 24 Oct 2019 -
Epoxy’s role in IoT device PCB assembly and manufacturing
- NexLogic Tech., Inc. 24 Oct 2019
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.
IoT in healthcare provides great benefits for patients and healthcare providers, but providers must also secure IoMT devices and protect patient health data.
As the holiday season approaches, manufacturers can use IoT devices and smart sensors to ensure quick and efficient product delivery to consumers and maintain continuous revenue streams.
Developing applications for the connected car market can be difficult for third-party mobility developers, but there are certain ways for them to obtain crucial customer data.
Farming practices have much room for improvement thanks to the development of IoT sensors and analytics platforms to help farmers optimize the controllable conditions for crop growth.
Many IoT devices get overlooked as vulnerabilities for organizations because they are old hardware or mundane systems, such as HVAC. Plan with device visibility and network segmentation in mind to ...
Understanding epoxy characteristics, curing conditions, viscosity and glass-transition temperature ensures that die attachment and wire bonding joints in IoT device PCB assembly are more robust.
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How IoT is transforming energy efficiency tactics
- Hark 16 Oct 2019 -
The secret to powering IoT devices
- Jenax 16 Oct 2019 -
The future of work and enterprise IoT
- Citrix Systems 15 Oct 2019 -
IoT monetization framework: The IoT stack and how to monetize it
- Flexera Software 14 Oct 2019 -
Who says cellular IoT can’t be used in farming and agriculture?
- Nordic Semiconductor 14 Oct 2019
Energy efficiency is a critical component to a retailer's everyday operations, and IoT sensors and data can help them save on energy consumption and costs.
Using the newest battery technology in IoT devices can affect device and data collection success more than manufacturers realize. Lighter, thinner, more flexible batteries can result in improved ...
IoT is no longer just for consumer or industrial use cases. Enterprise IoT can improve employee efficiency and satisfaction, but IT administrators must reconsider tried and true approaches to ...
To properly monetize an IoT product, it's important to understand which part – or parts – of the stack the product fits into, and which monetization levers are available to pull.
Despite some sources claiming that NB-IoT can't be used for farming and agriculture, others have proven that NB-IoT is designed to offer enhanced coverage in hard-to reach areas.