The Transforma Insights Blog

Growing sustainability awareness among consumers and government incentives have driven demand for EVs. Analyst Rohan Bansal examines how charging infrastructure has struggled to keep up, but there are three key ways in which it is evolving to better meet demand.

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a blueprint for countries, companies and other organisations to achieve prosperity for people and the planet. In this blogpost, Suruchi Dhingra examines how the use of IoT can help meet those goals.

Suruchi Dhingra explores the current status of autonomous cars, the approaches of auto makers and ride share companies, and what has been holding back adoption.

In the face of growing demand and increasing environmental challenges, the Internet of Things will be critical to optimising water consumption, most significantly through smart agriculture, smart water meters, and smart building solutions.

This blog post provides some key data points from our recent report on sustainability specifically related to how Internet of Things can be used, and the typical results that can be expected in terms of fuel, energy and water savings and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Paras Sharma explores the opportunity for 3D Printed homes, and some of the hurdles that still need to be overcome.

It's common to hear that "IoT is all about the data". Matt Hatton examines why that's actually not the case, and how it can be counterproductive to think it is.

This blog post takes a look at some of the findings from two new reports from Transforma Insights that focus on the connected car space. The continued importance of 4G and the slow road to 5G adoption being particular highlights.

In recent weeks there has been some speculation that Vodafone is planning to spin out its IoT business. This is a recurring issue for Communications Service Providers: to what extent should your IoT business unit be independent from the main parent company? In this blog post we examine the approach of various operators to devolution and the extent to which there is an optimum level of independence.

Matt Hatton explores the cost elements that might determine the choice to use eSIM, iSIM and remote SIM provisioning.