The Transforma Insights Blog

Matt Hatton digs into the Internet of Things market, explains the concept of Hyperscale IoT Connectivity from our recent White Paper and shares some of the benefits for enterprises.

The Covid-19 pandemic of 2020/21, and the digital transformation it triggered, will result in more globalised services, and less globalised supply chains

Communications Service Providers (CSPs) around the world saw a downturn in IoT revenue in Q2 2020, but by the end of the year numbers had rebounded.

The new Transforma Insights User Group is a community for adopters of digital transformation technologies such as AI, IoT, RPA and blockchain, but it will naturally focus much more on business issues, rather than the minutiae of new technologies.

Matt Hatton explores whether Google, with its reputation for killing products and projects, has put Google Cloud at a disadvantage when selling enterprise digital transformation services.

In this blog post Jim Morrish explores the ways in which companies should plan for the deployment of IoT and wider Digital Transformation.

Transforma Insights has published an updated version of its Additive Manufacturing (AM) Technology Insight Report, covering topics such as 3D printing and onshoring. This blog post explores some of the key digital transformation themes.

Earlier in January, we at Transforma Insights published a report ‘Digital Transformation Service Provider (DXSP) vendor selection framework’ which examined the emerging DXSP opportunity. It is the first in a series we will publish looking at which vendors are best able to deliver Digital Transformation projects. In this post Matt Hatton provides a summary of that report looking at how enterprises should go about selecting providers of IoT, AI, and other digital transformation consulting capabilities.

AWS held its re:Invent virtual conference in December including major news on IoT products and AI services. The big announcements demonstrate how to best address the technology market: don’t make your users change, serve them as you find them.

The changing face of IoT connectivity is driving increased requirements for IoT device management. This article examines three of them: increasing IoT security needs, the rise of LPWA technologies and growing complexity of IoT application implementation.