The Transforma Insights Blog

On 28th September our analysts will examine best practice in selecting vendors to support digital transformation initiatives. In this blog post we examine who are the leading DXSPs in IoT.

The first Transforma Insights User Group Live event conjured up a lot of interesting discussions around the best approaches to digital transformation. In particular it gave ample consideration to the human factors that underpin the technology. It’s not the tech, it’s the people.

The constraints on how IoT is provisioned consists of what we term the 5 ‘P’s of IoT: power, processing, place, price and proportions.

Details of Transforma Insights' webinar series for the next 9 months. Check this blog post for details of all four as well as how to register.

Over the course of the last few months we have written quite a number of reports looking at the landscape for IoT connectivity. This blogpost examines some of the growing complexity.

With all the sporting excellence being displayed at the moment, we at Transforma Insights thought it was worth taking a moment to examine who tops the medals table for delivering Digital Transformation.

Our new Forecast Highlights page improves the accessibility of Transforma Insights’ Connected Things (IoT) forecast database by making up to date summary extracts available for all.

Nokia recently launched its 'Data Marketplace' as a way to allow multiple parties to exchange data (particularly IoT data). In this blog post Matt Hatton summarises a recent report on the capabilities and prognosis for the platform.

Everynet’s new LoRaWAN network represents a crucial step for the long-term success of the technology and the adoption of LPWA devices. This blog delves into how the network will shape the development of the LPWA market in the near future.

The idea that the challenge of Permanent Roaming has been solved in recent years is overly optimistic. It continues to represent a threat to the success of multi-country IoT projects that rely on cellular connectivity. Matt Hatton explores what it is and why it might be a problem for you.