The Transforma Insights Blog

During the 2010s a host of new IoT technologies promised to make it easier and cheaper to deploy. What is still lacking is an emerging winner in narrowband wide area IoT connectivity. Matt Hatton asks why?

A summary of the presentation given by Jim Morrish at the inaugural meeting of the IET's Future Technology Panel looking at the implications of COVID-19 for the adoption of new technologies. It includes analysis of changing trends in AI, IoT, and numerous other Digital Transformation technologies.

The world of Artificial Intelligence talks about going through ‘AI Winters’; we’re probably on the cusp of the third. Could the current doldrums that IoT finds itself in be described as The First IoT Winter? Matt Hatton shares his thoughts based on our ongoing IoT research.

Amdocs has launched a new product line which it hopes can provide some new capabilities for broadband providers. But it's the software rather than the hardware which will probably take off.

Transforma Insights has partnered with Internet of Business to conduct a survey of enterprises and their approaches to, and perspectives on, IoT deployment.

As we build our IoT market forecasts at Transforma Insights, the arrival of Covid-19 has caused massive disruption and triggered wider economic and societal changes. Predicting the future has never been harder. In this blog post we look particularly at the automotive sector which is both a major IoT sector and uniquely disrupted by Covid-19.

We leave the medicine and epidemiology to the experts. But it is worth exploring how AI research has been applied, with mixed results, to the Covid-19 outbreak.

Intel's recent eye-catching announcements demonstrate the interconnectedness of disruptive technology areas such as IoT, AI, 5G and edge computing.

Our first analysis of real world IoT deployments, based on the IoT case studies in our Best Practice & Vendor Selection Database, reveals challenges.

Selling Digital Transformation solutions solely on the basis of a specific limited business case can miss a lot of the value for both buyer and seller.