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Many manufacturers are applying sophisticated analytics and AI to their IoT data to monitor operations in real time, improve efficiencies, and make intelligent decisions. This week, April 9, 2024, is World IoT Day signifying IoT’s growing importance in the scheme of things. The group behind IoT Day is the IoT Council.

Internet of Things (IoT) products, if they meet “robust cybersecurity standards,” now may qualify for a voluntary label under the US Cyber Trust Mark program created by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

The number of active IoT devices globally is expected to grow from 7.6 billion in 2019 to 24.1 billion in 2030, according to reports from Transforma Insights. There are many reasons for such growth, but, what’s particularly exciting is the fact that many technology advances have lined up recently to enable IoT capabilities previously unseen.

iBASIS, the leading provider of communications solutions for operators and digital players worldwide, proudly unveils the industry’s inaugural multi-carrier Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solution.

Object Management Group®️ announced that leading analysts will speak about the digital transformation market, about topics such as compliance, regulations, security, data analytics, and more at Transform! @ InfoComm 2024.

In-Factory Profile Provisioning (IFPP) is a mechanism for the secure loading of mobile network SIM profiles during the manufacturing and/or order fulfillment process based on characteristics such as the device capabilities or the geographic location into which it is expected to be deployed. In-factory profile provisioning has a variety of benefits.

In a recent report, ‘Digital Transformation in the Healthcare Sector’, technology analyst firm Transforma Insights identified and highlighted eight key areas where disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and the Internet of Things were contributing to the digital transformation of the healthcare sector. One of those eight areas was Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM).

Amongst the thousands of different use cases that are supported by the Internet of Things, many can be considered ‘critical,’ either in terms of saving lives or supporting crucial organizational operational processes. In this article, Matt Hatton, Founding Partner at Transforma Insights, explores the plethora of IoT applications that might be considered critical and the implications of application criticality for how IoT connectivity is delivered, as well as looking at sizing the market for critical connectivity.

The manufacturing sector is undergoing a significant transformation, propelled by the integration of disruptive technologies collectively known as ‘Industry 4.0. Transforma Insights has identified seven key ways in which technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things are reshaping the industry. This article delves into each transformation, exploring their real-world implications.

The technology industry is abuzz with talk of digitally transformative technologies including the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), data sharing, distributed ledger, 5G connectivity and more. But, as ever with new technologies, it is only when end-users deploy solutions that leverage these technologies that digitally transformed industries will materialise. So, what will be the real-world impact of new emerging technologies?