What is the ‘Thin IoT’ stack and why do I need it?
- Analyst Report
- Internet of Things
- Hyperconnectivity
- Edge Computing
- Artificial Intelligence
- hardware
- software
- connectivity
- system on a chip
- chip on board
- thin-film
- operating system
- OS
- RTOS
- QNX
- RIOT
- TinyOS
- Contiki
- MyNewt
- mbed
- LiteOS
- MicroPython
- Windows 10 IoT Core
- Zephyr
- networking
- transport
- MQTT
- MQTT-SN
- CoAP
- TCP
- UDP
- IP
- LoRaWAN
- LoRa
- Zigbee
- 802.15.4
- 6LoWPAN
- Low Power Wide Area
- LPWA
- Sigfox
- NB-IoT
- LTE-M
- Non-IP Data Delivery
- NIDD
- Service Capability Execution Function
- SCEF
- Extended Discontinuous Reception
- eDRX
- Power Saving Mode
- PSM
- middleware
- application enablement
- device management
- Lightweight M2M
- LwM2M
- TinyML
The ‘Thin IoT’ stack describes a set of technologies explicitly developed to be optimised for use in constrained environments. This report comprises sections on all five of the elements of the Thin IoT stack, identifying the key technologies that will help optimise any IoT deployment for constrained environments (or just reduce the cost). The five are: device hardware, device software, networking, middleware, and edge computing.
- Amazon
- Amazon Web Services
- Apache
- ARM
- AVSystem
- Cisco
- Digi
- Edge Impulse
- Ericsson
- Friendly Technologies
- Google
- Huawei
- IBM
- Kigen
- Microsoft
- Nokia
- Open Mobile Alliance
- PTC
- Pycom
- Telit
- Upswift
- Internet of Things
- Hyperconnectivity
- Artificial Intelligence
- Edge Computing
Presentation: Building for scale and resiliency (Chetan Polavaram, The Coca-Cola Company)
- Digital transformation
- scale
- resiliency
- supply chain
- COVID
- recovery
Chetan Polavaram, Director - Innovation - Global Equipment, Digital and Supply Chain, The Coca-Cola Company, discusses the impact of the uncrecedented change stemming from COVID, including a refocus on digital channels, simplifying logistics and the use of analytics.
- Manufacturing
- Retail & Wholesale
- Transportation & Storage
- Accommodation & Food Service
Presentation: First steps for digital transformation (Jim Morrish, Transforma Insights)
- Digital transformation
- case studies
- project teams
- strategy
In a presentation recorded at June 2021's Transforma Insights User Group Live event, Jim Morrish discusses the best approach to implementing digital transformation.
Presentation: Motivating your workforce while implementing digital transformation (Zayd Rasool, GSK)
- Digital transformation
- change management
- workforce
Zayd Rasool, Director - Service Excellence at GSK, discusses how to motivate a team while they engage in digital transformation.
- Manufacturing
- Transportation & Storage
- Health & Social Care
Panel: Planning and implementation - technologies, tools and talent
- Digital transformation
- planning
- strategy
- implementation
Matt Hatton speaks with an esteemed panel of experts from Airbus, Halliburton, and Alameda-Contra Costa Transit about best practice in setting your organisation up to succeed in digital transformation initiatives.
- Airbus
- Halliburton
- Alameda-Contra Costa Transit
- Manufacturing
- Transportation & Storage
Presentation: From selling kitchen appliances to transforming consumer experiences (Samuel Seelam, GE Appliances)
- Digital transformation
- appliances
- strategy
Samuel Seelam, Digital COE Leader & India IT Leader, GE Appliances – a Haier Company, shares his company's experience of moving from selling boxes to enabling happiness and wellbeing in every home.
Presentation: Failing Forward Successfully (Manisha Mistry, Rolls Royce)
- Digital transformation
- culture
- skills
Manisha Mistry shares a journey she's been on with Rolls Royce, looking at the two sides of cultural transformation necessary when undertaking a digital transformation.
Panel: What did 2020 spur? Re-evaluating approaches to digital transformation
- Digital transformation
- supply chain
- manufacturing
- work
Jim Morrish talks with representatives of The Coca-Cola Company, GSK and BP about the impact of COVID and the transformation it has stimulated.
- Manufacturing
- Retail & Wholesale
- Transportation & Storage
- Accommodation & Food Service
- Health & Social Care
Internet of Things 101: an introduction to the hardware, software, platforms, connectivity and services that make up IoT
- IoT
- internet of things
- M2M
- machine-to-machine
- telemetry
- telematics
The Internet of Things has been a hot topic for the last decade, delivering some fascinating and truly transformational capabilities. As a result it stands out as the biggest category of Digital Transformation. ‘IoT’ is an umbrella term that covers an almost indescribably diverse set of use cases.
- Amazon Web Services
- IBM
- Microsoft
- Vodafone
Human Machine Interface 101: a primer on new emerging AR and VR techniques that enable human interaction with new emerging technical environments
- human machine interface
- HMI
- virtual reality
- VR
- augmented reality
- AR
Human Machine Interface (HMI) technologies are wide ranging, and include concepts as diverse as haptic feedback to neural sensing. It is, however, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), and particularly AR, that will be most impactful in an enterprise context.
- Microsoft
- PTC
- Toshiba
- WakingApp
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