Big Machine Data & IoT Analytics

Today’s IoT topology is a hodge-podge of standards, communication mechanisms, software, and hardware. Look at a typical home IoT environment that requires a unique hub for every IoT device. This results in complexity and interoperability challenges for widespread adoption and support. Sensors will continue to reduce in size, power, and cost but will remain constrained as to how many features one can bind into a small compute device. Communication standards at the Edge range from WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Zwave, Thread, ANT, and the list is growing. What is needed are smarter Edge devices that provide the services of communication routing, security, aggregation, and resiliency.

Join our Aeris webinar as we share lessons learned and best practices garnered by more than two decades of experience serving millions of IoT devices on cellular networks worldwide. This webinar will provide valuable knowledge on the following Top 5 security challenges that organizations need to overcome to build and scale a secured connected solution.

IoT hardware is called that for a reason – because it’s hard. Despite best efforts, over 80% of customer IoT projects fail due to an issue at the device level, which is often a connectivity issue in disguise. In this special pre-Halloween webinar, join Paul Marshall, Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Eseye for an intriguing session to hear some of our customer’s IoT connected device horror stories and how they were able to overcome them.

We unpacked how rapid digitalisation is impacting the grid, as well as the architecture, energy and intelligence needed to make it work in a more complex, connected environment. We explored how best to satisfy customer demands, integrate legacy infrastructure with modern technology and maximise the lessons learned from early adopters. E-mobility: The importance of developing the right kind of electric mobility infrastructure for both city and utility needs.