Organisations have traditionally struggled with deploying and managing the network connectivity solutions needed to power their IoT applications – an endeavor that only becomes more complex on a global scale. With challenges ranging from technology availability and device compatibility, to complex logistical processes and multi-SKU devices and SIMs, to disruptive network shutdowns – there are many factors that must be considered to successfully sustain the required levels of connectivity.
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Fast-casual dining establishments are undergoing a major technological shift. IoT solutions are moving beyond the back of house (e.g. inventory monitoring) out to the front, where new dining experiences lead to happier customers who are spending more per visit. Such innovations, however, depend on wireless connectivity and edge computing that can be challenging – and costly – for a restaurant operator to deploy and manage.
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Ubisense
As the automotive world shifts focus to electric vehicle production and supply chains, how can existing assembly and manufacturing techniques hope to keep pace? In this session, Jon Heathcote of Ubisense examines how existing digital-twin technology can make production processes more flexible and efficient to meet future requirements.
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IoT devices are at growing risk – smart home appliances, vehicles and medical devices are hacked every day. Connected products are vulnerable to physical probing, network interception, reverse engineering and other attack vectors.
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