Etisalat to present at M2M WORLD CONGRESS 2015

Component shortages and supply chain disruptions have created havoc with the production of industrial devices which can make it a challenge to meet your IoT development deadlines. Digi International is no exception. We’ve had our share of challenges in obtaining components for Digi XBee® modules, which greatly impacted product availability to our customers.

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.

The increased demand for connectivity and 5G network-enabled IoT solutions is causing technology providers, telcos, agencies to rush to be first to market, clamoring for dominance in a relatively new, untapped market. This wave of competition may push some orgnisations to sacrifice security testing for speed, allowing potential vulnerabilities to remain hidden in the entire value chain of 5G, network and IoT.

Internet of Things (IoT) is the phenomena that everyone’s been talking about lately. This technology has recently gained significant traction among consumers and businesses due to its rapid expansion, adaptability, ingenuity, and scope. On the other hand, Cloud Computing provides on-demand, convenient and scalable network access which makes it possible to share computing resources; enabling dynamic data integration from various data sources. When these two revolutionary technologies come together, there will be countless new possibilities for managing data and services, analysing the data and so much more.