How is iSIM shaping a new future in mobile and IoT connectivity?

Security is one of the biggest factors holding back deployment and adoption of IoT, and one of the most difficult to overcome. Get it wrong and you can undermine trust in your brand for years to come. Then there’s ‘Secure by Design’ (SbD); the UK is set to be the first country to enshrine it in law, with standards in other territories such as the EU and US also aligned to it.

Join Ingram Micro’s Rodrigo De Souza, Raffi Vartian from meldCX and Luis Benito Matias Igea from Microsoft in this webinar where they discuss about how they are simplifying IoT & AI with market-ready solutions. During this webinar you can learn about the IoT Accelerator program by Ingram Micro that provides support to cultivate repeatable business methodologies, validate technical designs and provide scalable go-to-market strategy. You can also gain insights into how meldCX through its vision analytics solution is building several use-cases by leveraging Ingram Micro, Azure IoT and Intel technology to improve customers’ experiences across various industries. This is an on-demand webinar.

The Internet of Things (IoT) promises a lot, as a wide array of devices, sensors and networks are poised to deliver unprecedented amounts of data to all forms of private and government enterprises. This webinar introduces key concepts for IoT—from the technologies to market realities—and explains how they will impact the smart cities/smart grids/smart buildings sectors, as well as the Internet of Life Saving Things (IoLST) for public safety. We’ll also explore the challenges associated with IoT, included a very fragmented ecosystem, cybersecurity issues and the need for good business cases. Learn how IoT can enhance and challenge government, public safety, critical infrastructure, utilities, transportation and even corporations.

IoT devices are proliferating throughout corporate networks raising concerns about security risks they may introduce. However, IoT technologies differ in many ways from most enterprise-ready technologies that currently exist. Understanding the risks that IoT represents and how to best quantify that risk can be a challenge for many security leaders.