Industrial IoT Advanced Training

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.

Organization to man management to accessing future technology such as VR and IoT, mobile apps are constantly redefining how we interact with the world. IoT refers to the Internet of Things – it is a concept that envisages all machines to be connected to the Internet, to send and receive data, making it possible to control them remotely. Conceptualized in the late 90s, today, IoT is a reality, thanks to the advancements in mobile technology, particularly the growing demand for mobile apps that have revolutionized how people interact with machines in their daily lives.

Developments in connectivity technology offer new opportunities for how and where retail experiences take place.IoT is all about connecting the digital and physical world so that data can be captured, processed and acted on, ideally in real-time and driven by AI. Only by connecting IoT devices like wireless POS, digital kiosks and vending machines that are capturing sales, can retailers connect the physical world.

Is PKI the answer for securing the Internet of Things? As Gartner and other industry experts have pointed out, PKI has been used to authenticate and secure machines and devices for decades. Beyond identifying the devices, PKI offers both the encryption necessary for communicating sensitive and proprietary information, as well as the data integrity needed for the "big data" that comes from IoT to have any value.