IoT SYSTEMS INTEGRATION: from EDGE to CLOUD to BACKBONE

By attending this webinar you’ll hear from Numerex and LogiSense on the new demands IoT will place on pricing and billing, including: - Required agility necessary to manage the nuances of IoT business models - What end-to-end solutions mean to your company and why they matter - The impact of convergence on your offerings - True impact of "cost of ownership"

You are invited to watch the "Smart Buildings: Shedding Light on Creating an Intelligent Environment" webinar on-demand. Companies are looking to building efficiency to not only streamline operations and reduce costs, but also to improve customer and associate experiences. Whether making buildings smart for a new demographic of worker or delivering engaging, personalized experiences for shoppers, building technology is evolving to operate efficiently and ultimately autonomously. Energy-saving lighting and controls, with a digital engine that aggregates data, provides the foundation for the intelligent environment. Our technology provides a consolidated cloud-based view of energy usage and edge-based analytics to sense and respond to changes as they occur, ensuring consistent execution based on your defined business and sustainability goals.

Learn how Arrow enables customers to address big business challenges and start the journey to a digital transformation of their business with advanced tools and services. Arrow’s Distribution capabilities now extend to supporting customers with complete Technology Platforms and Solutions. By aggregating electronics and enterprise computing solutions, Arrow is enabling customers from idea creation through the development of the complete technology stack, creating optimized designs capable of scaling for mass production and full deployment. Complex designs are supported by Arrow in-house engineering services and system integration, with the design competence to help customers address big business challenges and create easy to use and easy to deploy solutions.

Unfortunately, the IoT makes every part of nearly every system vulnerable to network attack. The IoT could easily be called the IoT the Internet of Targets. The IoT is a brave new world for risk management.