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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.

The Internet of Things is one of the fastest growing technologies in Mexico. What are the drivers and restraints behind that trend? How are different verticals adopting IoT? What is the full revenue-generating potential of IoT in the country toward 2022? Finally, what do you need to start planning your IoT deployment?

In less than 1 hour it is possible to connect any machinery or industrial asset in order to monitor production in real-time, measure energy consumption, predict malfunctions, and get real-time notifications. The innovativeness of the new system is enabled by the presence of a no-code configuration wizard that allows, in just a few clicks, one to choose the most suitable App for each machine that you want to monitor and view their data on dashboards without writing code or having to follow complicated procedures of configuration.

IoT solutions show measurable return on investments for businesses across a variety of industries by creating efficiencies and enabling new business models. They can, however, be challenging to implement and difficult to scale. From managing devices and configuring connectivity types, to ingesting data and building applications, it can all be a bit overwhelming. Until now.