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Supercharge Your IoT and M2M Solutions

Orbcomm

Gartner forecasts that there will more than 20 billion connected assets by 2020. But how do you take the promise of the Internet of Things and translate it into effective solutions that deliver more value for your customers—all while saving you time and increasing revenue?
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THE INTERNET OF THINGS AND THE CONNECTED HOME

The Internet of Things (or IoT for short) stands for a network of physical objects that contain internet-aware technologies. Think computers, smart phones, network connected TVs, smart appliances, your car, wearable fitness trackers…heck, pretty much everything has some kind of internet connection these days. These physical objects are integrated into our lives and communicate with each other without requiring any human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. Some people call it “M2M” or Machine-to-Machine. Essentially, the idea is that these devices will be able to, and oftentimes already can, identify themselves to other devices and work with each other to communicate and perform certain functions.

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What IoT Is Doing for the Electrical Industry and What It Can Do for You

Legrand

On Feb. 13, 2019, join Tom Cunningham of Legrand for a quick examination of the IoT and how its increasing demand is affecting the electrical industry. Dive into trends and buzzwords, while exploring the impact of popular voice assistants like Alexa and Google to better understand the recent evolution of smart lighting devices. Lastly, this training will help translate the implications of the IoT into real future opportunities for you, as smarter electrical wiring devices become mainstream.
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A Practical Approach to IoT in Field Service

Astea International, Inc.

Implementing IoT, accessing the data and proving its ROI is very challenging for most service organizations. In this webinar, Astea’s Director of Technology Michael Glaser, gives practical advice for deploying IoT in 3 stages: 1) Immediate Break-Fix, 2) Rules-based Proactive Service, and 3) Big Data-based Proactive Service. We also share best practices for integrating IoT with FSM software, so you can prove ROI before you invest in an IoT platform.
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Using IoT and Machine Learning for Asset Management

Event 24

When small production platforms have backup equipment sitting around unused for long periods of time, it often leads to mechanical equipment failures that can cripple production for days or weeks on end. Thankfully, there’s help in the form of new technology. IOT and machine learning can be used to predict mechanical failures with enough lead time to get new equipment on-site before failure to eliminate unnecessary shut-in, and the ability to do this starts at the data layer.
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A Guide to Securing your IoT Device using Arm TrustZone for Cortex-M

Arm

Securing embedded systems has become a critical task for developers. It is nearly impossible to turn on the news and not hear about yet another major security breach. In this webinar, attendees will become familiar with the design methodologies necessary to secure their embedded systems using the new Arm® TrustZone® for Cortex®-M processors. We will examine important concepts, such as Secure and Non-secure domains, setting up a TrustZone RTOS and debugging a secure application.
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What IoT Is Doing for the Electrical Industry and What It Can Do for You

Legrand

On Feb. 13, 2019, join Tom Cunningham of Legrand for a quick examination of the IoT and how its increasing demand is affecting the electrical industry. Dive into trends and buzzwords, while exploring the impact of popular voice assistants like Alexa and Google to better understand the recent evolution of smart lighting devices. Lastly, this training will help translate the implications of the IoT into real future opportunities for you, as smarter electrical wiring devices become mainstream.
Watch Now

A Practical Approach to IoT in Field Service

Astea International, Inc.

Implementing IoT, accessing the data and proving its ROI is very challenging for most service organizations. In this webinar, Astea’s Director of Technology Michael Glaser, gives practical advice for deploying IoT in 3 stages: 1) Immediate Break-Fix, 2) Rules-based Proactive Service, and 3) Big Data-based Proactive Service. We also share best practices for integrating IoT with FSM software, so you can prove ROI before you invest in an IoT platform.
Watch Now

Using IoT and Machine Learning for Asset Management

Event 24

When small production platforms have backup equipment sitting around unused for long periods of time, it often leads to mechanical equipment failures that can cripple production for days or weeks on end. Thankfully, there’s help in the form of new technology. IOT and machine learning can be used to predict mechanical failures with enough lead time to get new equipment on-site before failure to eliminate unnecessary shut-in, and the ability to do this starts at the data layer.
Watch Now

A Guide to Securing your IoT Device using Arm TrustZone for Cortex-M

Arm

Securing embedded systems has become a critical task for developers. It is nearly impossible to turn on the news and not hear about yet another major security breach. In this webinar, attendees will become familiar with the design methodologies necessary to secure their embedded systems using the new Arm® TrustZone® for Cortex®-M processors. We will examine important concepts, such as Secure and Non-secure domains, setting up a TrustZone RTOS and debugging a secure application.
Watch Now
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Spotlight

THE INTERNET OF THINGS AND THE CONNECTED HOME

The Internet of Things (or IoT for short) stands for a network of physical objects that contain internet-aware technologies. Think computers, smart phones, network connected TVs, smart appliances, your car, wearable fitness trackers…heck, pretty much everything has some kind of internet connection these days. These physical objects are integrated into our lives and communicate with each other without requiring any human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. Some people call it “M2M” or Machine-to-Machine. Essentially, the idea is that these devices will be able to, and oftentimes already can, identify themselves to other devices and work with each other to communicate and perform certain functions.

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Ethernet Solutions for IoT Devices

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