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Exploring IoT strategies

April 23, 2018

IoT is one of the most talked-about topics in the tech industry, and yet the landscape remains fragmented due to its immaturity. There are high expectations of the commercial possibilities in this space – with more than 20 billion IoT devices projected by 20231 – and large numbers of companies from every corner of the world are vying for a position to capture that business potential. We embarked on a study to understand how 20 leading service providers are engaging and positioning themselves in the IoT market. For this study, we selected 10 of the world’s 30 fastest-growing mobile broadband service providers2 deemed the most mature in the area of IoT. In addition, we selected 10 leading IoT service providers worldwide, in terms of number of connections, offerings, and their ambition to scale

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We design strategies for businesses to defend against cyber threats and non-compliance through consulting, Managed Services, and Training. We understand, through our own experience from working at startups and smaller companies, that the startups and small businesses are strapped for time and cash. That’s why we use a cost-effective “risk-based” approach to carefully architect a cybersecurity program that meets applicable legal and contractual obligations while protecting your company’s assets.

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Exploring IoT strategies