This article aims to predict when the inflection point for mass traction of cellular IoT will occur. It examines:
The Internet of Things is a large umbrella term that is ever-present in our lives - but what exactly is IoT? Simply put, the Internet of Things refers to a network of objects that are able to collect and exchange data through the internet. This article is a simplistic walkthrough of what IoT means, the variations of it, and why businesses are adopting use of it at an amplified pace.
This article highlights that Covid-19 has driven the business case for accelerated cellular IoT, while examining how programable SIMs and new approaches to connectivity solve many of the ecosystem complexities prevalent today:
Covid-19 has clearly marked an inflection point for cellular IoT. As identified in our recent white paper in collaboration with Kaleido Intelligence, the complexity of cellular IoT has been greatly reduced by the GSMA’s standardization of the eSIM.
In our previous blog post, A New IoT World - Part 1, we discussed the shifting priorities of businesses, consumers, and connectivity services as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This sequel will look at emerging infrastructure and efforts to support society as the entire world works to stay productive, efficient, and innovative during a time when contact must remain limited. Streaming services are purposely lowering their bandwidth and quality, factories are abandoning their work to mass produce masks, the entertainment industry is shifting to become entirely digital, and surveillance tools are growing each day. As all industries tread waters that they have never tread before, they embrace a digital and connected world, and all the innovations that come with it. As a result, daily, social, and cultural norms will shift along with business models and investments, and we will experience an entirely new world.
With COVID-19 spreading across the world and impacting supply chains, travel, healthcare and other essential businesses, now is the time for innovation and connectivity. The use of IoT will be essential to enable business continuity and automation.
This article highlights the impact Covid-19 will have on business operations globally. Here we will outline how connectivity solutions are paramount to enabling business continuity and can address new concerns and business functions to enable industry moving forwards. The article demonstrates:
The term Internet of Things has evolved to encompass a very broad range of services and solutions;...
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