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Disrupt or die? Start with the fundamentals
August 17, 2018 By Anasia D’mello Your digital strategy must be driven by a clear understanding of the customer’s needs and the way your products relate to them. Digital transformation doesn’t require a radical rethink of a business model that previously brought success – it simply means leveraging better, more efficient technologies to meet and exceed customer expectations and allow data to shape strategic priorities. Thomas Honoré, CEO of Columbus explains how vital peer insight from early adopters can help manufacturers embrace disruption and stay ahead of the competition. I often wonder if manufacturing organisations feel as if they are trapped in a Tardis, racing at the speed of light into uncharted territory. No sooner have they embraced the Internet of Things (IoT) than the next big thing comes along. After getting ready for Industry 4.0, suddenly it is last year’s news and they are being told to prepare for Industry X.0. Look at the big picture but start close to home Trends are important, no doubt, because each market trend creates opportunities for disruption, and disruption is a ... Read more...Endpoints are most vulnerable aspect of industrial IoT: Sans survey reveals confusion over security
August 17, 2018 By Anasia D’mello Organisations hold disparate and unrealistic views on protecting the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), in which endpoints are considered to be the most vulnerable aspects, despite confusion over what actually constitutes an endpoint. These are the key findings of the 2018 Sans Industrial IoT Security Survey report, which examines the security concerns around the rapidly growing use of IIoT. IIoT is the subset of the Internet of Things that focuses specifically on the industrial application of connected physical devices within critical infrastructure such as electricity, manufacturing, oil and gas, transportation and healthcare. The installed base of IoT devices is forecast to triple from 23.14 billion in 2018 to 75.44 billion in 2025. The Sans report found that most organisations globally are forecasting 10 to 25% growth in their connected devices. This growth rate will cause the systems connected to IIoT devices to double in size roughly every three to seven years. This will ultimately result in increased network complexity as IT and OT become more connected, more demand for bandwidth, and the ... Read more...Addressing the need for simple and affordable IoT connectivity
August 17, 2018 By IoT Now Magazine In the short time since their connectivity offering was introduced, @1NCE has gained global recognition as the IoT natives pushing boundaries in the Internet of Things sector, having launched the right product at the right time and addressing the need for simple and affordable IoT connectivity. 1NCE is 100% focused on IoT innovation, creating more than 50 proof of concept use cases in different vertical sectors. With the strategic support of Deutsche Telekom, they’ve created an offer that will unlock the true potential of the IoT. To find out more https://hubs.ly/H0dbjCV0 The post Addressing the need for simple and affordable IoT connectivity appeared first on IoT Now – How to run an IoT enabled business. Read more here:: www.m2mnow.biz/feed/ Read more...
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