IoT can scale as far and wide as its connectivity and data security will allow — from the tiniest devices featuring built-in wireless connectivity to HD video surveillance systems, enabled by cellular routers or gateways. Enterprises are creatively using connected technologies to reap tremendous business benefits — especially concerning efficiency and ultimately the bottom line. The potential is there, but choosing the right solutions requires careful consideration.
Doing good is good for business. From top to bottom, companies are improving their environmental and social footprint. However, it takes more than hope and good intentions to meet challenging (but important) environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. It takes a connected layer of technology that can assess, track and report on everything you do.
We offer a digital backbone that supports all of your sustainability efforts - from ensuring your processes are compliant, your data is tracked, your "things" are running efficiently and your supply chain is transparent.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) brings amazing opportunities for enterprises to connect devices, streamline operations, open new revenue streams, and better satisfy customer demands. But many are still frustrated by their early IoT attempts and fail to get the results promised. Why? Because often, business objectives have not been carefully thought through. For equipment makers, the value of IoT is clear-cut. IoT highlights how products are being used, makes predictive maintenance possible to reduce costs and unexpected downtime, and creates predictable, renewable as-a-service revenue streams. But getting it right isn’t as simple as it sounds.