By 2032, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is expected to be worth a staggering $822.54 billion, according to Fortune Business Insights. This rapid growth is owed to IoT’s potential to enhance safety and efficiency in healthcare. However, with this…
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Smart homes: how connected systems enable intelligent domestic energy consumption
By Allan Lagasca, Global leader of Smart Industrials Segment organisation at STMicroelectronics The concept of the “smart home” isn’t new. There can be few homes which don’t integrate connected technology to monitor and manage energy, entertainment, heating and lighting, cleaning,…
From pilot to production: overcoming IoT’s most common roadblock
By Ryan Carlson, Technology Evangelist at Soracom IoT has a pilot problem no one wants to talk about. Not the technology kind. The kind where a perfectly good proof of concept sits in a slide deck for two years, gets…
Direct Insight to provide CRA vulnerability handling insights at Hardware Pioneers Max
Direct Insight, the UK-based technical systems integrator & value-added reseller of system-on-module (SoM) & other embedded systems, will present a session providing insights on how embedded designers and development teams can prepare for CRA readiness and compliance at Hardware Pioneers…
Spitfire announces rapid expansion of IoT business
Spitfire Network Services announced a wave of new customers adopting Spitfire’s IoT Sims and One Network to transform their businesses and boost growth. In the last 12-months, Spitfire has increased its IoT revenues by 238% and the volume of its…
Northern.tech extends OTA update management to microcontrollers
Northern.tech, announces the new release of Mender, including support for microcontrollers (MCUs). Following customer demand, the new Mender MCU client extends the same enterprise-grade OTA update infrastructure, trusted by companies like Airbus, Siemens, Volkswagen, and ZF Group, to microcontrollers. As…
Edge + Cloud data modernisation: architecting real-time intelligence for IoT
By Chandrakant Deshmukh, Senior Vice President – Architecture & IP Governance, Mastek Walk into any enterprise IoT engagement today and you’ll find the same paradox: the devices are deployed, the telemetry is flowing, and yet the operational intelligence promised three…
Tech career change: from the ward to the Cloud
Denise Payne explains why she left her role as an NHS to retrain as a Cloud Support Engineer. When I left my role as a nurse on an NHS intensive care ward it wasn’t because I stopped caring. Actually, I…
Cloud sovereignty: location, access, and jurisdiction
Cloud residency has moved from a technical preference to a board-level control question, as organisations are being asked to evidence who can access data, under which jurisdictions, and what happens when something goes wrong across borders, writes Mark Lewis, Chief…
The great Cloud repatriation: why UK businesses are bringing data home
More UK organisations are treating Cloud location as a governance risk decision, because incidents and audits expose questions around jurisdiction, access and evidence, writes Mark Lewis, Chief Marketing Officer at Pulsant. Recent research found that 87% of respondents plan to…
