How To Evaluate an IoT Solution, Mission Critical IoT, and Your Intro to Bluetooth 5.0
The best articles from this week, curated by the IoT For All Team
IoT Security
8️⃣ Things to Look for in an IoT Solution
Evaluating different IoT solutions and platforms can be a daunting task. Here are the things that really matter when weighing your options, including flexibility in deployment, a distributed architecture, and access to process and portfolio management tools.
🏥 Using IoT in Mission Critical Scenarios
IoT is being put to use to protect citizens, property and infrastructure, and save lives. For example, adding Low-Power Wi-Fi to community defibrillators located in airports and shopping centers allows for the monitoring of these devices to ensure they’re ready when the time comes.
🔟 Steps to a Successful Business Case for IoT
Businesses are being transformed by IoT and digital technologies, but what is the best way to identify and act on a digital innovation opportunity? Follow these 10 steps to boost your company’s efficiency, productivity, and profitability, starting with identifying your specific need.
IoT Connectivity
📘 Your Introduction to Bluetooth 5.0
What is Bluetooth 5.0 and how is it different from the previous versions? In short, it has 2x the speed, 4x the range, and 8x the advertising capacity. This article dives deeper into each new advancement and takes a look at the potential IoT applications that could utilize them.
🌎 Senet Launches Global Connectivity Network
Cloud-based software provider Senet announced a global connectivity network and server enhancements to further build out IoT. The new features are designed to simplify the deployment, management and monetization of LPWANs and applications.
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