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Catherine Gull, Head of Private Network Sales at Cellnex UK, explains why enterprises should look to private networks to unlock digital transformation in the workplace, facilitating the fourth industrial revolution and opening up a world of new possibilities in a fast-moving digital era.
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By Oliver Tucker, Co-Founder and CEO of Wireless Logic.
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By John KITCHINGMAN, MD, EuroNorth, Dassault Systèmes.
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By Dale Seed, oneM2M Technical Plenary Vice-Chair and Convida Wireless.
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By Bill Scudder, Senior Vice President and General Manager, AIoT Solutions, AspenTech.
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By Nigel Thompson, VP Product Marketing at BlackBerry.
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By Alex Black, chief technology officer, Enghouse Interactive.
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By Stefan Spendrup, Vice President of Sales, Northern and Western Europe at SOTI.
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When you’re responsible for feeding the nation, there’s no time to lose. Every farm has a tight schedule to maintain and it’s a race against time to ensure that the crops are sown, grown and harvested effectively. No farmer has 20-20 foresight and no existing system is 100% efficient. That’s why the future of farming is digital, with connected tractors part of the new way of getting more value from farming manpower. By Jonathan Henry, UK&I MD, John Deere.
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The promise of the IoT market has been growing for the last 15 years, with many market analysts predicting that we would reach 50 billion devices by the magic year 2020. Now that we’ve arrived there, the reality is a little more conservative (we’re about 41 billion devices short of the forecast). Has IoT failed to live up to its promise? No, but the industry is evolving in a radically different direction to the one predicted a decade and a half ago… By Libelium founder Alicia Asin.
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Gartner predicted in 2017 that there will be 20 billion connected things online by 2020. Since that prediction, we’ve seen the adoption of IoT technology meet and surpass the predictor’s expectations. The number of companies that will invest in IoT will continue to expand rapidly due to technological advancements producing sensors that are smaller, cheaper and more effective. By Simon Spring, Account Director EMEA, at WhereScape.
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Solving global IoT network challenges By Ian Marsden, co-founder and CTO at Eseye.
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